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4 Literary Revolution Challenge.

The olo-t time publishers have, very natu-
rally, not been well pleased with the now
famous enterprise. "Ihe Literary Revolu-
ton :; and in depreciation Of its character
have laid special stress. upon the claim that
in cllcapenin. books vastly it is against
the interests Of American authors. The
Rcvolufien hnialy meets this assertion by
statements as follows" LIST. That they are
alrrad,, paying to American authors more
money than any other publishing house
that is less than twenty-five years cstah-
lishrI. ID. that American authors rarely
receive from publishers copyright exceed
ing 10 per cent upon the retail price Of their
books actually sold. 3D.. That ut least orc
half. and probably more nearly three
tnurtls, of the books published by American
authors have been published ut the authors
expense. the publisher furnishing no money,
and paving no copyright, but themselves
receiving IL large percentage upon sales
made. ith. hat they propose hereafter to
pay to American authors for acceptable
manuscripts Il copyright ct Is per cent. in
stead OF 10 per cent? and they claim that
their low prices and immense sales result
ing thciclroln, are far more III the interests
of authors than much larger copyright Oh
the commonly limited number of sales
conc thousand books. profit si.OO eacl-Sl-
600. One million books, profit one cent
each slO,O 0O''
As IN example of an American copyright
book, they issue, III IN exceedingly handsome
form. The famous roctical historical, and
satiric;lf American cl:iSsic /: nj Finga. an
Epic Poem" by John Trulnbull, with very
full ann"tations by the celebrated historian
Benson J. Losing. LID. This poem is ;lI-
most much part of American history as
the battle Of Bunker Hill itself. and Dir.
Tossing has greatly increased both its in
trrrst and its intrinsic value by his histori-
cal coln:ncnts ailh Illustrations. This book
was published !, few years ago by one Of the
old Publishing houses at the p:ice OF $500
per copy. and had only !, Very limited sale.
The publishers rlaim that the reception of
their new edition guarantees II sale of ut
least 10000, or even more probably 100 600
copies: and AIR. Losing will, of course reap
II handsome reward, even from the small
royalty upon the low price. American Book
Exchange, Publishers, New York City.
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ny VIRTUE of writ of seizure and sale
e. to me directed by the Hon Twenty
second judicial District Court. parish OF
Ascension. III the matter Of George i. Rrrss
IS. NJ. H. Or. Edward Dtsiltl. have seized
and will proceed t" sell at public auction. to
TIE highest bidder at the Court Hous,. door
OF the parish "f Ascension. in the town of
Hrnai.iSnnvillr. on
Saturday, the FIST day of May, 1881,
1t II o'clock A. VI. the following. described
property. 70 Wit:
Ascertain sugar plantation i'll the parish
Of Ascension. On The I'LL Ii, bank Of thu, Mis-
>!s>,i!pi river, ut about nine miles Il bovr the
! towu OF Don:, I,!Sonvil!r, having Il front of
l;s'ecn arpcnt>. the eleven arpcnts on the
lower side trontn. on said river, with the
''"nl! thereto belonging, and the two az
prnts on the upper side contiguous TO the
eleven aifent>. hrin. l;"Hndrtl III front lv Il
tract ni laid brItnsin- to Madame Widow
N'molin Brautl.;,nd others. with the wl,ol,'
depth thereto belonging. The whole plan
ta'!"n. With the reservation of TIE Bl..ud
ti1'rt above mentioned. being bouu,irh rs
i"il"ws. :n-Nil: Alu>r hy lands Of En,.lc
l'Hl,ln and Brothers and The tract Of LAIRD
'h"Sr r>crrt.d. and below by Tie lanes ui
i"nn EiIt>;.tnt, together with all the build
ms an; iiilr"N rln"nis thereon and there
UNTO attached; r.so.
Ign tl31 ruu.l.s.
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NON.Iel:SElsENTS.


Dcnouc, j. Janvicr II ;,cris in Bruly
Sacranncnte fronting pull, road ah
by l. Gu'lcfaux bel Ivy III d. nouc . 90
On said day Of sale will sell sncll por-
ti,,ls OF tacl, OF said specific property as
each debtor shall point out, and in ease
the debtor shall not point ont sufficient
property, will at once and without fur
tlcr delay sell the least quantity Of said
specific property which amy bidder will
hay for 'l,'. amount ri the taxes, interest
and costs due hy said debtor.
The sale will be without arpraisrmtnt
for cash, in legal fender money "f the
United States, and the property sold
shall he re'lcc,nahle at amy time, f + the
space of one Year, by paying The price
given, with twenty per cent. and costs
added. y. a. JONES,
Sheriff and Tax Collector, parish Of As
crnSio;.
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Found.

