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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-17
The Relations or virginia and West VII
gInIa 10 the Virginia Debt.

The Relations OF virginia and West Wiz.
ginia 10 the Virginia Debt.
EHnRwha Gazette
ave throw Off one-third OF the debt for
West Virginia's share and in this we make
an excellent bargain. West Virginia took
of less than third Of population. Per-
sonal property OF all Virginia in 1850, as
assessed, was S2O7, 27O, 900; in that part now
West Virginia it was only s2e,7sS,949 Oh,
or only one eight OF the whole. Real
estate in 1850 was assessed at SS76, 947,-
ll217. What Is now in West Virginia
was only worth SSS, sos, 647 OF, or between
fourth and fifth Of the whole. We got,
and have now, the railroads made in
whole or part by the State, the capital, the
penitentiary, the two lunatic asylums, the
navigable rivers, and the harbor OF Nor.
folk, In itself, as means OF wealth, trade
and commerce, OF more value that the
whole State debt. Then | say we at least
should be fully satisfied"
The above is an extract from q speech
made by Hon. John W, johnson, United
States Senator from Virginia, on the sub
ject Of their State debt, at Petersburg, Vir-
ginia, October 9th, 1870.
The State officers, newspapers and
public speakers Of Virginia, have, for
years past, dwelt at length on the bad
faith OF West Virginia, in not at once as
Stunning the portion, one.third Of the Vir.
ginia State debt, assigned to her by the
State Of Virginia, We are .eratitied Il
meet SO frank and honest an avowal, by ont
OF Virginia's most honored citizens, ant
most distinguished representative, OF Yves
Virginia's actual relation TO the Deb
, Question" I'VE" Virginia, throw of
i one.third "ior West Virginla's share,
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We Pnbllsh This for Whatever It May be

We Publish This for whatever It May b.
,.,. Worth.
From the CiArk,buT Telegram.
Should the Republican party attain The
ascendency in this State there will be
rafting Of dry bones in several places
where the average citizen will least ex,
pect. The ISrElLIoEScER has been dig
ging about the roots OF the Deaf, Dumb
and Blind Asylum, and from our under.
standing there Is worm ut the root which
Is destined to materially injure the insti.
tuition. In It's looking over at Romney,
the State pen OF Moundsyille, almost di.
rectly under It's nose, has been overlooked.
According 10 report here are much surer
results buried 80 shallow as to almost re.
quire no stripping" The case in point
Is an evidence Of wheel within q wheel,
or q systematic ring. We are told that
when about the last contracts for improve
ments TO the penitentiary were to be let
that the draughts were drawn and u Citl-
zen OF Wheeling, one who holds high
position OF trust, took the papers into bis
possession. Parties came TO bid on the
work and could find no specifications.
Thus 1t went on until too late for outsiders
TO bid, when the papers were resurreCted
and the award made at q large advance
over WHAT 1t could have been done for by
those who came from abroad. We merely
show the spot to dig, and any one who de-
sires to test 1t has the same opportunity
to do so that we have.
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Grafton. "NNA'"b "''u
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loIuuH
One OF the most pleasant occasions Of
the year took place yesterday at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Hugh Brown, on North
Fourth street. Mrs. Browns twin sister,
Mrs. David Hays, of Newburg, New
York, is visiting her, and yesterday being
the 10th birthday Of both ladies it was de,
termined properly to observe the same.
Accordingly the children and grand.
children assembled at Mrs. Browns resi-.
dence, and besides enjoying the usual so.
clal intercourse sat down to dinner ft
for king, to which, as may be imagined
full justice was done. A gold ring and
pin were presented to each OF the ladies
as amemento oft the occasion, Roseman
Gardner delivering the articles in the fol.
lowing appropriate remarks:
FRIENDs-0wing to the pleasure derived
from this assembling, and the great rarity
OF similar occasions, It seems fitting that
we,should give some formal expression to
the feeling that doubtless swells up in the
heart OF every one present. We this day
have met TO celebrate the seventieth An.
niversary Of the birth OF mother and aunt
who were born, matured and grew up to.
gether to womanhood, and even to old
age, as We find them to-day; whose close
relationship and even constant affection
throughout three score years and ten, have
80 endeared their lives, that even their
voices, walk, appearance and features are
remarkably alike. We are proud to greet
them to-day as mother and aunt, and sin,
cerely regret that all the members Of the
two families are not here to rejoice with
us at these birthday festivities.
Aunt and mother, on behalf oil your
children, who hold you very precious,
have the pleasure OF presenting you each
handsome gold ring and pin, as me
mento OF this occasion. Wear them anC
may they be reminder OF their nevel
ending love for you both. After we sep
arate this time we may never again al
meet around the family board; but ma,
We live so that when done with earth WI
shall gather as an undivided circle in tina
Homo so bright and fair" where somt
dear ones now await us, where pain and par
ing never come, but all is Joy and peac,
and rest, sweet rest.
Among those present were John Frew
wife and son, Of Wheeling; Cyrus Scot
and wife, R, NJ. Brown, wife and children
R. Gardner, wife and children; Mis-
Annie Brown, Mr.. Il. H. Brown, an,
John Orr and wife.
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FINANCIAL.
ANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY.

