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The Tnx ON Ctgnr..

A large number of the cigar manu-
facturers of New York held meeting
on Monday last for the. purpose of tn
king measures to secure the abolition
of the present Internal Revenue law.
as far as it refers to the taxation of
cigars, and to have the tax levied upon
the leaf tobacco. y
The following resolutions were adont-
ed by the meeting:
Whereas, We have learned Inv, o,,r
three years experience with the systo,,,
OF collecting the tax levied npI;y, -.
trade that in order to be lust 10 botI, H.
Government and the trade there 10 L..
one way TO levy il, and thai il IN ~.
the leaf, and that the annual cJ,.,.',-t TAX
system of tax by Congress is r,s',s,'iI ol
pernicious; therefore 4u"lly
RcsOired, That we beI;s,., a., >
S stl with the Unanimous resoI,I-
ttSh as adopted by the National Con-
Eentlon OF DecombeF, 1861, This way Is
onIy To be found in the tlSatiou III Ienf
se$otpeo, That in our opinion the DrO-
uIceLs are not so much opposed To- the
t1AAtlon OF leaf tobacco, as the spet,nIo.
lots, who fear that they will IosC tLa
monopoly, while the farmer will NOT IN
prevented in its culture sfssf.I = - =
hesotped, That we respectable ranuas,
congress, or It's Commissioners ~ -
Ahe INTO our claims, and tbIts co.,
Ets1s and the manu- IN rtIIrf,ss a.
OF annual change in THEFT
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nc Whee1Ing InteIIIEencer.

From he Hash. [IPn.l Reporter and 9Situ,,el
We omitted to state, as we sbouIj
have done in our last, TINT this excel.
lent paper has recently been very 'mIIcb
enlarged and Otherwise improved in
appearance. The enterprisinp DrOnr;at
tors, Messrs. Campbell Il Sfc0ernS+
have made it one Of the best paners ~
llshed IN the west, and we are orotifis[I
TO see their untiring energy rev, Ttjoj
by steadily increasing ,atro,,HSet
They arc entitled TO the highest ,.raS;;
Tor their steadfast devotion ID, ftI,S r;r.i't
from the start. Taking hold ofthe IN
tettIgeHceT when il was far from Iai,,1, !,
remuneTatiye concern, they boldIy- mo-
CANNED their adhesion TO the iZreSt doc.
u trlhe OF freedom, and resoluielv kent
me ialth IN the face of an opposition be-
lore which most public Journalists
would nave quailed. For wears thew
We're compelled to encounter the whole
Pto-sIaEery influence of their section,
ana so deadly hostile was that interest.
mat not n few predicted their ultimate
failure. They maintained the struggle
innnfully, however, and during it's pro-
gress did more than all other influen-
ees combined, to develop and strength.
en- that loyal public sentiment witch
held West Virginia in the Union. and
made that gallant State a wall az fire
between us and rebellion, To mo- Dnb-
nc Journal in the country are the nennIe
OF OF our western and southern bDrtler az
iaTgely indebted for their imfnnnitJy
from raids and forays during the mr.
s si1,sl OF the war, as to the WheelinI IN
tettlgcHcer, and they should tagiffv ILei,.
IEpiEeclatlon OF itslValuable services Inv,
giving II liberal support. N
=
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Hos. JOHN y. BINGHAM made an
able speech at Cadiz, Ohio, on the 10Th
inst, in the course of which he devoted
himself TO some practical reflections
upon the status of the rebel States and
the subject of reconstruction. He Incl
dentaIly alluded to the gross inconsist-
citcy OF those who in one breath pretend
10 endorse the Presidents plan and in
the next claim that the Southern
States are to be restored as States, sub
iect 10 no conditions whatever. Presi-
dent johnson in his schedule of instruc-
tions TO each Provisional Governor, has
imposed such conditions, and has named
the only conditions under which the
States can or will be received back into
the membership of States, and into rep
resentaIion in Congress.
Those who would thus bring back the
Southern States without any conditions
whateveraTe generally those who would
either have let them go during the war
without any conditions, or who would
al the outset have granted them every
thing they might have asked, including
the entire surrender of the manhood OF
the country. Under such plan OF
restoration Mason and Hunter could be
sent as Senators from Virginia, and
Hampton and Beauregard from South
Csrolina-a plan that the loyal people
of this country will never submit to foI
an instant.
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wants HTnntcrnnt.

