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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-23
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

The river last night was apparent
ly stationary with III feet on the gausc.
Clear and pleasant
The particulars ul the drowning from
the steamer Andes yesterday, viii bc
found IN our local columns.
The Andes leaves iur Cinclnnau at J
T.. NJ, the Bachelor lot Pittsburgh NJ
\. ~, the piurnal for ParNcrsburg at
1880 4. NJ, the Welcome Tor -, Mary'S
at 10 \. NJ, the rhactuu lJr SlStersyIllc
at 3 T.. N, the Telegram Tor
Claringtun at ~. NJ, tie ONell lor
Stcubouyiilc at , =. NJ, aud the Pres FL
llson Tor Bcl,airc "a mentioned III her
time table IN another column. The
salt Valley will also pass down to-day.
The Iron City, with three bargcs Of
rails and other ireghis, passed down
Yesterday. She will leave them nj
llrathcringtou' where the lronsldrs
will get them on her way b ST. Louis.
The lronsidcs is due to-day, with ore.
The lIcathcrington arriyedirum Hunt
ington with three barses of ore for Steu-
bcnyillc.
Cairo BRidiH IL is reported that
Captain John Newman has gone Ia Gin.
Ciunati 10 purchase the 1t. Lawrence Tor
the PaduCah and II. Louis trade The
st. Lawrence Was built for the Clncin.
natl aud Wheeling trade, aud is said 10
| be the fastest boat al owe the falls Ii IN
the intention to make two trips per
week % II. Louis Ii ID understood
that Cape Glrarirau aud other towns
above here have taken stock. Any other
gentleman desiring nice piece OF chick
en- pie will please apply early.
( dispatch from Washington SAYS
! the Secretary Of the Treasury has APP
| proved the amended pilot rules for the
Western rivers, adopted by the Ma
tional Board OF Supervisors OF Steam
Vessels, at its recent session. The rules
| 20 into effect July !, 1850.
Though it Is frequently announced
| that the river business is brisk, aud thK,
boats leave this port heavily laden, from
/ reliable sources il Is learned that the
five boats now plying here seldom have
| halt cargo. This state OF affairs proba.
bly, accounts for the present detrimen.
tai reduction in freight rates. 90 P'hsbtrgh
! Tins.
The St. Louis GLDls Dcmocr1i says
| Gray's Iron Line steamer Fearless
shows good record on her last two
trips. She left Wheeling for ST. LOUIS
January IS, with 500 tons, arriving
here February q, with 300 tons, time
niue days. She left here with 2,i7O
tons for Wheeling and Pittsburgh. On
her second trip she left Wheeling March
{, With 800 tons, and arrived here on
March 18th, with 100 tons, distribut.
ing !, 500 tons, aud making the trip In
ten days The lronsides, Of the same
/ line, left Wheeling February 20, With
leo tons, and arrived here March l
with LOS tons On her return trip she
took over 1000 tons
The Guiding Star had an immense
anchor on her bon as she passed ~
Its old. an,iquaied and ancient looE
prompted Us TO ask Josh Harrison q few
questions eoDeerningit. Josh said, and
We believe Josh lied-but Josh said
"Eads scooped that ere anchor up when
he was gougin' out the iettiss Col. John
Jones, our clerk, bought Il tor old iron
because be believed Noah 'heavsd I,
up of the Ark when he was about q
land at New Orleans, but blight rstss o.
labor and high wharfage there ran Ssai
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-23
Carpenters Association

This organization has passed the tot
lowing resolution.
R,sDlrtd. That We respectfully invite
every iourncyman carpenter oi thus cliy
10 attend our next meeting, tn be held
IN Cranglr's block next Friday evening,
March ii, as some members OF the fra
tcrnity from abroad have signlticd u lie
sire t. address the carpenters ct this
city.
The topic will be: "Ghc Fast and
Present Position OF the Journcymon
Carpenter, Comparing Skilled with Tn
skilled Labor.
Tho carpenters are deslrous OF having
IL understood that their association Is
not a union. IN the usual acccptation oi
that word, but will hc made into ben
chClai society.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-23
BUILDING PROSPECTS.
Increased Cost - Carpenters
Wavcs-Thc Cost of Renting.