'-AhEN tP at Smoke Bend. Ascension.
Il PARISH OH tie Goth of A,ni,. ts,I i,
POSSESSION of :, rol"rrd ,nt,l giving ,Iu
h''"" of sun ho~rntirld, :,
tlPkI IS SkIEF.
about lG feet long. wooden row!ncks. ski,
l''h'''' = r'''i"'sll color, with il whi,i~l hal
near the Top. and TIE nam. J NJ. White.
III @'li letters on each side of lie huN. III,
"MnrI Is notified to c,nnc forward n.,,,
rr"mri. and pa, expenses
Notwithstanding La. April q. 1881.
REMUS JONES
Constable Second Ward, Parish of AS,,nsi,,
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SEEDS THAT SURPRISE!
: THE FARMERS "RONANZA."

Make. new vegetable from s. A., differing
from anything ever grown here delicious raw OF
cooked Seed sent by mail =, cts. paper. soya
Bss n H. pe , hh bean said by
fodder plant, also. Seed, Is cts paper. Cuban
Queen Watermelon. Just imported. largest variety
sugary: best to keep or ship IS cts. a paper Of 20
seeds. papers for 81. Very scarce. Log of Wood
Muskmelon. largest known. = to- feet longtime
quality. early and prolific, Is cts. paper Climax
tomato. richest flavor. early, prolific: Sodium
eQualed in every way Is cts paper White Egyp-
tian Corn tfrom the Nile. Yields immensely
IN the South where other corn fails. Uneqnaled
Tensinte. one plant feeds COW two days: 10 TO IL it.
high, Is cts. paper CEzro Corn. grains in long,
i in. broad Seed will bring ftlonS prices 10 cts.
paper. All the above sent for 81. Of each for e.
Address e. z. GILBERT & co. Atlanta. Ga.
Reference: Hon. W. l.. Calhoun, Mayor Of
Atlanta.
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JOSEPH FEKRIER,
Black ~nait IL,
WNEELWRIGNT 4 CNIfNVlkER,
DOsaal<isGnviIac R.:l.

Mr. Joseph Fcrricr informs his friends and
the public, that the partnership heretofore
exiS,,n. between Mr.. Jos. Heard and himself
has been dissolved by mutual consent.
He will continue the same kind Of business
ut the old stand where he is ready to exc
cute at shortest notice all work entrusted to
linn, pcrta.lin" to the trades "f
Gunsmitl,. I.oel>',nitl,. Blacksmith, Wheel
wright and Coachlnaker.
Bce-ies Carriages, Wagons and Carts
repaired il a worknEnlikc manner, at price
to suit the times.
Old Vehicles taken in Erchunge for neu.
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$50 Reward.
DoSALDsoNyIiLE. Dee. - -.

l'oNAl.HSttNN lille. zee. lSSO
dem ARkS lilyin. been made by some
IL parties that it would he impossible for
lllr to furnish iir>t-clasa spring mattresses
ut the prices l have advertised, | hereby
offer :. re il, OF
FIFTY DOLLARS
To amy person VIII, will prove that the mat
tr,.Ss,.s wnirl, | HUN make for : l6 to SD each
are not III every ltrticnl T. equal to. and
l,ianut;,ct red from HE same kind nj ma
tcriaI i'll every respect as those which for
mcrlv sold for so tn 81. I ,ur,n bus. mess.
l refer t. the follow .ng @cn;I men. who
have il! ,lS" my sir NJ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. for
the last ri. hit wears. | have never had IL
complaint from, the purchaser OF mattress
OF my manufacturer.
Hcf'lrHrrs:
i Lonann. NJ. Israel Il Co. VI. T bias
G. Fci,rl. j. 7. Noan. Jr.. Nn,na Wives
Ulvs>r Dugas. Just Comes. DIR. M..Gallr,
Henry Cook. :. WciliSehrnck. and ln.nv
others. to, numerous 10 nirntinn.
II. c GRUEE.
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ky51 III 5SE.I&1Rs
f. :sSbE siEs asS.


