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WASHINGTON. PA.

The Pittsburgh Southern has opened
a telegraph office at the Baltimore & Ohio
depot in this borough, and Miss Ella
Young is the operator.
Miss MaSgie J. Duubar, Of S,eubenville
who has relatives and many friends in TIT
northern part Of this county, will start tol
Fort WranGle, Alaska, Tuesday, May I'D
to which country she goes $ a missionary
Two car loads OF wheat were sent off on
the Hempfeld yesterday, and i've mor1
will be forwarded to-day, direct TO Locus
Point, Baltimore via i. 80. II, r, IN,
wheat was brought to this point over the
Pittsburgh Southern and ". 4 W. Rail,
roads
The stockholders OF the W. & W. narrow
gauge held an importan. meeting TO-DAY
Thursday at WaynSsburr.
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FRIDAY MORNING. MAY %, 1870.
VIZ had a pleasant call yesterday itom
,.o.;isni Ntnonv. NJ tho tlellaiO & South.

WI had a pleasant call yesterday irom
President MoOny, ofthe BellAiC s South
western Railroad, who informs US that
the road is now In running order for a
distance Of 81 miles beyond Dellairc, and
doing a profitable and increasing business.
Tho running expenses arc about 81 per
DAY and the receipts from S25 to $50. The
passenger rate Is about three cents pei
mile and tho freight rate Bay I've cents
per ton per mile. Considerable tobacco
aud grain freight arc coming forward oveI
the line and return shipments Of dry
goods, groceries aud general merchandise
are going back to such points as Jacobs
burg, Armstrong; Mills and Beallsville
and intermediate stopping places. The
feeling among the people towards the
road is excellent aud the directors Cxpec
10 see the line completed through Il
WoodslGld at an carly day-n0t lateI
than September lst at iarthest, The pros
poets OF the road for u paying business arr
highly encouraging, A good deal Of bust
ness with this city is doing over the line
and a great deal more will be done whel
a connection with RCllaire Is made By
bOat.
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The New EyoIation nible.