Money received On dspodL.
Interest paid on special deposits.
~. eenSSm Ranking BuinoS conducted with prompt.
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HousehoId Hints.
,r oil will soften leather.

Castor oil will soften leather.
To whiten ivory, boil in lime water.
Hay water is good for washing material
Of ecru tint.
To rid closets Of ants, use green pepper
mint frequently.
To clean zinc, rub on fresh lard with a
cloth and wipe dry.
Paint should be vanished, because 1t is
then more easily cleaned.
Corsets with the whalebones removed
make good cleaning cloths.
A bit Of glue dissolved in skim milk and
water will restore old Grape.
Fresh fish should be fried in grease OBJ.
tanned by frying sweet salt pork.
Tepid water is produced, by combining
two.thirds cold and one-third boiling.
Onions and potatoes should be put in
warm water an hour before cooking.
Any tree or plant whipped BY green
elder branches will not be attacked by in
sects.
A pint OF mustard seed put in barrel
Of cider will preserve 1t sweet for several
months.
Rat holes may be stopped effectually by
filling with broken glass and plaster Of
paris.
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THE WOOL MARKET.


Holders Btill Confident Manufacturer,
Evincing Considerable Desire 70 secure
Stocks.
New York Bulletin Of Saturday.
The assortment offering continues mod.
crate, and while there is reason to believe
that a larger quantity OF wool could be
shown II holders were so inclined, none
OF the trade hold to the idea that the &C.
emulation is liberal one or likely to
prove in excess Of the wants Of the mar.
ket during the winter. Neither IA there
anything known to be back In the interi.
or upon which sudden attempts to realize
may precipitate unexpected offerings upon
the market, and the accumulation OF the
country is generally considered as under
perfect control, with every prospect
that 1t will all be wanted as well as a
large proportion oil the stock coming from
abroad. Prices naturally retain stronps,ip-
port, and on all grades the limit is yery full.
with further advance OF late made on
the leading styles, and the tendency still
somewhat buoyant at the close. On Xxx
39a5Oc has been obtained, while the me.
dium grades are held 1aSc higher, though
to some extent nominal in the absence q
business, owners refusing to offer their
supplies. A noticeable feature during the
past three or four days is the fact that the
demand has come more directly from
manufacturers, and many Of these buyers
have been anxious to handle a larger
amount OF wool than they could find in
desirable shape and condition. Foreign
clothing woods have sold with greater free
dom, including some Of the stock held
here on Canadian account; and carpet
woods, both foreign and domestic, are in
demand, with supplies exhausted.
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PHILADELPHIA, November Is. - Flour
Stronger; western extra IS 25a5 SIX; Min.
nesota extra family, good % 2S: choice 90 so;
Minnesota patent 81 60as 25. Rye -four quiet
$lSS; No. 2 red. elevator, 81 4O]fal Al; No,
2 red, spot and November, 81 AK bid, 81 n
Asked December 81 AK bid, 81 IA asked,
January 81 IS bid, 81 10 asked. Corn steady
old low mixed, track, 66a50I<c; old hlgh
mixed, track, 67a6sc; new western mixed
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ChIaAEa.