I'VE are going to have II lively season
for building said prominent con'rac-
tor to representative OF tins paper
Yesterday afternoon. There are now
an unusual number OF contracts made,
and | figure that before the very hot
weather sets in there will be more
building than in any spring since bS.
The scribe respectfully desired 10
learn the cause.
Il don't exactly know why Il is, un-
less people have more money. but you
will lind fewer houses with for rent
stuck ON EN- than ut any time IN your
brief experience. In some parts OF
town YOU can't get house at all, and
" here YOU can YOU havcto pay mighty
clever price for it. Yes, sir, you Will
see plenty Of new houses going up and
at good prices, too. o., .
"low will prices compare with last
year
lit will cost from ~ 10 - per cent
more now. \ house that would have
cost 1000 last year could not ho built
now for less shan sixty or slXty-hye nun
-drrd. Everything has gone up; lumber,
plaster, labor, everything. And II the
building has much iron in 1t the increase
will be more. Why, the price OF na'Is
makes difference.
Thinking this 4 good opportunity, the
reporter asked how contractors would
respond to the carpenters demand Tor
an Increase. The contractor thought Tor
4 moment and said:
con. yes, | SAW something about that
i'm saturday kEGiSrER, and the carpcn-
tiers made out a good ease Then Tor
getting himself aud talking to the report
cr AS man and brother, and not in his
capacity as a news glthrrcr, hc SAID:
"Well. between you and me, | am going
10 pay lust what can get good
men for. II the demand is general, |
will pav-hayc 10 do il, hy George
And I'll tell YOU another thing cLrpcni-
tcrs are about the only men that haven {
received Il raise.
After learning from this gentleman
that hc believed his views expressed the
general sentiment. the reporter hunted
up prominent landlord TO tack IL On
the subject ul rents. He soon found one
and was Informed that the demand Tor
houses WAS very brisk and somewhat III
excess of the supply. 81 think there
are Il great many strangers coming tn INC
city. or else" with a iacctiouS smile,
there are more young folks, than usual,
branching out Tor themselves
GLOW do the prices YOU receive CON-
pare with last year"
They're higher, ol course. |
should say about-wcll, from 10
to 80 per cent, higher. \
house, for instance, that cottage there,
which brought Sl2a month, last year
readily rents for $40 now. Some are
more and some less, depending upon
the location aud other points. You will
find 4 greater demand aud better prices
in some wards, than in others
This Was found to hc true. In the
Sixth ward every availablc house has
been engaged aud the demand is still un-
satisfied The reasons Tor tins are cvi-
dent The Belmont mill has brought IN
great many aud Swccney's foundry
some more. when the pottery starts
up, there will bc new invoice OF men
who Nouldlikc e. live in tho Sixth.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-23

delegates to the Republican State Con-
yention at Wheeling
Circuit, Court convened In regular
term AZ y o'clock Monday morning,
Judge Melvin ON tue bench. The tol'
lowing were sworn as a grand jury;
Geo. 8. Crawford, foreman, 6. Gullett,
Jas, Wells, Elzy Cox, VIM. Cassner, J.
q. Marsh, L &. Strain, J. NJ. Adams,
Richard Adams, Robt. Boyd, Thos. Nc
Kim. Hugh Bar,h, Juo. Lewis, ST., A.
], Poole and Z. W. Paxton, and return
al into Court ut ) o'clock and were dis
charged until Tuesday morning at .
o'clock. Before adjourning, however,
they presented the following indictments
as a partial result OF their labors: State
VS. David Parkinson and Thomas
Cheek. felony, charged with burning
Bethany College; State VS. Thomas
Cheek, felony; charged with setting fire
to the barn OF Col. Campbell. State VS.:
John Holmes, misdemeanor: charged
with stealing hay from Joseph Thomp'
son. The first two indictments were
found in lieu OF others ior the same OIL
tense which had been Quashed by the
Court.
We noticed among the attorneys IN at
tendance from abroad, Col. Jared Dun
bar, of Steubenyille; Col. Pendleton,
Hons. h Il. Barr and ]. H.. Good, OF
Wheeling, and John 4, Campbell, OF
Hancock
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-23
Rnmsmhsr-r rtcnd,, Remsmser.