4 1.-The Rich, st Blood. sweetest Breath
ne, f,rrSt Skin in Hop i'iltcrs."
z A iTtlc Hep Biitrrs saves hi. doctors
ahiIs AND Ion. sickness.
That invalid wife. mother. sister or
Hrl!id can hr made the picture OF health
switl Hop EI'1trs.
when worn down and ready to take
Our bed. Hop b:iters is What y"u need "
q Dout't pl4ysic and ply SIC for il weak
rnS and destroys. hu! take Hop biltcrs
81 hat build up continually.
q ri, %>ir,iis of ali schools ',sc :an. rec
H.m,n..h Io,, !ittcrs. Test them.
Health is beauty aud j"y-iIop Htirrs
h.iy, kr;,itll ans. beauty.
4 There are hinrc cures la"ir with Hop
a.,itiers than ;:ll other inrdlciirs
4 when The brain is Wrarled the nerves
slns,iun.. the muscles weak. VS.. llni, Bit
Rier>.
Fl THAT low nervous fever. want Of Sleep
& sud week.-mrs. calls is'r ii"r !,i1i.-tS.
The Hop Cough C::rs' and Pain
Relief " the Cheapest. S..:est
aan<s Best.
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Skitl CAUGHT.

Es M AND! ESNN. IN Thursday. 81
OF AH''f, near ln"nlh Of Bayou Ia
i"NIcnr. one
OAK SKlFF,
MIA IN" na1ht Louisa painted on III.
S'fli ~ I'M" lie owner can recover. sam,
Jay hi"iiii rr"l"llI aud and PAWN. ruSl>
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lolralosoltoillc Gblef.
lie Wise AMI Happy.
Two Dollars a Year


If Won will stop ill yOur extravaganza and
wrong notions III doctorng yourself and fam
ily with expensive or humbug cure-ails that
do harm always. and use only natures SIM
Die remedies for all your aiImcnts-you will
he wise, well and happy, and save great cN-
,n.nse The greatest remedy Tor this. the
ureat, vie and good will tell yon, is Hop
I,ittrrs--rriy on 1t. SEQ another column,
The market is full of preparations for the
hair some of then, good. and many OF them
good for nothing. Il. P. Hall u Co., OF
Nashua. n H., manufacture and sell IAN
article Of real merit, which has been advcr-
tiscl III the Etp,ess for the past year, aud we
have taken no little pains to inquire how 1T
has been liked by the public. One OF our
druggists informs us that he has sold more
than double the amount of remover than OF
Ill other HAIR preparations combined, amt
when i, person once used it. he will use no
other: that it is not only bought by the
youn. pcopl. as dressing, but by Older
persons for removing danaruh. preserving
and increasing the growth Of he hair and
restoring its natural color. Another drag
yist SAYS that he sells three or four times us
much of Halls as of I'LL others HuMpshirc
EIprcss, -lnhcyst, Mass.
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chronological Journal

Is ':iuely known in America and Europe. having
been before the reading world than forty years,
and occupying place iii literature exclusively its
own, viz: the study of Human Nature in all it,
phases, including PhrcnoloGy. flysingnomy, Eth
nology, Physiology, etc. t.gethcr vita . The Sci
cnce Of HEALTH" and no expense will be spared to
make it the bc>. publication for general circulation.
tending always to make men better physically,
tally, and morally. The PHYSIOLOGICAL JorHNAI.
has aimed to make the laws Of mind ineligible
to the common understanding and specially to in
struct the people III the methods that available
for self-improvemcn and the education Of children
En il1ri Ss1i,.e t,..
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Budget.

Or Estimate of Expenses for the year S81
Reported by the Finance Committee
According to Il Resolution of the Police
jury of the Parish, of .iScensio.. passed
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State Tax Sales

