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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-14
Attention Capital.
GREAT BARGAINS.
Dwelling Houses nj Public Sale

INHE FOLLOWING DESIRABLE DWELL
i ING HOUSES Will O." offered 80 rubnr
sale al ihr iluui door 0f tht Ipufi llnu.' ui
OHIO county ON Saturday, February list lNsl.
at 10 o'clock q. m, VIZ.
Fir,t-Onr double frame two story iiu ruoi
dwelling house. containing l.us rooms each,
situated ~ Nos. - lri ~ Twenty .trrrL
Rents Tor ~ ~ 'Hch per month.
Srcoud-Dur three tuumed frame cottage, TN
roof situated a. NO. .tsi, Alcy + Rents fnr
g. 90 per month.
1hird-Orr double brick. tiu roof. two..tory
and attic dwelling house. situated ai Nos A3
- nj .cu5 Jacob sffrrt arranged ior four tenants,
three room> each. Now renting i'f 5000 per
month ia all.
an % the above described property BE- ,itg.
ated AZ th- corner of Twenty sixth and jacob
streets. on lots Nu>. aud .. Caldwell, add
iiuu.
Fourih-Lots Nu,. ~ aud u. on east eide OF
Main street. on wh'h }, erected two ,"paraf"
rows OF brick dwelling houses. Sos. 80 io @1iv.
containing siN dwelling. io etca row. arIur -rd
for sixteen tenant. 100 an. now renting Tor
y 800 per year. Thl> property b. very >uh>tan
italy hnli, with extra heavy stone foundations
and brick division walls, VIII De- offered .in
gly and %, % whole 20 the highest bidder. The
property will pay from u TO 70 per cent as 900
finh-'rhnt desirable home So. ia chop
line street. ON lot 80 Is, fronting 80 feet on
Chapliue street. on which l. "A TWO story brick
IN ROOT, dwelling house, AIT in perfect repair
newly paprr'd and painted throughout. con
tliuiug ten room. Win aIl li"d'fh '"n''u I
rncr, aud situated on on" OF the most dr,ira
bile dwelling hua-r streets in th' cry. Their
D., also % frame tenant house uu rear OF Saline
lot Rents for 800 per month.
SNth That large twu->tort aud basement
brick. tin rooted. boarding huu,r aud -iufr
room situated 10 No. g" Main street. b. ti''
known 20, the Eckhrrt property. now owned Do,
he STANDARD Building Association. aud uu-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-14

We are going to wear cavalier rap'''
full and straight with immense collars
AND high shoulders, these in heliolroP'
cashmere lined Sith shot Sile, and VITA
gold and silver rords hanging from th'
tons of the armhoirs doEn over 'h'
Scdm-.
We are going TO put upon our heaus
Tow tooueS that are nothing out manu-
fulS of bright flowers.
We are going to plait rnches OF lace
about the flat hats Tor brlms. ana SOME
Times when we take three crimson l"N'>
r,r crown we are going % hide them,
rs wc did TWO years ago, under pu" Vi
gauze. ,..l ....
We are going to trim from hehlhu' uN'
long. Huttering StreamcrS and leave tn'
front of the hat bare. except Tor Sius' IT,
bud or a poised dragon fly.
This morning saw two or three pre-
~ bits OF spring millinery. here they
ara. for YOU. One was little tuu oil
black cauze held partly ia shape by TWO
Separaic wreathS of fine yellow ENG ''-
fol. A. the back WAS big careless
how Of black velvet ribbon Tying Il
standing Sprig of yellow bloom .-,...-
Another was toque made by taxing
a bunch of pinl, apple blooms ana Tying
il up ia cloud of black net, quite ~ u
catcrpilarS were about. except that tue
net was embroidered with golden but
terilies and bees. which suggested oil
cour.e baa,ed hEni Tor honey and was
much more poeticgl With this eros u
went a ietted rim % ruehed ribbon that
seemed rather bizarre, aud more apple
blossoms free To ;he insect creation
were maSSed behind.
There are many extraordinary Shapes
/ in straw that are like bells and hewer
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-14