Lnlllh FfeOman,
The preparation Of the Bible, which
"a 10 be inspired by sweet reasonableneas,
has not made much advance yet. We lay
before our readers the improved version
Of the FIRST chapter Of the Book Of Gene
sis. /. There never was q beginning. The
Eternal, without US that maketh for right
eousness, took no notice whatever Of any
thing. 9, Aud Cosmos was homogeneous
and unditIerentiated, and somehow or an
other evolution began and molecules ap-
pearcd. 8. And m0lecnle evolved proto-
plasm, and rythmlc thrills arose, and then
there was light. 4. And u spirit Of en-.
etgy was developed and formed the plAs.
tic cell whence arose the priinordial
germ. g. And the primordial germ
became protogOne, and the protogene
somehow shaped cocoon, then was
the dawn Of life. Q. And the herb yield.
ing seed and the fruit tree yielding fruit
after its own kind, whose seed Is In itself,
developed according 10 It's own fancy. And
the Eternal, without Us that maketh iOI
Righteousness, neither knew or cared any.
thing about II. I. The cattle alter his
kind, the beastsof the earth after his kind,
and every creeping thing became evolved
BY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and concomi'
tant dissipation Of motion, s. So that BY
survival Of the tittest there evolved the
simiads from tho jelly fish, and the SINH
ads differentiated themselves into the
anthropomorphic pmmordial types, o
Aud In due time one lost his tail and be-
came man, and behold he was The most
cunning Of all animals; and 10! the fast
men killed the slow men, and It was or
dalned to b. 30 In every age, 10, And In
process Of time, by natural selection and
survival OF the fttest, Matthew Arnold,
Herbert Spencer and Charlie Darwin ap'
peared, and beholdit was very good.
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It is possible to do this even in regions OF
country where miasma Is most rife, and
whore the periodic ttvcrS which 1t causes as.
sumo their most formidable types. The I'M.
mense popularity Of HostetteFS Stomach Bit.
tiers is very largely uttributableto the fact Of
Its efficacy Us u remedy for chills and fever,
bilious remittentS, and us a preventive o the
various forms Of Malarial disease. In those
portions Of the West and South where com.
tropics, It is particularly esteemed for the
protective influence which It exerts; audit has
been very widely adopted as a substitute for
the dangerous and comparatively ineffective
alkaloid, sulphate Of quinine. Physicians
have not been among the last to cOnccde Its
merits, and the emphatic professional In.
dorscmentS which 1t has received have added
to the reputation it has obtained at home and
abroad. NwF&w
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tlOn-CandIdRtes NumerOuS-RcT. Inch,
anan. OF WeIIsburg-The jug Line he.
tween Wheeling and MOundsViIIc.
MouNDsvILLE, May 2lst, 1870.
Editors lntAlllGenrer.
Shade trees, fans and soda fountains are
now mach sought after by the citizens OF
leisure, while the farmer and gardener
mops the Precipitation from his brow, aud
wonders whether the cloud in the West
will bring foul weather. Reports from the
rural districts say that spring crops are
backward and rain is much needed. The
talk of a blighted fruit crop is gradually
dying away like the echoes Of the sweet
bray OF McFadden's mule at Pipe Creek.
1t is believed there will be enough fruit
to supply the local demand.
NJ deaths, weddings or sensations to re.
cord this week.
Our municipal election takes place here
tomorrow. 1t is more than probable that
L. b. Purdy, the present Mayor, will sue.
coed himself to that position, as he has ad-
ministered attairs to the entire satisfaction
OF the better class Of citizens, and made
the town q terror to law breakers.
M~oandsville, like Wheeling, takes more
interest in the election OF City Sergeant
than any other officer. There are four
candidates for that office, and only one is
needed and who that one will be mo feI.
low can tell until the votes arc counted.
We desire, as q matter Of pleasure and
Justice, to speak a good word for the out.
going Sergeant, Mr.. j. L. Hammer, who de-
clined to be q candidate for reelection.
Mr.. Hammer has held tho position for
three years and has never been known 10
talter in the line Of his duties rs q police
officer, though frequently bulldozed and
roughly treated by men when arresting
them, and it is hoped that his place will be
filled by Us fearless a man.
The candidates for Town Recorder were
out on dress parade last night. 1t took
twenty minutes for them to pass the Post.
office, We counted 000,0O0,S and quit ior
supper.
Our military company is trying to re.
organize for the sham battle ut Wheeling
on the S0th instant.
The Rev. Buchanan, Of Wellsburr,
held two services here in the Episcopal
Church last Sabbath, which were well at.
tended. He is a young man OF fine abili.
ties, and has made a favorable impress
A large delegation will go from this
place to attend the Sunday School Con.
vention at Dallas on the eth instant
Cameron is now a corporation, and will
elect town officers to.mOrrOw
Moundsville is talking Of organizing a
vigilance COMMITTEES" to break up the 'Tug
line between here and Wheeling, Some
Some OF the people have siguifed their
intention to stop the illicit traffic Of liquor
in this town If 1t takes all summer"
The appearance Of ripe strawberries will
be celebrated by all the churches in town
in the shape OF festivals. Coz.
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Utilizing the Natural Gas Up at New
Cumberland.


Utilizing the Natural Gas Up at New
Cumberland.
Hancock lndspendent.
Gas wa struck at the new we'll o fsmith
Porter & Co, at the mouth Of Deep Gut
on Friday last. This makes the third well
this firm has put down within the las
year, each time striking q strong vein Of
gas, with the exception Of the second well
which, it will be remembered, was neye
finished on account of the tools becoming
fastened. The derrick for boring the
fourth well was arranged on Monday last
and they will at once commence work up.
on the same. We also understand they
are corresponding with aparty in the oil
regions, for the purpose OF having the Oh.
struction taken out OF the unfinished well.
II they succeed in this, they will then
nave I'VE gas wells. II is further said that
II the attemptt0 remove the tools proves
unsuccessful another well will be sunk in
Its stead. In that event they have five
wells anyhow. The gaS from two Of Tho
wells y used exclusively BY the Carbon
Black Company, in the manufactures al
CARBON black, which Is shipped TO The East
and there made into fine printing inks,
Inc other wells are to be used for burning
brick At the Clifton Fire Brick Works,
MeSsrs. Smith and Minor, OF East Liver.
pool, are the parties whohaye the contract
for sinking the wells.
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SATURDAY. MAY 24th. laza.

