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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-13


Tho Steamers Of this ID NFe all new md
their remarkable speed II duo 10 their cOn-
stylletioll, tho most hppToYed modern models
OF the Akt Hudson river steamers having
ot;, zen. atonteSt. u. 4 - 81
inc superiority OF Their models gives them
a great advantage over the Boats OF the old
style Of naval collHt FJlctt0n, and the neWness
Of their boilers Rntimacll lneFy gunTilnlees "a
tho public their perfect E1fetY.
1t t8 haTJlly y nRpqi RFg to Inform our patrons
that win their POI feTt9l mac iheFS and, fine
water lncsS, tint fheV do not Tedtiifef the
slightest approach TO Fnctng 10 emilio EhtIa
TO ntain 2 in9ch bslter rlta OF speed tll01
any l3oatH IN 1pele waters. Z Flt f54 III =
The New Limo N composed OF the following
elegant Nde-whcel steamers, superbly fitted
up with aElldons and single and family stat ;
rO0ms: ftgtit 10 'si5l5f555I = - a -
GEORGE LEAIiY, Cant. RlRkenlnn
CITY POINT, Capt. Talbot
DICTATOR Capt. DeeTIng,
me tables arc supplied Si civil VIII, every ,n.prv
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NV FINN Iessrs. Blond 8 Back
man have opened a new wholesale and
retail shoe houseat No. 1O7 Main street.
where the best Of boots, shoes and gait
ers can be had. Everything usually
kept In a first class boot and shoe en-
Portnm' in null supply. Both members
OF the new firm are well known here MS
energetic, thorOugh-goine business men.
Drop IN and examine their large and
Na me stock, and secure bargains. y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-13

AT THE M'LURB HoUsE.-Quite a
number ofarmy officers are at the NJ
Lure House, attending the fair, among
whom are Surgeon Bliss, Medical Di-
rector OF the Middle Military Depart
ment; Capt. J.P. Hart, A.A.LG., District
ofwest Va; Capt. G. w. Harrison. 4.
ON, eumberland, Nd; and Lieut
Ruggles, 5th US. cavalry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-13

sFEIN BRos., cor. Main and Monroe
streets, have just received one of the
largest stocks Of Ready Made Clothing.
Piece Goods, Trimmings and Gents
Furnishing Goods, ever brought to this
market. They call the attention of
persons visiting our city, CoUNrRY
4! AalEIRcHASTs particularly, to examine
s sHiT sfoSif' az they are determined to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-13

IT is economy to buy The best OF
goods. and these can always be had at
John I. Latin & Co.'S Temple of FISH
ion. ft'i 7515.i'TiI 55l's1,..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-13

BonY FouNn. Yesterday morning
the body Of Mr.. VIM. Gass, who was
drowned on last Friday night near
Wellsbprg, was recovered at Bowman,s
coal works, short distance below
Wellsburg. The Henry Logan brought
down fromwellsburg cOronerss Jury to
hold an inquest on the body, but we
did not learn their verdict.
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,saalsfelIaeaaa.
The New Line Steamers,

NOR FORTRESS MONROE, NORFOLK
IL City Point, Petersburg, Richmond, and All
other connecting points,
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f. RrvHR.-The river was slowly falling
yesterday, with about four feet in the
channel. 'a'' s'5'e
The FOTest. cIty and FinGaeSer passed
down from Pittsburgh. p 7
The Ne.g STATE and Bdydrd lefE in The
morning for Parkesburg. The former
carried out the ministers going to Par
keEsburg in ATTENDANCE on the Presby-
thrian Synod TO meet in that city.
The regular packets came and went
as usual, carrying good trips for the
fair. q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-13

II you want thsbest and cheapest
goods which the market afortls, call at
the clothing depot of John T. IaISin Z.
Co. oct1n1w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-13

"QuIcK sales and small proftsr IL the
business motto Of John It. I.akin & Co,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-13

LIaHT bread and iIeht heart o,o -.
eether more frequently than most per-
sons imagine. II yon want TO - n
happy family;'' visit one IN. Syh,cS
they use the EteeLsIor BaGi,,o ;Isois5l' =.
you VIII hear no complaints there from
me "head OF the hamily'' when ii 49,.
. seat Of the table. I.,dies w. -
married and those Wio 5@.-,sst| ~ n = !
nS 13i Nt4he a hflGp DeSiSIa ~
S,,,i y terms, by T. II. II SR55 K ~
WhesliIS,lt NJ 14lt q Coz sole propfie
e "eAt va. Sep15Ltf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-13

LLorD's BATTLE Hls4oRr OF THE
Great Rebellion, published by AIessrs.
II. H. Lloyd &. Co, 81 John street, n. Y.
the celebrated map publishers adj
yertised in another column. 1t looks
Ike capital book for agents and the
people. -lvl lnn.. ~. IL. ltd&M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-13

su1oDE-A MAN Guns ms rnRoAr
- telday morning Patrick McRerl
~, q Centre Wheeling, cuthis throat.
1 I'm. Ne etleets Of which he diel N
1 ~ 1llttsen minutes. Tho deceareIl
,s - - - Tor years eonaned to ~ M
49, "a saeetlon Of the spine. ma a. q
~ 80 that hb was induced 10 M.
e'A oesd nom excessive melSn = Sl..s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-13
BALTIMORE lock HOSPITAL,
ieRESEARLISHED AS A REFUor
FROM QUACKRRY, a.,

znroEE94rrEEaIee R17tFE5 / 6 g..
BE oRTA LNRD. "a"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-13