CHICAGO, November l6.-Flour-steady and
unchanged. Wheat = Unsettled, opened
strong and higher; closed at inside prices
No. . Chicago spring 81 l6Aal l6If cash
81 l6x November 81 l6H December; 81 Tx
January; No, 8, 81 06H; rejected S7kc.
Corn-Unsettled opened strong and higher at
inside prices; Il &c cash; 40Hc December 40c
January; 44c May; rejected $50. 0ats-Un.
settled but generally higher ut S2kc cash;
32%c December; SOC May; rejected zoe. Rye
Demand Light, but holders firm at 7l5Ic. Bar.
tied and lower at $40 25a1O 50 cash; 50 S2J5a
0 05 November; 30 05a9 OK December
I'll OF Kali 10 January. Lard-ACtivc but
lower at 20 7Oa6 72Ii cash; 90 G7Ifa6 10 De.
cember; % 0Sa6 07N January. Bulk Meats
In good demand ut full prices, at "a O0a5 05a
8 IS Whisky-steady and unchanged at
$40.
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PrTTsBulsH, November 49, PErRoLEpM -
Market quiet; crude 81 13N at Parkers fol-
shipment; refined Sc for Philadelphia deliy.
cry.
oLCrrY, November l5.-PErRoLEuu-Mar.
ket opened excited with sales at 81 05 bid for
old, advanced to 81 0GI4, declined to 81 OAK,
advanced and closed at 81 0SH bid for old.
Shipments 5000 barrels, averaging $4,000
barrels Transactions 400, 900 barrels.
ANTWERP, November l5.--PErRoLEUM-Re.
fined 20Hf.
LoxDoS, November l6.-PErRoLEuM--Re.
fined 7Ila79Gd.
New YORK, November 15.-PErRoLEuM-
quiet; United 51EaSNc; crude Ease; no.
fined Sc.
=, PmLADELP4rA, November l5.-prrROLEux-
Firm; refined Sc.
Unchanged.
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track, Sc; sail, mixed, spot and Noyem,
Der, Sc bid; 500 asked; December Sc
bid; SIC asked; January 67ko bid; 69t
asked. Oats hrmer; western mixed 4Oa4OjSc,
white western 4la44c. Provisions steady and
unchanged. lard 7lSa7SEc. Butter weaker;
creamery extra 36aS7c; Western Reserve ex.
ira 26a2Sc; New York and Bradford county,
Pa, extra SSa3iC; good to choice 2ia25c, Eeai
dull; western 2Oa2lc. Cheese dull; creamery
l2llalSc; good l0al2c. Whisky firm; western
at 81 II,
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NEW YoRK, November 15.-Cotton good.
are In very active demand and many makes
o! wide sheetings, brown, bleached and color
cd Cottons, quilts, &C., were advanced to-day
firm. Dress goods and ginghams are in steady
demand. Wooden goods are in moderate de.
mand and very firm, Hosiery and underwear
are doing we'll in first hands and prices firm.
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BALTIMORE, November l5,-Flour-Firm
and active; Western superfino 81 60a5 Is;
do extra, IS 25a6 Is; do family SO 80
az Is. Wheat - Western higher and
fairly active; No. 2 western winter red,
spot and November 81 41al AK; December
81 46al 4Sh January 81 49a1 49H. Corn
Western higher; western mixed, spot and
November, sc; December, 6SHa6s9<c; Janu.
ary 69Ha60Nc; steamer 49c, Oats-Quiet;
western white 4Sa44o; do mixed 41ai2c
Pennsylvania 4Sa44c. Rye-Quiet at S0aS5c,
Hay-Unchanged at SIS 00al6 20. Provisions
Unchanged. Mess Pork-$Il 80. Bulk
Meats-Loose, no offerings; do packed shout.
sS AZ; clear s,e. RIB b, sides 6ss. eHc Bacon
l0allc. Lard-7Hc. Butter-Quiet; prime
to choice western packed and roll 25a28c,
Eggs-Dull; fresh zoe; picked l6al7c. Coffee
-Flrm; Rio cargoes l9al7Nc. sugar-Firm
A soft 1O9SalOXc. Whlsky-Quiet ut 81 12
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CIncInnAti.