Crinkled crcpes wildly alive with
the flowers. birds, bees or butterflies o.
Japan,
Sily,ry or white cnalH,, over which
creep vines of pnrple-biossomcd wis
terra,
Scotch ginghdms With mis-like, dusky
grounds ou- Of which peer deep-col-
DreG flowers iu loss ZONES a. If seen at
twilight;
Tartan gingham> aud big fancy piaids
ia pale hclioTope ard pink, or pale blue
and cream:
Quaint and pretty silk-Striped ging-
hams, at all silk prices;
Jaccard ginghamS IN old rose or China
blue with Marie Autoinette Hover pat
terms:
Sheer white batiSteS with deep Dor
dcrS Of briar roses. hand-wOrked above
hemstitched hens;
Pale gold batistcs with borders of val
ley lilies ia white aud shaded greens;
Black balistes powdered with scarlet
maple keys shading into piuhiSh-grccn.
Black hatisteS wiki broad inserted
stripes oi opeu work embroidery Ia
wheels and flower designs in black aud
purple.
We are going To catch our Summer
clouds of drapery with lengths of broad
velvet ribbons.
We are going 90 wear vast deal OF
tie brilliant dome blue out OF doors.
W. are going to wear oar street skirts
long enough To cover mp all but the
merest suggestion OF toe in front, and
rs mu>h longer than that as our com
mon sense. or lack OF 20, viii allow ON
the fam bread,hS behind.
/ We are going, those of us who dare,
/ 20 wear Jackets of glowing, glorious vel
/ low 90 greet the spring sun in sind.
W. are going. ] hope. To use our wits,
/ for iJ'> precious little Wit some oil the
Sn-cali.d fashion periodicals use for rs.
/ Enjoy with mc this bit cut ,rom wide
+ iy circulated magazine. II would seen
THAT position might omen for somebody
/ who could translate IDS paris letter
pas>aDiy.
/ The vest OF that shaPr- mcanirg the
very long vest opened iu front ou 5"
waistcoat is certainly ycry graceful. bat
| il Is not tho same hrhiud, unless being
worn by very tall persons. suppose tLat
. loug 'basQue" cutting the skirt IN two,
/ 10 is not artistic, especially ii the lady Is
rather small and fat,
shall never recommend tco much 10
well choose the cut Of your costume al
ter your shape.
We notice iu the first rank most orig
ingl novelties. such as bronze ottoman
wrap with stripes of iire-colored velvet
IIt IS difficult not To be noticed With
such % cloak. 10 is said that our epoch
j., So dcpravcd that such great luxury
is proof of decadeucy: il would be
amusing TO prove that such a glarlng
luxury is a proof of virtue. give that
to aualyzc to philosophers; in fact tho
wall-colorcd wraps made to protect the
suspicious acts are no more admitted
by fashion.
We are going To wvac other jackets OF
white velvet and Polish coats %; Roman
red and Moorish tailor coats and
French aud Spanish jackets of grey
ladies cloth with many coquetrieS OF
silver buttons ana red or blue silS
Innings
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-14

petals aud curled leaves and other
things suitable TO one woman in ten
/ thousand. A rather large, white straw
Is wreathed heavily with arbutus. Be
| tween the hat and the hair behind is a
{ little gold velvet bludeau from which
depends a quaint golden net caught up
again presently and letting the hair
shine through It's mesheS.
a dainty silver gray straw has pen
dant clusters Of pale lavender wisteria
falling on the hair For spring con-
certS Is headdresS that one takes TO be
a long thorny rose stem twisted three
times about the head and then allowed
10 faSten itself under cluster Of creamy
yellow rosebudS.
The Quietest and most attractive
demi-SeasOn bOnnetS are in mignOnette,
hyacinth, peach color or pearl to match
walking costumes These are OF straw
or they are cloth tOGueS, and their gar
INJURIES are ribbons and peach blossoms,
hyacinths or valley lilies.
\ foulard frock privately shown as 4
spriug model is OF pinkiSh heliotrope
with smoky green polka dots. II is cut
after simple princess design with
Roman corSage straight across under
the arms. and yoke and side skirt
draperies OF white lace. 1t has half Il
dozen large rosctteS of smoky green
ribbon catching il in places, and each
sleeve is long diminishing putt from
shoulder TO wrist with lace cuff and
roSette. and ruche-like outwork of
the fOulard extending the whole dis
lance down the outer seam, with stand
ing bows for watch towers above the
arms holes. The hat which accom-
pauieS the suit is Il large white lace fiat
with ruched edge, smoky green velvet
ribbon under the brim, a butterfly and a
mass Of feathers for trimming.
A blue and white striped India silk
has it, skirt in two long rounded aprons
draped back and front over white lace
The lace bodice has a watered silk rib
bon crossing under the arms aud other
ribbons fastened by rosetteS over the
shoulders and carried down to other
roSettes below the waist line. The hat
/, yellow straw with pointed brim
projecting far in front and trimmed
with bachelors buttons and blue rib
bous.
\ novel walking dress for spring is of
dome-blue cloth with jet jewels sewn to
make a deep border about the foot oi
the skirt, aud ALI over the sleeves and
corSage. The thrce-quarter length
Jacket has cloth back, but fronts OF
heavy black lace gathered quite full.
There is q blue velvet vest aud collar.
Quite an elaborate foulard frOck is of
u Siivery blue over which are scattered
bouquets of roses. Two narrow rullleS
with a ruched head finish the bottom of
the skirt and there IS a jacket of heavy
white lace. scarcely coming in front Of
the arms. The bodice has 4 deep point
ed vest of foulard of the same ground
color, bat with smaller rose devices.
There are velvet sleeves and = hat which
mas falling edge of lace in pointed
Naudykc pattern.
\ panieied evening model OF purple
orchids ON pale pink ground is like 4
Dolly Warden lrock with It's polonaiSc
draped short over the hips and edged
with Il narrow plated ruching. Its
white muslin >tomacher is a charming
feature.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-14
SPRING STYLES.
As COINED DsyOUTL7 BIZ FSIa LENTEN
DgY0IGES.
Prayer Book n band We Gaz, a! the Bright
Shop Windows, Where Fiowery Hats aud
ARR Ginghams Blom Uaier Glass