A,facotious correspondent writes tous
from ClnrEsburg as follows:
Editors AteItigclccr:
Allow me respectfully to inform YOU.
that hnve invented an Improvement.
In the mode of making laws, for which
desire to obtain letters patent.
The description is as follows: First,
pass your law in the ordinary way, the
two houses cOnourring, GSc., DC. Then
send to tho Governor for signature
then have a case made, und IA Supreme
Court handy, get u decision, and your
law is finished. All can be done in one
day if 1t is long enough. Tho law then
is certain, will do to bet ON, &C., and is
better than the old style for everybody
excepting lawyers.) Yours truly. g.
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STARTLING MEDICAL COLLEGE,
gs" Columbus, Ohio.

TNHE NINETEENTH REGULAR SFS-
i sion commences Wednesday, October
18TH, 1875, and ends March LIST 1866 Clinical
LeSturtS ON Practical Medicine and Surgery
VIII he given regularly throughout the WIN
Ter NJ ST. EnnciS Hospital IN the College
building. This Hospital wits opened a IigIist
Isl, and already las n large number OF pa
students will also have advantage of Clint
cal Instruction in tho Hospital al the Ohio
FACULTY.
s, 81. Smith, NJ. D., Prof Principles and
PTnctlce OF Medicine .'-N'
Francis Carter, N. D., Prof Obstetrics, and
Diseases OF Women and Children. $50
john, Dawson, NJ! D., Prof. Anatomy and
md Ear Surgery. ta'l -
ThSo. Q. Rormleyr NJ. D., Prof Chemistry
and Therapeutics.
is. Gard, NJ. d, Demonstration or Anatomy.
/ FEES.
Naturalization (paid but onceJ ............, ) 90
Demonstrators Ticket. .... s 90
Students on their arrival, by calling Mt the
ounce OF the Dean, on Stnte street or uDon
the Janltor at the College, will be insisted In
procuring suitable LODGINGS -
for circulars or additional Information nd.
uIeSs ,, FRANCIS CARTER, NJ. ID
SSP@I-uCNW geo as 't' .t..r Dean
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Gov. Foreman to the Officers of EIec-
tEOns---The enforcement OF the s.Oath
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, !
EXECUTIVE DEPT, -,
WHEELING, Sent. 18th 1866