that nr. wis,ar's Balsam OF Wild Cher.
~ has proven itsrlito bea positive cure
FOE Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis
and all Lung diseases. II has saved The
lives OF many even after tue doctors had
said there Vas no hope, Every one
declares that i. goes right 10 the right
SPOT" soothing and heating as u by ma
gic all soreness OF throat and lungs
single dose taken at bed time viii gen
tly warm the blood, cause refreshing
slumbor, and by morning an ordinary
cough or cold will he gone. None ken
uIne without signature OF sanford \
Park. Large pint bottles sl;0o. Keep
a bottle always on hand, twill save You
many q doctor bill. Re sure your drug
PSI sets the genuine for you, laagelin
Rroa' 4 Co, and Logan, List y 90,
Wholesale Agents, Wheeling; West 4
Gilmore, Agsnts Cor Bridgeport "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-23
A HITCH
In the Sweeney Investigating
Committee.

The Sweeney Investigating COMMITTED
will meet tonight, but perhaps nothing
will be done. There Is a misunder-
standing and an incpient war over tue
right TO summon the witnesses ana the
person 10 make out the summons In
The first place, it was distinctly ana
unanimously agreed by the committee,
at its first and only meeting, thai
Michael Edwards, clerk OF the market,
should serve the summons, when
should be made out by the Clerk OF the
Nnnicipal Court. Now il seems that
Chairman Eoff expects the City Clerk
To do this. Yesterday afternoon hka-
IsTER representative asked Clerk Oar
rah II he had written the subp9nas and
he replied that he knew nothing oil
them.
AT the city building Mr.. Edwards was
found in communication with Clerk
Updegraff, and the reporter asked HIM
about the summons and ii he had list
OF the witnesses? Mr.. Updegrah spoke
mn and said III he had he wasn't going to
let the reporter see it, which Was more
than that modest individual had asked
Mr.. Edwards said they were waiting
for some blanks, but had not received
the list from Mr.. Hubbard. lie alter
wards went to see the last named gen
tleman, but failed 10 find hlm aud PROB.
ABLY would not have received the list II
he had.
So il seems that Mr.. UpdegraH has
been instructed to write the summons
This was not the expressed wish OF the
committee, as the writer we'll remen-
beers, but the only difference that IL
would make would be the delay.
A member of the committee Is au-
thority for the statement the Sergeant
decidedly objects to allowing Edwards
To serve these summons, WHICH he
claims is his right, granted by ordlnan,
ces. Ii is further stated that he VIII
not 20 into an Investigation II he does
not serve them. This latter is very lm.
probable aud childish. The amount OF
| fees involved is very small aud people
| will attribute any refusal ID other AMI
| Interior motives aud without hesitation.
The difference or conflict OF authority
in these matters will probably be ar
ranged to-day, 50 that the committee
can at once proceed with It's duties,
| Further and unnecessary delay Will
| only occasion comment untayorabie To
| both committee aud accused.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-23