commencing Ut iOO'cluck A. ", the iOlIoWinsdeehbed
properly, tO-WIt; The real eshte ,ituatO In the city
d " hesllI 4, In the county 0t Ohio and State q West
y iiHiia, aud nlure particularly described Is follows;
LOt numbered one hundred aud hlnety 1--we (Lot No,
1859 on North Front street formerly called Elm street,
and the north sixty (60) feet Of The north Oue.halt Ot
water lot numbered SIX J6l all Of tho addition TO the
Sil city Of wheeling laid out by Henry Moore, TruS.
ice for EbeneEer Xan1, on Wheeling Island, together
with all the improvements thereon and The hefedIta.
menis belonging thereto.
1ERNs OP SGLk-Fiiteen hundred dollars, and u
much more "a tue purchaser may DO Willing 10 pay,
in cash on day Of sale, the balance In two e1uil inS,Gl.
ments ut six aud twelve months respectively, With
lnterrst from Gay Of sale the purchaser giving uegO
table notes therefor. and 10 be secured by endofsen
tothe satisfaction Of the Trustee, or BY proper lien on
the property sold, Rs the Trustee may elect on the day
Of Ele.
The tisla to the above property Is believed TO BE-
pertcci, but selling n trustee ] shall only convey such
title Is Is vested In me BY sald deed Of trust.
RjBERF @. BARR, Trustee.
W. II. HALLER, AuetIOnear. an9l
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From n wheeling hoy out ia the AinsS.
sPRrcE CREIE GuLcH, OK THE BLuE,
NIAR BREcRENRiDoE, SUMMIT Co., Col,
May II, 1879.
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SATURDAY.. MAY 24th. l87a.

Commencing at 10 o'clock a. NJ, the following dcschl-
I'd property, tg-Wlt: A tnCt Of land situated on the
waters 81 Middle v heeling Greek, IN 0hIO county,
West Virginia, Containing one hundred and loriy
acres, nIOle ur less, founded ard dCscribed Is follows:
BeBiuningGt o black oak, corner to ueorge Miller aud
David Kidd, thence with Ge0Ee MllleFs I'm sOuth-
wa 4 about ore hundred and alty poles 70 stake In
Ltidtey's llun, corner TO 4. n. oldham'saw mill tract,
thence With sid b, u. Oldham's line down Ladders
Kun asdrsCiibed In B. 81. Uldham'S deed frum 4. Old.
han TO MCCDnn's line, thence nOrthWmd with NC.
G'nn's line To Joseph BlAney's lands abJut two hum
dred and len Poles, thence with BlAney's lIue . St.
ward about sixty poles to Kidd'S line, and with his
llne TO bgluniBE, being the Nme land conveyed 10
samuel Oldham by his iHthei by dee1 dated Srptem.
Der Soth ls6S, and recorded In Deed Book IS, pages
10 aud ".
TERMS OF sALE.-TWo thousand dollars, and IS
much moe as the purchaser may choose 10 nav, In
cash, the resihHe 10 one and two years from dGUa u
sale, the purchaser TO give his DOies barring interest
trOm date for the deferred payment, and to give q deed
Of trust On tue property 10 secure their payment.
The purchaser to have possession ON the hiSi day Of
September, 1879. 1he titlei Is believed to be good, but
selling Is trustee, will only convey such uue rs Il
vested In u I.
apss-DAw J. D. EWING, Trustee.
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B,suop SIMPSON, an old iavorite OF St.
Clairsville, spoke in that place on Tues
day evening, IN the NJ. E. Church. He
was licensed To preach in what was then
known as the Wheeling Circuit, and
preached the first sermon on the Cadil
Circuit, which included ST. Clairsville and
Cadiz in 1901, The Bishop was accom-
panied by Bishop Harris, who Is also 9
very fine and entertaining speaker. While
in the place they were the guests OF Hon
Wm. Kennon.-BarneSriM EiterpriSe.
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CRlSIAnnRn,S HAlR nYE.