To the Supervisors and Inspectors OF
Elections. iHs
have published for your instruction
the opinion of Hon. Z. b. Hall. Attor-
ney General of this State. Respecting
the cOnstitutionality of the oath pre-
scribed to voters by the act passed Feb
ruary %, 1865, and defining your duty
with reference thereto. The Attorney
General, under the law, is the legal in
terpreter and Rdviser for the people of
the State; and until the INTERPRETATION
of law by the judiciary, that of the
Attorney General Is to be taken as the
guide for the action of officers execut-
ing 1t; and it seems to me it would be
presuming much for subordinate Off
GERS to disregard this opinion of the
law officer for the State, in the absence
OF any decision by Judge or Court in
conflict Herewith. - -.
My opinion of your duty in regard to
the enforcement of this Oath accortls
with that of the. Attorney GeneraI; and
II being my duty to t'take care that the
laws be faithfully eNecuted,' - have no
hesitation in saying to you that when
ever n person offering to vote Is chal-
lenged before you, for the cause con-
templRted by the law of FEBRUARY ..
1865, it is your duty to require of him
the production of the affidavit therein
prescribed, before permitting him to
vote Very Respectfully,
~ H-Hs..l- u-Isi a. i. BoRESTAS.
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SOUTHERN TRADE IN NEW YoRK.-
The New York Times, in an article up
on the commercial activity which per-
vades the great metropolis, dwells es-
pecially on the southern trade, which
is great in amount and satisfactory in
character. Themercantilec classes, more
intelligent than planters, had less faith
in the rebel cause, and carly in thewar,
they invested in foreign exchange.
Many of them carried on profitable
trade during the war, and invested their
confederate currency in real property;
and some made large fortunes by run
ming the blockade. A greatdeal of coin
was boarded in the beginning of the
troubles, and is now broughtto light.
The southern merchants are in New
York ingreat numbers. Many of them
come with the money to pay up, in full
or in part, old indebtedness, and are
prepared 10 make new purchases, for
cash. The returns from old debts are
far better than was expected. tits es-
timated that Augusta will pay nearly
in full; New Orleans, Mobile and Sa-
vannnh 20 per cent; Charleston 40 per
cent. On the average, it is thought that
the southern debts will yield so cents on
the dollnr, which is far beyond the esti-
mnte. Great quantities of cotton. tobac-
co and other products had been conceal
ed and as the communications open to
the Seaboard, these are crowded in, and
sent IN exchange for the manufactures
ana supplies for which there IS so much
demand i'll the south. Steam commn-
nlcati0n Is regularly opened between
New York and nearly all the Southern
ports, and sailing vessels are, constant
" departing and arriving with full
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THE Preston county people paid a
deserved compliment to their former
member of the House of Delegates, Mr..
AlcGrew, by recommending him to
their fellow citizens OF Taylor and Mon
Iongs,lia, for promotion to the Senate
NIessrs. Hagans and linn, their nomi-
nees for the House OF Delegates, were
among the earliest and most influential
Union leaders in the mountain coun-
ties. They deserve and will receive
honor.
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HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
RENEwER-Trat splendid preparation f
the Hair, which is fast becoming so popula
and 50 much enQuired for.
No one who Inns used it will ever give
itsuse. tf
1t is Vegetable Compound, and contain
no injurious properties whatever raf
twin restore Grny Hair to its originalcol
3 II Will prevent the Hair from falling out.
II makes the Hair to grow on Raid Hen d
II clennSes the Scalp and makes the n :
soft and luStrOuS and silien. EE.I7
1t Is n splendid Hair Dressing. if
1t Is recommended and used by the FIR
medical authority in the country.
Re particular to ask for HALLS VEGETABLE
SICILIAS HAIR REVIEWER, MS there Is a
worthless imitation in the market Ft.I
For sale by all Druggists. fI lr F,
II. p. HALL CO., PropTiotors,
I. H. LOGAN x co. and LOGAN list =
co, Wheeling, w. Va, Wholesale Agents.
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For Sala-Honsas and hi.

r OFFER FOR SALE LOT NO. SO ON THE
i National Pike, North Wheeling, In John
McI4ure's addition to the city Of Wheeling.
houses-one containing 1--WE rooms, and the
other two, three eachGnll IN good repair. If
not sold before the al OF October, IL Will on
that day be offered at public sale ut the Court
Sep2i-2wo JONATHAN ROGERS.
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DIED.