NEW YORK, February lin Lent
We say our prayers aud buy our cotton
gowns. Sometimes, reversing the pro-
ceedingS. We buy our gowns and pray
the dresSmaker 20 be- good TO Us and
them. II you were with Us on our quiet
little shopping expeditions you would
see that We are laying ia a store Of:
Rough woods, very hairy OF surface;
Very light-colored peach and apricot
cloths, smooth, unpatterncd. supple aud
fine;
White or mignonette woods, sheer
enough 10 pull through finger rings.
Strewn with tulips or crocuSes;
Fine twillcd woods p.aided ia gray and
violet:
White India silks, gay with butter
cups and yioletS;
Lavender India silks dainty with pink
cyclamens;
Polka dotted India silks. thousands
and hundreds Of thousands of them;
Black India silks, with small brilliant
pOmpadour garlandS;
Pale blue India pOngeeS, patterned
with Struggling stems OF clover;
White pongeeS, with jonquilS start
Ing mp from the hem aS il one walked in
a garden of spring posieS:
Cream-colored pongeeS all adroop
with hanging sprays of yellow acacia
bloom;
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An ODD LOT.

From $50 to $50 the Indians decreaS-
ed per cent.
Mr.. Shortseeycs is a clerk ga the
Montana Legislature.
The old fashion Of names on door
plates is being slowly revived.
Prussia's debts amount To Sl,i5o,o1o,
600 against - 800, ooo.ooo on January !,
1870.
A Mexico. Mo, shoe firm advcltiSes
that I'VE have opened restaurant Ia
our basement
Mrs. Grundy: Men who can describe
what women wear are too rtfrminItr Tor
any USE.
4 man named Justice has been given
eighteen years in the Illinois penllenlia-
~ for cuuuterfeitlng.
CandlestickS for the corners OF rooms
are now designed in wood. They are
Two feet high, new and inexpensive.
Two sugar plantations in Louisiana
have produced the past season i,'"u'OOo
and I. 4G3. 900 pounds of sugar reSpec-
lively. ,,
A bin to create the Office OF beer In
snoctor i'm towns Of over 5.o9OinhaoiiaatS
Is pending in the Missouri Legislature.
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BtLI.AlKt.