Ia now Enewn throughout the American continent.
1t Is harmless, contains no eaustlC, improves the
abFes, produces a rich, natural and lasting color, Of
Gnyshade from a warm brown to a glossy sable, anlh
endorsed BY the m@t eminent analytic chemists in
the United States. Manufactured by J. CRISTA.
DoEo, No, % william st., New YOrk. Sold by all
DFuggIstS. Applied by all Hair Drssen.
~WylG.NWr&W
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as Va Journal d Education,

wotvA Journal Of Education,
The commencement exercises Of the
University occur on Thursday, June 18th.
The commencement exercises Of the
FairmOnt Normal School will begin on
Sunday June Sth, and continue six days.
Hon. Daniel B. Lucas Of ChGrlestown,
will deliver an address before the Normal
Lyceum Literary Society Of the Fairmont
Normal School, on Wednesday NIGH.
June nth. The FairmonteH may expect
nm able address.
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The Need Of Rain over In pelmop,

Rarasa,liS EussrpdsN.
Serious trouble has been experienced
nthis vicinity about the corn crop, The
early planted crop generally failed to come
up, owing to the cold weather or damaged
seed. Farmers then secured other seed
and replanted their fields. In moist place
this seed has sprOuted and appeared above
the ground, but in places where little or
no rain has fallen the seed remains un.
changed, with no signs OF spmutinr.
There wa y rain "in spots" in this region
last Thursday, but in other places the
ground is dry and dusty. All spring crops
are suffering for want Of nlin.
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AUCTION SALES.
IN FERRY.

% MONDAY. MAY d, 1870. at ST. clalrvIlls,
Ohio, the property known rs the Levin WoCd Home.
stead, nov occupied BY his widow, Kcse H'oOd, viii
Be sold to the highest bidder. The property consists
Of about four aoIN covered with choice fruit u Rreat
variety. A good ~tReStUFy brick dwelling With seven
rVonia, kitchen, bath.EOom and excellent cellar; alSO
yell aud elsteru. The location Of this place make Il
especially desirable, commanding Is It does ni1ynl6.
eent view u Wheeling, tue Island, the ttTeF, MARITIME
Ferry and the Valley. Il Is within GVe mIButrH walk
u either the {, ar. IePOt OF Wheeling Ferry and
ing.
The Ehole Of this property must be sold and . clear
title will BE- given the puFchNSoF.
For further particulars call on or address
JOAN l. VAN PELT,
Ohio City D1nk, Martins Ferry, Ohio or
J0HE Z WEST,
my?l St ClalrEVillG Ohio.
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CLERE'S 0FFtcE, BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, |
May 70, 1879 /
ctERE's OYYicE, hoard o. C-oSMlsuoNERs, i
Aay 70, 1871. /
TRUSTEES SALES.
'TRusTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE


YRUSTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE.
ny virtue u 4 deed Of trust made by Edmund
Hobls, sE, and A1blla, his wife, 70 me q iiuAIee, DAT.
ed February eth, 1910, recorded Ia the ONCE Of
the CLERK Of tho County Court u Ohio county, 10
DEED nj Trust Book Nc, Q, pIge gs7, | will on
SATURDAY, THE 2irH DAY or MAY, 1879,
B ginning At 10 O'Clock A. w., soil ii the front dOot
oil the court House II Ald county the following d..
scTiled property, hat iStO sly; Lat ~RulnleFuI one hun.
drei ind seventy .lwO (T!) On the uUrth side d Zane,
nuH sevemtOPhlh Etietl, On the cOFuoF Of the alley be-
tween flitn aud sixth streets, now Eot aud Jacob
streets, IN that part " lhe city Of wheeling, West Viz.
Gilla, known aS East Wheeling. Tho title Ii bpIIeVei
y b. pcliOci, but selling ~ trustee sill convey only
the title Nesiel In hO ~ said deed VI trust,
TRRMs OR SALE-One-iOuTth cash on day 6i sale,
the balance In three equal IuStallnentS a Slx, twelve
aud el2hteen months, negotiable notes braFlng inter.
est iIOIi day Of Ealc TO b. given for the deferred pay.
nlents and secured by deed " trust gu the property.
WILLIAM J.. W. COWDEN, Trustee.
JIG. uERYEY, Auctloneer, RpT1a
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VIC. HERYEY,
TRUSTEES SALE

By virtue Of a deed Of trust made by John R Miller,
Trustee for Victoria Miller, wife Of the sid John X
Miller, aud Victoria Miller with John Il. Miller, her
1875, and n corded In Decd Of Trust RoJt No. Ii, folio
40, II the land records Of Ohio county, West Vlteinil,
! will oder for sale At the font door d the C0uTt
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COURT SALES.
STATE OF wESTvIRGINIA, COUNTY
NJ OF OHIO, CITY OF WHEELING.
In the Municipal COurt;ot Wheeling.
George Z. Iingle, administrator, &t.,


", In Chancarr
John Robrecht and OtherS.
The undersigned special commissioner hereby riyo
by two d,Crtcs In aid cause made by ali CSuIt an
February 5, 1915, and March 4, 1879, respectively, theV
will on
saturday, the 3ISt day OF May, 1879.
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. ", sell at public AUCTION
a. the front d"Or u the Court House ofOhiO County :.
West Ntrginia, the following described real estate n
the city Of Wheeling, est Virginia, or 70 much there
g IS may BE- necessary toIay the liens reAted In aid
decree 81 February 9th, 1873, add the cost q aid suit
aud the exponEeAo Of sale, tO-Ets Tue pFOperty known
formerly Is the HdL- HOUSE, now called the :'CentTal
teenih SGet, aud bounded as follows: BeynnipV
81 the northeast corn r Vi Water and PVu tAeUI6
streets; thence North With Water street QUE hIudrei
iecti thence east By a Hue parallel With Fourteenth
; TEsS IL, SSlSn E.,, lG IL, 70 % an sI5 open en-. space; thence
twenty-five fcGti thence cast By a line parallel
with tOuTt enIh street To an alley: thebcr South
Tith the vest llne Of aid alley SevenIy-eiEhI
ieet to FOlrteenth street, thence west With the noFth
line OF said F"urteenth street 10 the place OF brgdn.
ntng; together With the right u use said Hlley on The
east eide o. said property, In common with other IS.
siiguees Of jaime and Janle1 4 Raksr. Said commits
si3heis lnlpakInS Ele 81 said real estate will oder for
sale hrst that Iart Of sid real estate uLon which Inc
hotel building Is erected and the ground In The rear al
e1ld hotel building aud Of equal width herewith 70
tae &he! t9St Is 70 Ny, all Of said real estate lying
W. HEIENk AZ InH
northwest corner Of The maiR hotel building on SIIl
real estate and running east parallel with Fourteenth
street 70 the alley and H. sufficient amount Of mOpey
sliall he bid for said part Of sid rial tStata "a 6Tt n,
Tered % pay Oh the said liens, SUats and expenses, The
nnSertgntd VIII sell said part and no more q sGId
real estate; but u such sufficient amount Il moi bid IN
such PlEt lhen they viii Sell the whOeOf sid real -.
tlte ant above dc cribel, or 10 much thereof a. ShRll
DO Necessary TO pay aid liens, costs aud expSnses. 10
lhe highest aud bst bidder, tOgOher With tho TiEht 10
yERssoE sALE.-One-thiNl Of the purchase money,
anu As much M re a! the purcha, er may elect 70 nav,
10 cash on the day Of sale; and for the resIdue Of ~
purchase money bonds shall Il Given To M TSr,r.iSe
sOnsEs " The purchaser, dlteI on the day Of AZ and
otnnns Interest from that date, Caetf for one-thiri Of
S y ESatlle, anu payable IN t. I've, eighteen and
twenty Tour months alter their dat with parSonaj -
CURLY tlgreln approved BY the undudgnei; IN tliIc
70 Le retained until the whole Of tho purchSss moneT
WILLIAM P. HUBBARD.
.,o ALFRED CALDWELL,
-PEt Special Co HmlIdOner.
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WHAT Is the matter with the darling
Ste3tneT The baby was crying piteous.
Y, but the nurse hada bottle Of Dr. Bulls
baby Syrup atband, and the little fellow
was soon comfortable.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ED:

Falss lights arc extinguIshod when a GREAT
TRUTu shines forth, and the tueoatHaAtI fact that tho
hair turns from gay, red or sandy to a glorious black
or brown, QUICKER THAN THE CHAMELEON
Ch0pges lis hues, under the operation OF
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ESEoUToRs' SALE
Valuable Ohio County Farm.

The ~untesisned execution Of the last will ard tss.
lament Of John PairSOu, lGIs Of Ohio co1nty, deeeaSed,
Will sell al pa6tc AUCTION, on the PremiSeS, on
WEDNESDAY, THEA 18Th DAY OF JUNE 1879,
COm@esSey At 10 O'esoek a. ", the home farm Of
aid Johu tllpou, containing AgAae, more Or ieES
SAID land q situate loout three miles from West
Alexandsft PennA, and about one mile south Of VAL
ley Grove PyStrGee. and the llBe Of The W., P,&R
Itiroad, In Obs. eOanty, West Virginia; Is very fer
tile, veil EateIod, lie veil, and has On Il two rood
orchards o. beltet lruil, = large brick dTelIng ana
tEa god te1emGnt houses, 4 Sod ErEu, stable. eDrn
cribs shesp housta, and ether outhplldlIgS Win eood
ieUeiDg.
SAID hud can, Be eOavspienty divided ia.o two or
oroiams and VIII b sid together o. IN parcels 70
suit purchasers
land = lauCh mONO ~ The purchaser NAV SleEf t0payi
IN cast, aud the UuaiboGr IL four equal annual pay.
uenuS ulsh Interest iron The day u ale, the pGf.
ehART giving AaNtlahle mates Seelrd byl deed a
trust on The pfpPety fur the deferred PynCnIG
fSfSo-S delhaS luFthtr information 10 reglFd TO
sid lad are fetHTei 70 The undersigned executes
II VALLEY Grove Pottn3ce, W, Va, o. 10 LIZ JOneL
attorney ct lW, RheelihE, W. Va.
EDWARD @ McCAUsLAHp,
and J. " POLLOCK,
aysArpRr4w R1eeatoES DC.
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GIESEY-McADAuS.-On Thursday evening, May
q, 1873, At the residence Of Mr.. James McAdamA by
hey. J. 7. Mcclure, Mr., MILLARD +. GIEsEY aud
Miss MAOOIE Z. MoApAMs. .
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THEIR are numerous complaints about
the condition Of some Of the alleys.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


sTriadelphia AcrOmmOdluOD.-Thi train Only runs
between Wheeling aud Tr!adelphIa.
tDaLy except S~uldAy-SeUIrk Accommodation.
tsleubonville AcCOmmodAtiOn.-ThtS train during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar
TINS Ferry, and BelLAire, stopping when required Al
sherman HOUSE. Rtpavile, West Wheeling and
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%SPECIALTIES
THIS WEEK!

We will open this week a
full and Complete line ofPara,
soils and Sun Umbrellas. We
invite Special Attention to
these Goods, all new and de-
sirabIe, at Prices Less than
any house in the city. Also
a Complete Assortment Of
Novelty suitings. Black Silks
warranted not to Crack or
wear Shiny.