CIEC1HNATr, November 15.-Cotton-Firm
atllSSc. Flour-steady at S. S5a6 IS. Wheat
No. 2 red winter 81 bal 70. COrn-Firnl
and higher; No. 2 mixed, shelled, 4Oc new
ear 37aSSc, Oats-Quiet and UNCHANGED al
S9a3ec. Rye-Firm at soc. Barley-Dull and
unchanged at 76aO0c. Pork-Fifm and nm.
changed at $l1 90. Lard-..Demand light and
holders frm at SO 6711a8 rs. Bacon-shoul-
ders at Axe; clear rib &c.; clear sides SIC,
Green tMeats-shoulders SIC; clear rib Sc.
Hams at 61SG7c as 10 average. Whisky-De-
mand light, but holders firm at 81 90. But
ter-Dull at lsaS5c. Linseed 0il-Quiet at
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TOLEDO November 49, Wheat steady
amber Michigan, spot, 81 %; No. . red winter,
spotand November 81 291f; December 81 30X
January 81 81; No. 2 red Wabash 81 10;
western amber 81 80; No. 2 amber Illinois
$l32; No.2 red mixed 81 q. Corn firm; No.
45c; new 4?ci rejected 44c; new SOC. Oat1
dull and nominal. Clover seed steady; prime
S. Tx; No. 9 $500.
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BosroN, November 15.-wooL-Compar.
attvely quiet but firm and advancing; manu-.
tacturers free purchasers; more or less specu.
l9ttye demand, but the bulk of sales are to
the mills; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Yir
giniaHN and above 40a5oc; Michigan 43a45c
Wisconsin SSa5Qe combing and delaines 43a
sic; unwashed Kentucky and Indiana comb
ings 81 Nc; tub washed 56a55c; Missouri $50,
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New ORLEANS, November is. Sugar
easier; inferior TO good common 6Xa7Ic;
common TO good common 7Hasc; yellow
clarified 9a99tc. MolaSses-Dull and lower
common 80; centrifugal Soa35c; fair 34aS5c.
Others unchanged.
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oRlc4so, November 49, The DrOven
Journal reports:
Hoes-Keceips 10000 head; shipment,
5000 head. Market excited and lOc higher
on heavy and &c on light; mixed packing
y 6Sa3 SIX; light $ 6SaS $751; choice heavy
oArrLE-Receipts 1000 head; shipment.
1000 head good natives scarce, strong and
active at 81 so; stockers and feeders firm al
81 26aS 80; native butchers more active and
firm and not quotably higher; cows 81 90;
No. 3 western through Texans firm and more
active.
sHEEr-Receipts 5000 head. Market quiet,
unchanged and weak at s. 40a3 80.
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Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Local Pains, Weak
Spine, Weak and Sore Lungs, Coughs and
Colds Weak Back, Weak Kidneys, Nervous
Affections, Weak Stomach and Bowels, Dys-
pepsia, Heart Affections, Enlarged Spleen,
Female Weakness, Shooting Pains through the
Loins and Back, Lack Of Strength and Activ-
ity, SpaSms Or Fits, and Nervous, Muscular
and Spinal Affections relieved and cured when
every other plaster, liniment lotion and cleo
trical appliance fails.
Placed over the pit OF the Stomach they In
fallibly prevent and cure Ague Pains Sore
ness and Weakness, Bilious Collie, Affections
Of the Liver, and prevent Miasnatic and Ma
larial Diseases. They draw Blood Poisons
through the pores by absorption. They vital
lie and strengthen the system; and should be
worn by all unduly exposed to disease.
PRICE 25 CENTS.
Be careful TO obtain COLLINS voErAIc
ELECTRIC PLASTER, combination Of voltaiC
Electric Plates with highly Medicated Plas
ter, as seen in above cut. Sold byall druggists
noS-SNT4w
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MEDICAL.

r. YOU FEEL DULL, DRowsY, DE.
billtAted, have fTequeht headache, mouth ta,teu
poor appetite and tongue coated yot atV Suisr.
lng irom torpid liver, OF "bLll0uEnos, ana nothing
I'll cure you % speedily and permanently a. q Nc
9tsr stS n liyHg REGULATOR On MEDICINE.
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New Orleans Cotton sIarket.

NEW ORLEANS, November l5.-Cotton-
Irregular and weak; middling 1l1Sc; low dc
llAc; good ordinary llHc. Net receipts
1884 bales; gross 16, 81 bales.
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New York, November 15.-Manufactured
copper nominally unchanged; tngot lake
$2l so. Pig Iron dull and nominal; Scotch
$A 6oa27 90; American $25 O0a2S 90; Russia
sheeting SlS Is. Nails. cut s. 6Oa3 IS clinch
Is lCaR Id. Ne.-
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CINCINNATI, November 16.-Hogs-Live
Quiet but firm; common s. 0Oa3 40; light
45aS 90; packing s. 5Oa3 IS; butchers
IS 70a3 80.
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Swing xO' PARDNER.,