Yesterday morning, September 10Th, at two
o'clock, LILLE. daughter of Geo, w. and
Ella L. Robinson, aged years and 10 months.
The funeral VIII take place this forenoon Mt
O'Clock, from the residence of the parents
on Main street, North Wheeling. The friends
OF the family are respectfully invited to at-
tend. -...-,
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At meeting of the citizens of Pres
ton County, held at the Court House in
kingwoOd on the 18th day of September.
1860, on motion of james w. Parsons
ESD, smith Crane wns appointed Pres
ident. On motion orCol. Charles Hoot-
en-, Jacob Basnett was appointed Secre-
tary. On motion of Col. HoOten, n vote
was taken whether this meeting make
nominations for two suitable men N,
represent this County (PrestOn) in the
next Legislature of w. Va, which mo-
tlon prevailed. On motion of DIR. Il.
E!llOlt, the chair appointeda committee
OF one from each township, to RECON-
mend two suitable persons, to he voted
ZOE " the meeting, TO repreSent Preston
county IN the next Legislature offTVest
va. WhereupOn the chnirappointed as
SAID committee the following gentle
men, TO wit: For Grant township.
samuel Boyer; for Pleasant town
snip, Samuel E. Crane for
fortIanu township, VIM. b. Crane;
Tor Union township, DIR. John Amber:
Tor Valley township, Peter NJ. Hartley;
for Lyon township, Reuben Warthan;
for Reno township, Col. Charles Hoo
ten; and for KingwOod township, DR..
Felix Elliott. The committee aforesaid
retired, and after a short consultation
returned and reported the names OF
Harrison HaganS and Vim. b. linn for
the House Of Delegates. Said commit
tee also suggested tho propriety of
placing in nomination, for the State
Senate, the name of James G.. NIcCirev.
onmOtion of James w. Parsons, ESQ,
the report of the committee was linani,
mOusly adopted. ii1l .lsI.tss.lTl5i =. ~
9 On motion, the following resolution
was adopteCl3 u -TIF IL -
ResotUed, That we have unlimited
conhdenee in the integrity and capacity
of our fellow citizen, Jas. q. NIct;Te%y.
!EIsq., md that we recommend him to
tL voters OF our sister counties as a
suitable person to represent the Sd Sem
atorlal District of West Virginia.
on motion of Col. Chas. Hooten, tho
l1L OF the meeting were or
defed to be published in the Morgan-
Town Post, the Grafton HnC6TDriSe and
the Wheeling INTELLIoENCER. i5dE
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
mug i- SMITH CRANE, President
ID Jacob BAsHETT, Secretity. f-I1i 49,
. Ehiorgantown POstand Citation Enter
prise please eopy.laL .i4Hi dfsH
A glass of ice water in Brownsville,
NJ H.
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SpeflaI. autiees.
cOco cREAM ZOE rnE IIAIR.


Coco Cream Tor the Halr.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
No more rancid Pomades!! l.1
Nomore rancid Pomades /! ial
You want something elegant,
Ifyou admine delicious Perfume, d 7ik
If yon desire SOFT and silky Hair, '..t 3D..
If You want your Hair preserved,
Ifyou want your Hair to grow
lfYouwa to prevent premature Badness
II you want to be rid OF DandruI,
r. -a Use the Coco Cream.
'.- Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream. .-a'
Use the Coco Cream. ."f
Price IS cents IL bottle. .Il-srr
For sale by ST. s.. r
LAUGHLINS & BUSHFIELD,
ju2i Wheeling, w. Va.
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IA Gard.

WE RETURN OUR THANKS no THE
wv many friends md Patrons Of Iereniah
Clemens, (decenSedl for the liberal Irstron-
age bestowed ON him while in ourmfdst. and
also take this method of informing the null.
lie mat we intend to cnrry on the Furniture
ana upholstery business in all its branches,
Mt the Old stand, No. ll9 Main street, ,XrLer,,
we hope by strict attention TO bnSlncSS In
merit continuance of the patronnge beStoyT-
Gu on MN. --tf j. CLEMENS & 90
N B;-We also intend to carry IN. Tho In
I,eLI,iing business rs before. We keep con-
s sI,.I on hand full assortment Of Meialic
- - SOillits' nug2I
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TIE HemPfield cars coming in from
Washington Inst night, when on tbs
tEestle-work near Steenrod's ram upon
2 Z. morse, knocking Il of and kiliing Il.
out fortunately doing no other 5iam9se
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MARRIED.