State Tax Sales
I |. Property.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
DELINQUENT TAX DEBTORS
PARISH OF ASCENSION.
DY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY
ID vested in me by the Constitution
and laws of the State Of Louisiana, will
sell, ut the principal front door of the
Courthouse in which the Civil District
Court Of this parish is held, within the
legal hours for judicial sales, beginning
ut IL O'clock A. NJ, OH
Saturday, the 21st day Of May,
A. D., 1881,
aud continuing OH Monday and each sue
cee.ling day until said sales are compile
ted, all imm0vable property on which
taxes are now due to the State Of Lonisi-
ana and parish of Ascension, to enforce
collection of the taxes assessed on im-
movable property in the year 1850, with
interest thereon from, the 31st day Of De-
cember, 1890, until p:,in, and all costs.
The names OF said delinquent tax pay
ers, the amount of taxes due by each on
the assessment of immovable property,
and the property offered for sale are as
follows, to-wit:
First District.
Bi;nque. Wild Thomas improved lots
3 and square 30 Port Barrow. 80
Oubrc, Theogenc imp'd lot right bank
Miss river miles above Donald
sonville above by Mrs NJ Leblanc
below by j Oubre. ............... III 10
Perry, Jos. lot in rear Of Lanoue... 90
Thomas, Mrs. Rosalie improved lot 4
square AZ Port Barrow. ...... 2 Ca
White, Humphrey 81 acres OH right
bank Miss river miles above
Donaltlsonville above by Henry
Ford below by w George. 80
Third District.
Clown of Donaldsonville.)
Chandler, F. improved lot s. fronting
st Vincent street,. ............ 10
Dccuir, Succession Of s improved lot
lot 81 trontin. Attakapas between
St Pat and Lessard streets. $500. 5 IS
Landry. Ozemc improved ] lot IS cor
ncr LGsslr.l and A,takapas sts.s.. II 80
Parks. WIZ. Y. improved ) lot 40 cor
ner st Pat and Opclo,lsas streets. 10
Pclerina. Philip improved lot y cor
ner IIou,,,as and st Michael strts
StOc anu veh1c. ................ 81
Weber, Mrs. Alice improved lot 1865
corner Railroad avenue and Alta
kapas street,. s.............. 70 %
Fourth District.
Pe.lescanx. Ernest ID acres right b
Miss river 2! miles below Donald
sonviilc abuve by l4acroiS N-R;l-
teau below by LcIiann ste and VII y p
Washington. Joshua 81 acres right b
Miss river y hi cs below Donald
sonyille old L;lcroix tract and ste AZ
Fifth District.
Bourgeois, Arccne improved lot left b
Miss river opp Donaldsonville and
stuc.. i Ii
Cantey. j. ID. III acres left Miss riv-
or 3 miles above Donal,lsonville
above by Mrs e Jacques below by
CitZcus Bank ste and VII. ....... as IS
Guctlry, Succession Of Mrs Donat
acres left b Miss river bove.by
Pertnit below by Marcland. 3 80
Patterson, JAS. lot 1853 sq lG :. 20
Eighth District.
Guildner. Frederick 400 acres fronting
Bayou Manchac above by Mrs y
Endt below by } Henry ste and 80 j.
Webb. G. e. 300 acres on Bayou Nam
clac north by J Henry south by
and lS 10
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III. W. Penn. witt. Master.

III. w Penn witt MASTER
VIII leave Donaldson, lille every day rx
crlt Tuesday. q; i.::'t. on arrival Of cars
from New Orleans. for Baton h",,-,. AM. Ill
Mail landings. carrvin. Passengers and
Baggage only.
VIII leave Btt,n Rouge every mornin .
at 6::M. except Tu'.s.nvS.fnr Donal.lSonvi!lc
connrctin" With; tin, ears for New Orleans
Through lie cts to NJ " Orlc: rs or for
the r"rntl trip from any mail l.; ntlin. he
tween ponat.Sonyill. and Baton Rouge.
viii he sold on he Meriln. Star
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ELEGANT JEWELRY CHEAP,

66&VtAuV1 - IkH1 VO6AS1
To Introduce Onr new styles and influence tradS
we make the following unparalleled offers for q
short time: 1.-The Berlin Packet contains Il gold
plated watch chain, agate shawl pin, lady's ele-
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lace set of agate studs, gold plate band ring collar
button, key ring, pocket boos, imitation silk
handkerchief, pen. pencil. comic envelopes and
visiting cards. All these mailed to you for Sc in
stamps; packets for Sl.U0 The lot can be re-
tailed al from 5. to 500
The Royal CasSet contains one superb amethyst
ring elegant coral brouch set III box fancy neck
lace, coral sleeve buttons. engraved gold plate
bracelets. rose scarf pin gold plated lady sset gold
plate buttons, heavy gold plate studs, lovely
cameo scarf pin, genuine Partisan diamond stud
Maltese cross with r. diamond center. beautiful
Jet sleeve buttons, plated collar button, plated
link watch chain, plain gold plate ring, hobby
cameo ring. Maltese earrings with p. diamond
settings, gents full comb. amethyst set, lady's
full plated set with white stone settings. Jet and
cameo scarf pin: eng. gold plate sleeve buttons.
The whole of this magnificent collection sent
secure by mail for SIP for SD ! for =. This lot
can oe retal!ed easily at from $ to So Address,
N: Y. JEWELRY CO. Atlanta. ia.
perfectly reliable, and the amount they give for
your money is aStOundiug.n
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IA Il purificr-o the blood. Ayers Sarsapa-
rila has no equal. 1t wonderfully improves
the complication, and brings to old and
young the bloom Of health.
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chronological Bust.

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the articles published in the JOURNAL Practical
Phrenology,' will enable the reader to become a
successful stnden, Of Human Nature. One or these
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Shcriif''S Sale.