o"ANu Nv EAASDNEIt."
CIT 20 partners, flSt guatlllIOn!
stomp yO' feet aud raise 'en high;
Tune iG "0hi dat WatermilllonI'
GWine TO eat It bime-by.
s'lu.e 50 pardRersI ScapS perliteiyt
Don't he buupin Eiu DO rest,
Balance all Nov step out rightly;
AlluI dance 20 level best
Toward four! Whoop up nIgVerL
hack Aglnl Don't DO 30 SlOWf
swing cornAhsl Mind the hRgen-
When hollsrs den yO' 20.
Top ladies cross obet!
(H0' on TIL take ad1nll;
Hemmen solol fOs Is sober
KANT tell how do IddlerS am,
Hands around! Hold up yO' faces!
Don't be lOOkin' at 20 leetI
Swing yo' pardneTs 10 yO' plactsl
OATS do WAy-darS bard to bea,I
Sides io'warll When yo's ready
Make bon a. lows 20 KIM
Swing across Wild Op'st IadyI
New well let you swap SgIn.
Ladies' change! Shst up dat talkIn,t
Do 20 tAlkln' AFter Ehllel
Right and lef don't want no yalkin.
Make 20 steps and show yO' style.
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land we made an excellent bargain We
hope our State officers will file the above
extract away for future use.
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No, 10 on Saturday night mas no connection for
Chicago or SanduSky. '''
P ~ MAJ Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Csrn
SGse CONNECTIONS are made for all polGts South mud
I'M sa North and Northwest making this desl.
great west and to whom particular attention given.
WHEELING, PITTS. AND BALTIMORE DIV.
AS@'o HSelnS n m. $50 D, nj
W., !rtadelphiA Accommodation.
N ~ mneenhg...:. H. M. 500 H. M
a hNkeb 70 al principal points on nalO at Denot.
Omce open at all hour during the day. 'N''
Information to the travelling public cheerEulIv VVver
m nr,n,r, ": NJ. CLEMENTS, N. Of T,
Z, y DEVR1Es, GOn'l Agent, Wheeling.
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TRANSPORTATION,

plTTSBuRGH, CINCINNATI AND ST,
L LOUIS RAlLwAY-PAN HANDLE ROUTE,
M&M .s:.,i lllEiSlssl7 yszl7Iss3
Time Table EaEt and WCst, Noyepbcr iOIh iS5o
Trains leave Pan Handle Depot, FOOT OF EIeyenth
seet near Public Landing, daily except Sunday, y
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Trains leaving Columbus at $40 r, ~ and B8O A. n.
run daily. Through Chicago express leaves Columbus
except sunday, At $40 r. NJ, with sleeping caF
hptAGneo, arriving In Chicago 1t 1850 next morning,
Ticket Once, Columbus, NSf''
PullnAn'a Palace Dnwing Room Sleeping Cara
M pI without change from StebenyilIe Fast 10
rhilldelPhA and New York. West 10 ColumbuI.
Cincinnati LouiIville, indianapolis and 81 LoulS,
FOR through Tickets, Baggage Checks, Sleeping Car
sccoimn@odatGns and any further iniormRtiOn apply
9.,, 1Eo' "a. bEiLEVlILE, Ticket Agent ii Pm
hAnd!e Depot, loot Of Eleventh street, or at CITY
Heketotee, under Mcclure House, Wheeling.
D. W. CALDWELL,
v Gen'l Manager, Columbus, U.
..,o een'l Pass. and Ticket Agent Columbus, D.
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RLANK Bo0Ks-The DAILY lXrELII.
ana!s eRSSr soos BindsTy docs better work Of ali
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Financial and Commercial.
Money Easier r. Governments Outlet An
Eventual Week 10 Stocks.
Flour steady and Unchanged-Wheat
strong and HIgher-ProVision
Unsettled.


EEw YoRK, November lb.-MoNEY-EaSler
at 6a7 per cent, closing at per cent Prime
mercantile paper ca per cent. Sterling ex'
GovERNHESTs-Quiet; generally steady.
nltea stAtes q Of 1881, coupons.
NeW
rev -Four and halls
NoN Four
CnrIeneH Size.
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For
CATARRH

Price, with Improved Inhaler, Treatise and
Directions, 81 co. Sold by all Druggists.
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EDUCATIONAL.
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

Nine departments Of study; textbook furnished
penses for one year from el75 TO 5000; non.sOc-
tGrian, liberal, thorough. Fall term begins Sep
TENDER Sd, 1879.
EsSFor catalogues and other Information apply
70 the PrtSldent, J. u. Thompson, MorSAn!oTr
West Va. Aul
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baltimore & OHIO RAILROAD co.

EA@ s::::Is:; E;;,gEssl,l!.9s.,';7
On and after May IS, 1879, PASSENGER Tain, will
run as iollOws-WhoClng Time: "''
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Holders stIll ConRdent-Manufacturers
Eyincing Considerable Desire to secure
Rtoeka.