September 18th, 1855, by Roy. T. b. Hughes,
Mr.. WILLIAM II. RIGGS to Miss MARY A.
MHIrrINoHANI, both OF Marshall Co., West
Virginia ..gsIlii ..s'r,-e
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COIGATE,S mONEY SOAP.

This celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such uni
Versal demand, is made from the Choicest ma
terials, is MILD and ENIOLIIENT in It's mn
ture, FRAGRANTI4Y SCENTED. and ex
tremely BENEFICIAL In Its action upon the
kin. For sale by all Druggists nnd Fancy
Goods Dealers. marl5-lydtw
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EDIToRs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. am
IA nounce the name of &. r. SCOTT or
brooke County, as n candidate for State Seno-
tor nom the First Senatorial District, Subject
to the decision Of n Senatorial Convention.
aug2j OHIO COIINTY .
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New Fall Dress Goods.

Just Opened by j. s. Rhodes.
PLACK AND CoLoRED FRENCH ME-
~ rlnos, very cheap Coburgs and AlpacIas,
tlch Plaid Popltns and MeIangeS sod ynnlS
handsome American Delnines, Iupins hest
nonole and single width Wool DelnIns, Brad
leys celebrated Duplex Skirts, Burners hest
mako of Balmornls. 80 -" a,Ip9i
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Organ Opening.

A T THE GERMAN METH ODIST f.
N Church on Chnpline street, Centre Wheel
Ing this evening AT ~ O'clock, September q,
1875. The music loving public are cordially
Invited to be present to hear the new Organ
Just purchased nom Mr.. A. POmplitz, of Bal
ally Invited to he present, Sep2l-lts a
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The New Line STEAMERS.

FoR FORTRESS MONROE, NORFOLK.
II C1ty7lnintt Petersburg, Richmond, and all
other CONNECTING points.
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The Steamers OF this Line are all new, and
their remarkable speed is due to their con-
S o. the EAST INST Hudson river steamers having
The superiority of their models gives them
n great advantage over the Boats 81 the old
style OF naEnl construction, and the neWnesSs
OF heir boilers and machinery guarantees to
the public their perfect safety.
1t is hnrdlS Necessary to inform our mt rons
that with their powerful machinery and fine
slightest approach to. ndcing to enable them
10 attain a much better rite of speed than
any Boots IN these waters.
The New Line is composed of the following
elegnnt side-wheel steamers, superhly fitted
up with saloons and single and inmily state
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HOUSE,
CINCINNATI, Quo.

~ n A'II, OHIO,
SIAAS +. MILLER, Proprietor, late of the
Gait House, Louisville, XIV
III ANING PURCHASED THE LEASE
IL and furniture OF the BURNET IIOTrSF: and
repaired, painted, and TefurniShed the Hous,
m tne pest possible manner, / solicit n share
OF lhe patronage of the travelling pubIIc,
promising that guests shall be as we'll If NOT
D oet cared for than they ever were nj the
Old Gait House, In Its palmieSt DAYS,
80, SILAS f. MILLER,
aus1olh Proprietor.
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ayrip advertisements.
Wanted

A SITUATION AS BOuIS.ISEEPER BY,
N grnduatS of DuiT's College, RlttsliuTg,
Pa. References given and [equirgl. Address
sengl-lta BeallsyIlIe. Men1;ce D es., Ohio.
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r.. a. WEBER