oga,d bs lei, tho anchor. Col. Jones
ia min, 10 Give il TO Frank Richardson
tor n breastpiu, unless Frank fsatce
wants To wear it for n charm to ms
watch.ebain. wouldn't carry ~,
il, ana JOSH went on singing, ~
Guidin' Star am red.hot SCAT ~
tnstes tines' one DAT hoat. - Loa's''e'
sri.r-Josraai. n,,,,s,
The Kentucky pcnGnai says that ,as'
Friday during the snow storm nuu'p M
- ,"xsmen who were descending Big
SANDY on RATS were badly chii'su, snu
isars that some were drowned by the
wreckiny of their RATS by the Wild cur.
rent. The loss Of timber when ~,
away will be considerable-es'imAlsu y;
four thousand logs, while, upwatus .,
half a million slaves driited out it'o W.
Ohio river. Henderson Scott anu mar
Johns lost $500 logs each Melvin LAW.
.on. ten RATS; Wallace Williamson SIX
RATS, and others more or less
PlrrspuRGu, March - River lee,
5 inches and falling. Weather clear anu
pleasant.
CINCINNATI. March 22.-River 81 iee'
II inches and falling. Weather clear
and cool. Arrived-St. lawtehye,
Wheeling. Buckeye State. fittspurs"'
Cherokee, st. Louis,
EVANSVILLE. March 2.-WeatheI
clear. Mercury 50. River 8. teet and
falling, Down-Thomas W. Means ana
tow, Scheuck, Cons Miller, ldlewild ana
Viso. Up-Bowling Green.
Srw ORlx,Ss, March 22.-Arriyed-
John A. Scudder, 81 Louis. No depar'
lures. The steamers Golden City, yin
cinnati. John \. Seudder, Henry u
Yaegrr aud st. Louis are receiving %
leave tomorrow. Weather, raining All
night aud showing now. Ihermohe
ter g..
ST. LOUIS, March 22.-Arrived-M!
Choice and harses, Cairo; Baker, Cairo
Decentralization and barges, New or'
leans. River feet, I inches. "ea'he'
clear and pleasant.
LouIsyuLK, March 22.-River Is ieet
clear aud windy. Il. ID. Wood ana tow,
Pittsburgh aud return, Mary Anu anu
tow. Pittsburgh and return.
MEMPHIS. March 22.-Rivcr rose al
inch. Arrlyed-Crand Tower, Nicks
burg. DEPARTED. ID. !iati, CINCINNATI
W. I. Holiday, Belle Memphis, -
Louis. Il. Williams aud barges, ono
river.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-23
ONE MORE EFFORT
To Save the Wheeling Library
Association.

A lull meeting Of the Board OF DiIec-
tors was held last night, aud the present
condition Of the library discussed, when
il was moved to appoint committee OF
three to prepare a plan IL submit To the
subcommittee OF the |. q. q. I. Lodge
for selling or transferring the library TO
them. This cOmmittee consists OF MesSrs.
Hubbard. Beach and Allison. Ii is un-
derstood that they will at once proceed
with their work, aud 1t will soon be
known whether the Odd Fellows will
accept the plan, or whether the doors OF
the library will be closed, or tue inStitu-
ton pass into other hands. There are
some gentlemen talking Of forming an
association for the purpose Of starting a
new library on different basis, and
we are not without hope that We vii.
soon have one that will I've credit 10
the city. Ii the fraternity Of the Old
Fellows does not take hold ot II, some
one else will
The plan Of the ASSOCIATION referred TO
above looks to admitting such Of the old
stockholders as choose 10 sign the con-
sii,u,ion, which will obllgate them 10
nav a yearly tax Of two dollars, and
when IN default one year to lose their
stock. New members can purchase
stock for twenty-five dollars, subject 10
the same tax per annum aS the old
stockholders; also fair tax each year
for those who do not desire stock, for
the use Of the papers in the rooms OF the
library. or to those who desire 10 take
books To- their homes This plan will
oLyiate the difficulties which now aud
haveiu the past beset the pre- ent library.
The Board last night elected Messrs.
John q. Pendleton and Wm. IL. Sheib
10 IN vacancies occasioned by the resig-
nations Of Messrs. ]. II. oSlebay and
Dr. NJ +. Hullihen.
The committee will meet tonight and
will fully discuss the plan in all It's
bearings.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-23
JUDGE AND JUSTICE.
Yesterdays Judicial Proceed
ings.
COUNTY COURT -JUD0G BOYD.