The camp fire OF Spangler Post, at the
Elysian Theatre last night, was one OF the
most interesting events in the history Of
The post Short addresses were made and
the crowd in attendance was well repaid.
The store Of VIM. a Wise, of this city.
situated at Rush Run, was destroyed by
fire Wednesday night Insurance S!,OUO.
which about covers the loss.
A couple of competent men should be
selected TO represent the taxpayers OF TINS
city before The State Board OF Equaliza-
ton.
The band Of the American Mechanics has
been practicing some new pieces OF late.
The boys will 20 to Martins Ferry on the
2lst.
Both lodges Of American Mechanics will
attend divine service in South Bcilairc NJ.
f. Church on Wasnington's birthday.
WILDER Smith. c. Rumbach, WIN. Gill
and Alex SomerS accompanied the remains
OF Samuel LOwthei g. GAINESVILLE.
About dozen saloon men went to st.
Clairsvlle yesterday to hear the verdict oi
Judge briggs.
4 number of young gentlemen will 90 TO
Steubcnviile this evening to attend IN en-
tert4inment
The family OF Newton Ruier. wife and
six children. have been taken to the county
lniirmary.
Samuel Lowdcr who was killed at the
b. X o. depot, carried $4,000 life nsur-
aucc.
A merchant tailor will open up in the
room vacated Ov John Iweieon on Union
street
Rev Mudely, Of Cincinnati, will preach
/ in Christian Church tomorrow week.
\ big banquet will be given the evening
of st. Patrick's Day at Turner Hall.
The Good TemplarS are arranging for an
entertainment in the near future.
Tie railroads are offering rates at half
/ fare for Washington's birthday.
| Jos. Corners. engineer at Aults mills, Is
suffering from q mashed finger.
Nelson's orchestra will play at the bail
of Liberty Hose Company
The Fifth ward will have sewers before
! the summer IS over
business IN valentines was lively lester-
/ day
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PETROLEUM.

New YoEE. February l3.-Pctroeum
opened firm, but the market failed 10 re
spond 10 reports OF activity IN the West
ami in the afternoon yielded e, and closed
dull. Pennsylvania spot opened AZ ~ &C.;
highest, lowest and closing at '9i.c March
option opening S0i. C.: highest SOlic; low
est SO; closing Soc. Total sales, IA OW
barrels.
on CITY. Pa, February l3.-Pctroleum
opened ut SOL, Z; highest ~ -: lowest SOC {;
closed at So e. Sales, 5000 barrels
clearances. 10000 barrels; charters, III,
j0S barrels, shipments, i9,24 barrels
runs. 13,Si1 barrels.
PIrTsBURG, Pa, February 10 -Petro.
leum DUH opened nj so &C.; closed and low
est SOc: highest >0i5c.
BRADFORD, pa, February l4-Petro-
loum opened aud closed al SOi-c: highest
81 ,c; lowest &c; clearances, !NG,O 900 bar
rels.
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CANADIAN AFAIRs.
The True situation in That Country \
Correspondents Views.


Sua-Thc Wheeling htrlY,nccr of
thc iath contains special dispatch,
giving what 10 calls the pointed oo>er-
Iation> ot ouc ot thc most conservative
rubI, anon now Too Washington CONCERN
inc the claim of .ltLcrhoud to the priu-
-lrIe of c.procity set zap by the Demo
cratic. parity These sage remarks ui
this great unknown are conservative 300
rIor, WAYS chan ouc. ID his philosophy
falls short of proiWdiJy his historical
lttainment, do NOT purify the character
Of being ana oracle uSurpet 10y him. or,
being better posted iu history than he
.reteuds Co Boz. he may be simply
economic of the truth. Sit John
Macdonald. .wh,u the trumpet call
OIL behalf oi british cOu-
n,ctiou. >tiil echoes throughout
Canada is nor aad never was the
a.o>tir uf English free trade. ON the
routrlr, ae has always been q proiec-
Zionist and returned 90 power iu ISIS on
f0od-t.dc of popularity 40 ana advocate
of protection to Canadian Industries.
Ui. -Nauoua' Policy Tariff suggested
to h.r by the Hon. Isaac Buchanan, OF
Hamilton. Ontario. since declared Tile
l,r- urotcctiouist and political ally,
admitted to Dee tho father of that school
of rolitical economy in the colony, en-
ahled him to retain power down % the
present time. or uuiuterruptedly Tor
thirteen wears. atevery genera. election
Increasing the majority OF representa-
,fy,. who stood behind him. The oppo-
,.rr~nr Sir John Mac Donald, the small
D. OIL D. led . H f i
fr,po>~IhiGtic>." and du Oxford PROBES
-nr called Smith, with whom Mr.. bidihe
is connecting. are the free trade and
sri.,,atiou party of Canada; but
l..,r.. Lou.,r~>.y boz the minority cannot
I,i,,er thc goods % him. Elaine S
,.,rti.n i. obvious. lie is trying to
.t..,l Democratic thunder He per
..i,.> free trade or a tarlh revenue
,,,l, may again become questions 100
,r,.tical politics aud throws the various
r...,rrnrity tul~ to the electoral whale
.rr<us Was % Canadian. an nov
r4tur4.lcd citizen ai the nited
States and believe chat I uaEc solved Tor
myself ln the only manner at present
rrartfcahie. thc question % @a@tAd'.o@'
4 large majority of tLc people oil Gam
.fs MOI, being ol my way OBS th.hAiuS-
.r, at present utterly opposed io any
tnine -ag1ring of annexation 20 the
Tinted Statc-. aud I predict a great
victory for the Liberal-Conservative
uartv of Canada at the approaching
election. It's war cries Will oe "A tar n
I'm, protection" .'British connection,
no annexation" God save ihe
o..en.~ and under the aStute leader
.lin of thc veteran, Sir JOAN, % VIII
sweep lyay all opposition
AMrEICNNtCN-
n.L-Lll... pr ElnL.Iru -. INHI.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-14