State Of l.n'sisians--Twrnty second Judicial
district Court Parish Of Ascension.
George Il. HcnSs
V. No. lis,
I>r. Edward Duiiel.
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Il. Pl.OSPEI; LANDRY,
Clerk Police Jury.
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Third District.
Fourth District.

Pe.lescIanx. Ernest ID acres right b
Miss river .! miles below Donald
sonviic abuvc by LacroiS &~R;l-
teau. below by Lcniann ste and VII Q,
Washington. Joshua 81 acres right b
Miss river 2! mi cs below Donald
sonyille old Lacroix tract and ste
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DY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY
ID vested in me by the Constitution
and laws of the State of Louisiana, will
sell, at the principal front door Of the
Court House in which the Civil District
Court of this parish is held, within the
legal hours for judicial sales, beginning
ut IL O'Clock A. NJ. on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-19
YInlntInn OF mr. Ordinance.

There are great many balls and mas
querades going on in this city, and the
persons engaged in giving and carrying
them on are probably unaware that they
do so in violation OF M ordinance in re-
gard to such performances.
Following is the section OF said ordi
nance in regard 10 these balls and mas
querades: ..
Before license for any show, exhibi.
ton, entertainment or amusement, ball or
picnic where money Ia charged for admis.
sion, where the price Of admission Ia so
cents or less, the charge shall be s. per
day, and when the price Of admission Is
over 80 cents $40 per day. Provided, how.
ever, that churches, schools, benevolent
associations and military companies, shall
not be required to pay such tax, and the
J. W. schultze, Nail City, Q. p. Brown and
II. j. Leasure boat clubs, and the Fire De.
partment shall not be required to pay
such tax, except when the ball or picnic Is
given on Saturday night.
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Gen. r. R. Dawes, member Of Congress
elect from the Marietta, Ohio, district, was
OF the Mcclure House last night, He Is,
he says, engaged in the lumber and tim.
Der trade, and does a good portion OF his
business In this State. Among others he
has large trade with Armstrong, Coen 4
Co., OF this city, and business with these
gentlemen ocCssioned his present visit to
this city.
General Dawes said that while he did
not wish to indicate his preference for
Speaker OF the House, there were certain
local considerations that would influence
him in his vote for that office, prominent
among which he mentioned the necessity
that existed for duty upon salt, and the
maintenance OF hard money. His district
was actively interested In the manufacture
OF salt, and It was Of vital importance that
no discrimination should be made against
1t. Hard money was also one OF the
stand.by's OF his district, and bis Constitu.
ents were unit In favor OF this old time
doctrine.
Kasson, Of Iowa, Hiscock, OF New York,
and others were iavorably spoken OF by
him for the Speakership.
The General will return 10 Marietta 10.
1aV
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The repairs at tile B. 4 o. depot have
progressed so far as to admit Of its use
yesterday, and the further work will not
interfere with the arrival and departure
OF trains.
The bridge was raised by means Of jacks
or screws about two feet and was also
moved eight or nine inches towards the
river TO its proper and original place, 30 as
to put II In line. All OF the repairs were su.
perlntended by, Mr.. Arthur sinsel assist.
cd by his foreman, Mr.. William Brown,
a very efficient bridge builder
The repairs to the HempGeld bridge, on
Main street, have been about completed,
and trains are passing as usual.
The bridge across the Ohio, near the foot
OF Fourteenth street, which was Begin
some eighteen months ago by the B. 4 O.
Company, is still hanging FIRE, but It 10
thought that II will be completed 10 Stone.
town at an early day. The first span has
weathered the Ice and high water very
successfully this winter
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HxCuRsI0N RATES


40 NAAnAuktou wy AAA NNeANs
For the benefit OF those desiring to visit
Washington City upon the occasion Of the
OF James A. Garfield as
President OF the United States, the Pitts
burgh, Cincinnati 4 St. Louis Railway
Company announce the sale Of excursion
tickets to Washington City via Pan
Handle and Pennsylvania Line. Tickets
will be good going on March lst, I'd and
Sd, and good for return passage until
March 10Th, 1851, inclusive. The round
trip rate from Wheeling will be only Sill
Arrangements have been made ioE
through sleeping cars from all points on
line oil Pittsburgh, Cincinnati 4 ST. Louis
Railway, going and returning.
ExCuIsionists via Pan Handle and Penn.
sylvania Line are assured quick, safe and
comfortable trip over the best constructed
and most perfectly equipped railway in
the world.
For excursion tickets, sleeping car &C.
Commodations, and any further Informs
ton, call upon or address j, N, Belleville
agent, P. ". 4 X. depot, foot Of Eleventh
street, Wheeling, or ut City ticket office
under New Mcclure House, TTh4s,