Court met at Y A.. N.
CIark i ManiOn ". The City 81
Wheeling. in covenant, before the iol'
lowing Jury H. G, Petcrman, Jno, W.
Cumuus. J, J. Roberts, John Bayha,
louis Mcicr, Il. ]. Ballard, John lsett,
John Fulton. G. A. Meyer, II. ], Eel
her John Mcnamara and ;. III. Greer.
Case still on trial.
Adjourned until to-day at aA.N.
MUNICIPAL CoyKr-JUpsE CRNNMER.
Court met l0N,
sarah Wait guardian, vs.. Chas Wait,
ct al. IN chancery, 4 decree was en-
tered ior the sale oi certain real estate.
John W. Maudrl vs. Franklin lnsur'
ance Company, in assumpsli, The
above case was reargued and submitted
10 the court as to freight on cargo.
Adjourned until Wednesday at 10
p'clOyk A. NJ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-23
w ELLSBURG.
Candidates for City odicoS - Political
Gatherings - The Parkinson Cheek
Gang Indicted

Candidates for City OhicoS - Political
Gatherings The Parkinson Cheek
Gang Indicted
A meeting for the nomination oi an
anti-iCcnsc ticket Was held at the Court
House ON Saturday evening and vas
largely attended. On motion II was
taken rs the sense OF the meeting that
the ticket nominated be pledged in the
event OF its success, io institute and
maintain system OF improving the
streets OF the town by macadamiEing or
otherwise, and that the levy for the
coming year should be appropriated TO
that purpose. The following ticket was
placed in nomination: Mayor. Joseph
:. Montgomery; City Sergeant, William
Linton: Clerk, Wheeler Reeves, Street
Commissioner, David Roberts: Council,
Geo W. RUSSELL VIM J. Briggs, Henry
c. Taylor, J Blankinsop, Sr, William
Frank and John &. Roney. The election
will take place on THURSDAY, April lst,
A temperance meeting will be held at
the Presbyterian ChuRch on Tuesday
evening, To be addressed by Prof. e.. l..
i.oos aud others
4 meeting OF Republicans was held at
the Town Hall. to-day, to effect pre-.
liminAry organization for the campaign,
but was rather slinily attended. DR.. G.
Shriycr, OF Bethany, presided, and
Counsellor Israel G. Wright acted AS
secretary. The following were appoint.
cd as an Executive Committee Tor the
county; Buffalo district, pr. c. Shriyer
and John A. Briggs; Cross Greek dis
triet, James Archer aud James +. Cree ;
wellsburg district, John u. Jacob and
L. A. Frost. The committee organized
by eleciing J. G. Jacob chairman, and
fxed saturday, April 18th. 4, 2
O'Clock r. n. as the time
for Republican mass con.
ysntisn at the Court house to splsct
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-23

LI.us ,ysy,rg tu,umbl~ 40 = ~ o. ahdb :"
ANN daily rbrDugh Chicago Evprv~s
fs.t.a -.rurN-...l. yyrrpt sunday 80 80
a with ....r.HI. ear trtIl,uv,i tuuNtuk iu thi'a
l-rHf ...U g..,f wuwlus. h.rtbs Cn bc s,tuTrd
II. I..G.,.rt tuiuy Depot Ticket uhcc, No'um
lH. -,
gu'.Hu.s JrrNir. rHHw sleeping gNr throuHI
without Urtu.. from ~tsVuyuytlr Fast t' lhla
d,..U.t g.I Sow hHre. u1i West o. 'o'umou.
,.-....... Iuu,sU,H indianapolis and ~
luH... H..
r.rfFrru.a Tickets DIuugc yhsrks. sleeping
...r 4..prnuI1tIHU. uHl amy further ,utlrma
fI..f gut,rN o. T.sspU u U"iigNIl,C Ticket NECut
-, 49, 1frr.I.. p.rs... GrHl 90 eleventh street or
rf city p,a,I uM,c. uuitr MClurc House,
Nby".lH. ..-.,.
a. ~. caldwell Hru.r1. NhuaSyr. '"Iumbus,
ID "a / O.Rr,,u. Uyugrsl Passenger and Ticket
N,,,f ,.rrwl.Is a. uOlO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-23
Weather Indications