Macbeth's pearl top and
pearl glass lamp-chimneys
do not break from heat, not
one in a hundred; they break
from accidents.
They are made Of clear
class as well as tough, as
Clear as crystal. They fit the
lamps they are made for.
Shape controls the draft; they
arc shaped right. Draft con
tributes to proper combustion;
that makes light; they i'm
prove the light OF a lamp.
But they cost a dealer three
times as much as common
chimneys, and, as they do not
break, he is apt 10 DC anxious
lest they stop his trade. Di-
minished sales and less Proht
are not agreeable TO HIM.
There are two sides to the
question. Have a talkwith him.
1s'-.ss-.. Cto. A.NACarGu $ CO.
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IL needs not To multiply examples. a
pale violet wool frock has a quaint col
lar. rolled away from loose front 10
show silycry gray ailet OF sarah with
a frill OF silk going up to a throat bow.
\ dainty frock Of pale yellow wool, em-
broidcred with cow>lips with long pale
green stems dropping heavily, has green
velvet yoke and sleeves with fine gold
braid for edging This is almost the
only combinations in which green Is now
much used. Many spring frockS keep
the feather trimmings. \ piquant cos
tune of gray cloth has heavy rolling
ostrich ruche and is drapcd over copper
colored faille. There is Il coppcr-coloreG
basque, which is doublo-breasied, long
skirtcd and left open 20 show a cray
plaston. There are enormous epaulrtS
of gray ostrich feathers on tue Shout
ders. and :hc hat is copper aud gray
ELLEN OSBORN.
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pm,b,ug. P,,. Fopra"y a. iNsi.
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LfvE STOCK.

CBIcAGO, February II Cattle. receipts
9.O1 head: market active steady 10 strong
steers - 25ai ~: cows. bulls and mixed
81 6Oa4 10; siOckers - 2ja3 10.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head; shipments.
5000 head: market strong: rough and
common s. 3ja3 10: mixed and packers
- 45a3 20; prime heavy weights 81 jja3 90;
light g. J0a3 81
Sheep-Receipts. G,OOO head; shipments,
$500 head; market active: natives - Goa
I 81: westerns - OOa5 -: Texans - 95a
1 -: native lambs - 0Oa6 -.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, February l3.-Cattle,
receipts l,l16 head; shipments l,O91 head:
nothing doing.
Hogs-Receipts 4.45O head shipments
=, $50 head; market firm; mixed aud Phil
adelphias 81 55a3 81. Workers - G5a3 -:
pigs - 25a3 80
Sheep-Receipts 500 head; shipments 500
head; market firm at unchanged prices.
CINCINNATI, o, February l3.-Hogs
easy; common ana light, g OOa3 ~; pack;
ing and butchers, s. 45a3 s.. Receipts.
3, 200 head; shipments $50 head.
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II. CLAiRsVILLE.