Ii rfSit gTaTlafl r,FlTf
HufACHER OF MUSIC AND ORGANISE
i. extensively known In this city and Vicin-
1Iy, pegs leave TO announce that TO-MOR-
ROW, TUESDAY, THE 9Th INSTANT, he
VIII open his new Music and Variety Store,
where he will keep on hand an assortment
OF Pianos, lamOng them Steinwny's, and Hn-
Ileton's, Of New York; Melodeons, sheet Nu-
SIC, including the best Instruction Books, and
latest Sheet Publications, ViOlins, Guitars,
Elutes Assertions and Banjos of the best for
eign and American mike, German and Italian
STRINGS Also, Stationery, Photographic Goods
and Notions.
{, He viii promptly attend to any orders for
Music left ut the store.
He win, MS heretofore, give Instructions on
the Piano, Melodeon, Organ, and In Thorough
Bass, either Mt scholars house, or at his Music
Room, u03 Main Street. where fine Piano
choirs, Giee Clubs, and Vocal Glasses attend.
ed to. 9! '77T- - : :
renting out Pianos
Keeping only the best OF Goods on hand,
having adopted the motto ofQuiclS sales and
small profits, being always up TO the times
public. Is a WERER
WHEELING. wa. Juno 9Th. ISIS. '
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n hallimore b Fort AIonroe. 81 al !.
IS IS s. g: S SiiF pint s. 8
DO. do. RIchmOn,1'I" q -

,,a Inc pTopr1etors OF the line are now neGo-
1I.tliIeIS OF the Hudson river 10 run on tile
d ~ river, and intend 10 make their line
grateful for the very large sIinT ar mi ~
nays s, ALREADY received, request oontiI-
faSSengerS taking the is trnin from pl,'la..
deIphln, make sure connections with III line
w Messengers taking tile p M tflifii from
washington, make connection with fIIts line
w IsLsSshgeEs taking the a. m. train from
aNeE York will have time to dine In Balti-
moro and make connections -
Line, and take no other. -, - 80 NV
tion to nv. EisTf7tl a w sTJ NiStS
sepSO-Im supt Sew Line, Baltimore 51liif ms
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THE Cincinnati papers, we under
stand, 1--WE have not seen their articles
ourselves,) have been pluming them
selves ON the fact that one person ont of
every twenty-three in that (Hamilton)
county, returned an income over six
hundred dollars. This they consider
something extraordinary in the way of
an exhibit, and challenge competition
and comparison on the part OF other
counties in or ont of Ohio. We can
beat the Hamilton county exhibit in
this county, out OF slightly nearly
twenty-five per cent. One person in
every nineteen of our population re
turned an income over six hundred
dollars, taking the census of 1860 as our
basis OF calculation, just as they do in
Cincinnati. The truth is, we doubt if
there is another community in the coun-
try wherein the financial bone picked
So clean as it is hereabouts. We some
times think, when we compare notes
with other cities and towns, that orr
revenue officers here are over Jealous
and ambitions in the discharge of their
duties. Their large exhibits are very
expensive comPlimentstot the bone and
sinew of the tax payers. We are led
to suppose that the cOnsciences of our
people are in better conditions than
anywhere else. They have all read
about Ananias and Sapphire, who didn't
make y full return, and the dreadful con-
sequences that ensued totheul, andthey
have also read more modern instances
about people being confiscated because
of their short accounts, and either by
virtue of the former orthe latter reading,
or something else, have turned in and
turned themselves entirely outwards to
the gaze of the assessors, who have not
failed ia a single instance to fully
improve the advantage thus afforded
them by an unsophisticated people.
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i, GEORGE LEARY, Capt. Rlalxemap.
LANES q. BRADY, Capt. Landis,
SII1 FONT, Capt. Talbot, 'ct
DICI'AIOR, Capt. Deering, Ftla

The tables are supplied with every Ipxnr,,
the markets afford, and equal to firSt class
motel fare, and notwithstanding the superior
aiaSantaseS offered to the public in point Of
are as low as by any other line. '''' . .
., Lney connect with the elegant New Line
sEe5iln mes ioT Cherrystone, Mathews county
ana All points on tie Eastern shore Of Viz
Una and also with the steamers for New
DeTfne, EdentOn, Plymouth, and ali other
points IN North Carolina - 80. S'''St
fSsSengeIs transferred TO and from all M.
P2gISs anu baggage handled, free of chnrpe
,, Ahsy hnSlgate the James river OntIreIy- II,
' ~ mus nuordtng Passengers time for
s,tGillg me notifications, Dutch Gan. and