WASHINGTON, March %, An For
Tennessee aud the Ohio Valley, clear or
partly cloudy weather, warm westerly,
yccr,nr To- colder northwest Winds, fall
ing followed hy rising barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, partly cloudy
weather. occasional rain, warm south
west. yccring tocoldcr northwest winds
falling. followed by rising barometer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-23
Transfers

The following transfers ct property
were admitted hy Clerk Hook To record
yesterday.
A deed made March l2th, 1850, DO
tween Nathan ASh,rait aud wife and
VIM. r. List. in consideration oi S'Im a
parcel oi ground near rriadclphla, con-
tanning nineteen acres
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-23
Gen. GRANT Ar 4a2 WORLD

ny Hon. J I IIcail-y the prince 81 d~uult',
authors pcscfib Kay1t tnt'tt-'t mouiy u ~
ralts.. kAr Cur ositlcs. Noalul tnd Nur -
OF the Indies china japan. etc ne 4 tN.
people want u Herr 1. he lot chance 1T .D.f
life b. make money. beware Il "Cuirh.Tsuu'
limitations by unknown authors Pot ruf''.H.
lar. sidross HUBBARD hRuIHkRs, puilI'h.
On. Philadelphia "a d'b
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-23

Musical instrument repairing Of every
description carefully and chcaply done
a, Shcih's, Washington Hall. Pianos;
ORGANS. violins. accoricons, band and
Nil other kinds oi instruments repaired
ON short notice. Bows rrhaircd neatly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-23
Notice TO Contractors anu Suildsrs
orYtcE oI TIE BoAEp OF PUBLIC WoEA'

OfflGk OF Ihk btA nAaN "NhAN
WHEELING, November IL, iN9
SEALED proposals will be rcociyed by the hoarl
NJ Public Works. Of the State OF West Nig.us
addrsscd 10 the undersigned. upto u o,i,sA
noon, OF March the Isl l>Ss Cor the ALrERtJi">'
N and ruE ADDITIONS ~ the building kgoNu a,
the STATE HOUSE. at Charleston. kausNah
county, West Virginia, aN0niIne 10 the iia.,
and Specifications furnished by e. & kcmblvagI
A. Pcoblcs, joint architects.
Rids will be rccciyci for the whole and He
several parts OF the work. Plans and sI~1.s
tons may be seen at the capitol Buiid,n1 H
Wheeling, on aud after January ls'. i>>o AMI
any information Vlauyc Thereto may hc Obtain
al by applying 10 &. {. kembio, the anhi.Nf
c>i,lcnt AT Wheeling. ". Va.
Rouda security. approved 10y The h"ri ',
Public Works, will b. p'SuIrCd oi each cua,a.
tor The right Of re'ciysug or rcicci,nS any u.
all bids Is p'SoTNcj.
BY orlcr ot the Bnari OF Public WORKS
oyia : ""Ap' SNrAH
MARCH /, Ia.
The time ior r,N'cirinS the above bids I, FL,
tended until II O'Clock noon, Thursday. Ma H
- lSSO Ry Opicr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-23
wrrUovSD TRAINS.

40 90. uu saturday night has no connection
L.. tu.ua.,p ur ~dudJsky.
V.fulr pJ.u,r Drawing Room and sleeping
t..r, u.4 a..l I-lt trains
l.as. connections are made for all points
...-N anal southwest NyJ.h and Northwest,
u.aI.a. tU.,1 desirable route iuJ colOnists anu
..-~uus moving o. tsv great West aud % whom
Circular attention j. given.
So GslUIs all stations between Wheeling
F#l Grafton.
WugFIIN.,. TIyI,EU EGH And BALTIMORE
DIVISION,
leave AIt..tHE. ................I. ID A. a. A.tUF
Ir.lgiFuia Accommodation.
....... "a U......r.. -......-.G 81 A. n 40 n.
.,.a.,. -u a.t principal pnlLt, on ale AZ depot
.,.unp u...f.. az an Uuu-s during the day.
Il...ala.luu q. tly tgGyE.-y public ChcCriuly
.y..ru " CLEMENTS. NJ eft.
X r. DEVEElES, General Agent Wheeling.