Sle,ih Cor,esp"ai,nce o(fas He0isisr.
81. GAINESVILLE, February l3.-ln
the Court OF Common Pleas to-day +.
Steele, alias :. NJ. Cook, indicted for
stealing mileage tickets at GAINESVILLE
pleaded guilty aud was sentenced to
the pcnitcntiary for TWO years. He
gave Madison, Wisconsin, as his place
of residence.
James Cross, who burglariled the
residence OF Alexander Neff, pleaded
guilty and was given eighteen months.
X. j. McGaughy, indicted for forg-
cry aud for obtaining money by false
DrctenSe. pleaded not guilty TO both in
dictments. lie will BE- tried during
this term.
Several OF the parties indicted for vi
olations Of the liquor law were ar
raigncd, a few pleas of guilty were
entered. but the majority gave bonds
until their eases are called.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-14
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
? CrNrnAl STANDArD I'M

'LNINAI STANDARD I'M
Direct routs to Marietta. ParA.r.lufe. Point
Pleasant Huntingdon. Ashland Portsmouth
ami Cincinnati Also to Charleston. clifton
Forge and stanton, Va. and Lexington 4la
Louisville. Ky.
Time Iahi" effective January D.. is9i.
Daily. Daily except Sguaa,
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cept SUNDAY.
aouHdsvil!e Accommodation. gu a. 81.
eept Sunday, Aua 2.S) p. TO ard erc-oi SunoA,.
.REIyE
ZION New yorg, Ptllaariph.a sh4 aat,t..r.
e'io b n, and l.:io ?. ~. and li.4I b. o. eaiN
Cumbetlsad Accommodation. 500 D r.. -.
cept sunday
/ SfHii0u Accommodate. 1913 b. rn. aE...
houndsvl!le Accommodation SIS D. o. sus
is'io' p n. laily, and $40 daily except surdgg.
I TKANS-OHIO DIVISION.
/ For Chicago, $50 md ,l.f6 a. a.. Aud ll-.a
| =. a.. daily tsu}, errDlt sunday
Cincinnati h1Dress 1.:y auI tl.fs. H. 30. dali,
sud ib4c o. 70. except Saturday. aud asa ~
sunday ouly.
Sunday
s.. CiAirssllie Accommodate. lItEa d. aud
i'SD , NJ, except suncss.
AEHiNE
chicago krifess, y - nnd 5 .inA d. ahd & fU
=. in.' daily set li.D r.. ia.. sally escrpi slr.
la,
lEi!y.
Colanhu, Accommodate. II:,OA n. daily.
except sunday.
81 ClsEsyiile AccommocAuob. ii.Ul. 90 Aul
$40 ?. n. except sunday
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From Pltisburg 1850 A. "a. daily. T. g. T. r. =.
except sunday o.55 and 90 ,. N. daily; SLJ
$50 q. n, sunday only.
Washington Accommodation, : 50a d.. dAii,
except Sunday.
CHAS q. SCrLL.
General Passenger Agent. Baltimore.
). :. LANE. Wheeling d.iH
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wool.

PHuADELPHA. Pa, February l3-Wcol
and West Virginia Xxx and above 32a35c :
X 39a32c; medium 37a3Slfc; coarse 3,ia31c
New York, Michigan. Indiana and West
ern fine or y and Xxx 2Sa30isc medium
37iIc; fine washed delaine y and Xxx S4a
3Sc; medium washed, combing and de
laine, 42ai3c; coarse do 3ja:Sc; Canada DO
3ia9Gc; tub washed choice 31a40c; fair
S5a3,c; coarse 33a35c: medium unwashed
combing and dclaiue ?aa3liac; coarse DO
25a2Ni4c; Montana 2ua2+c; Territorial lGa
pc
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NIHflAl lNANNltr si'tt'ts
hereby certify that the above named special
commissioner h4. given bond aud security Hs
required by iaw aul tue sald decree
JOHN W. MITCHELL. Clerk
Wheeling ". Va, Nov 3. isJ. dri"odiAgi
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DOR SALE.

The valuable tract OF land. containing ten
no ecres. situated on the National pike and
adjoining Pasco Station. on the C.. l.. ~ " o..
Z in Pease township. Belmont county. Ohio.
i've miles from the Ohio river. and within ten
or fifteen minutes ride 10y rail-. with twelve pas
>cnecr trains daily. On ih, land are two dwell.
ins h"u>' and store room. stable. wagon house
ana worhrcom. two greenhouses. humber oi
apple and pear trees. one fourth acre asparagus
and small VINEYARD. J., wei suited for garden
Ing. and valuable Tor building purpose, VIII
sell Is d Who'll" or in tracts.
D. NJ SUTTON.
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". 7. 4 4. DIVISION.
For Pittsburg, 5.fh and 10 n IN. Ando.a0t
N, daily, and l:i0 ?. H.. daily, except SUNDAY
Washington Accommodates 80 o. m. ~
cept Sunday