..e-,4t, YOUNG MEN
- Who have injured themselves nv n certain
practice indulged In when alone, SSha6lt ne
S4eISsI rom eytl companions, or at
even when asleep, and II not cured, renders
nn1 F oiIs N e BE and Destroy both mind
What q pity that q young T1an. tISe honO oS
nlA eonn1Iyt the darling ofhts parents sfiould
- siiiteneth nom All prospects and enjoy
.t4nE nom The path OF nature and induiVinR
sseTet ilabit. Such peronS MUST
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-13
enraL u. for sale
For Sale.
House and I,otj for Sale.-
Valuable Property for Sale!

n WISH 10 stsI, Any Az AUTtE111.
Residence ut IIGatherWood, two miles fFOm
the city. II not disposed OF in n fow weeks,
will Otier It at
ISL Public iAuGtIe4n, ~ rs
together with a quantity OF Household and
Kitchen furniture, my Horses, CnFFinge
Wagon, Sleigh, Harness Garden Implements,
fWiIlalso selltwS l6ts.in Ne Wood Coma,
tery adjoining my own family plat.
For further particulars enQtilre Of MeElIES,
DOdsOn = Bro6, No. q Main street, Wheel
ing 4ls,a 49, ASit WILLIAM TABnANT,
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DAILY, AT Q O'CLOCK, r. NJ,

THE NEW LINE STEAMERS
Leave Spears Wharf, foot of Gay street
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TURNED UP AT LAsT.-we understand
that Mr.. E. B. Cooper, of Hancock
county, the Democratic nominee for
Senator from this district, was on the
fair grounds yesterday. AS we were
unable to visit the deshows, for want
Of time, we missed a sight at Mr.. C.,
which we very much regret.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-13
Valuable Farm for Sale.
Valuable Vineyard and Farm for Sale,

INoNTAININ9 n ACRES OF LAND,
VI adapted TO growing Grapes, with about ~
acTes already sst ont, Also, a fne OrrhnrIi,
OfAppleT Pears and PlumS 800 G1lrant bush.
eA &c, Sc, being tho fhrin fecently purchased
Of August Meyer, by w. B. Senketey, decd,
situated about y mile from cnlaWoIlS nun
road. For terms apply to .esI4,L ..Zll.
y OCT 5ilt ,iiDi il1ff.5., ]. COOPER
}tElL1lE rr-t or J.S RHODES,
Administrations of the estate ofW. B. SENSE
ney, decd. s flffii sft1a
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oDIl. IOITNRrnN. &

Member Of tho Royal College OF surpaor,I
London. Graduate nom one OF the most emit
nent Colleges in the United States, ana the
the hospitals Of Tundhn, Pms PiIiI6tIaipbIa
and ELSEWHERE, has effected some OF the in0Sf
astQnls11nE serres that were ever known:
many troubled with ringing In the head and
cans when asleep. gTeat Nervousness, being
t1nT1ned q sudden sounds, bashf11neEs with
iIrequent hlushlnE, attended sometimes with
VEN tient Oh mind, were cured immedIr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-13

RE-ARREsTEp.-Day before yester-
day, at the adjournment of Cont, Jonas
and William Crumbacker, who had
been fined 500 each, were allowed to 60
free through some error on the part Of
those concerned. Yesterday morning
Deputy Sheriff VIM. n. Irwin succeed
ed in re-arEesting them, and they were
re-eommitted. In the evening, wenn-
derstand, their fines were paid and they
We're again discharged, We hope for
gooq. ~. 49, --l-li
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hosIERTl HoSIERYll Hos1RHYfii-
The attention of the public generally 4
directed to the new, and well supplied
store OfJohn Eckhart q Son. No. ia
Main street, nearly opposite he Grant
House, where can be had every descrin-
tton Of Hosiery for. ladies, Gentlemen
and children's wear. Being the m5oost
extensive stocking manufacturer :, In
the city, they can ofer to the trade nm
article Of Hosiery superior 70 any in
the market. Their stock consists IN
part Of Plain and Ribbed Woolen. PIair
and Ribbed Merino, Analine RIbbe9i
Balmoral, Fleeced Cotton, siiis and
Cotton Hosiery. = - s'.' -.
The Junior partner having recently
returned from the east. offers IN FSY,y,s,:S9l
ton with the above, 4 flll line ~ Ia
dies and gentIemeniS Under Shifts ana
~ Gloves, Nubias, Hoods, Idnen.
. anu Paper Collars, silk and linen
a d1andkerchteis, SnspendeFs, NecISIieS
=! B3rnshes, and q null assortment 81 No
lions in general. E.7g " ~
All coloEa and qualities of Cotton and
,MooIen Knitting Yarns always or. on
Returning thanks for the Kind nat.
Eonage bestowed upon MS in past yesTs A
". We !. would kindly solicib a continuanes
OF the same. fi1.' = 81 =
octT-2w JoTTSr Fs,,,-rrav,, a, ssS,. n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-13

mr. JQHTsToNHAS DIsCoYERFn mn,
~ mptp S9Itain, Speedy and ofiiy IN, "a
Heu19dyzinth World pr an PTivSts nj go
Affections of the Kidney and Rladjsr T IEI.I
untafy Discharges 1mp0tency, Geneii1'iii ~
putty, EervouSnesls, Dypepsia, GanEuoF T -
Heart, Iimidity, Trembling, Dime ~ s, Ll9
or GlddineSS, Disease Of the Hend. TISsls'Il.I
Nose or Skin. Affections OF Tie Liver 4, iS
stomach or Bowelat terrible iijeH,SlsIj1eS
arising nom NE Solitary Habits or Yo,tten
those SEisr and solitary practices il,oS III
t ~ 1thss!lH16tlns than the song OF SyTep1S ~
the Mariners OF Ulysses, bliRhiino tTs, I'm - 70
brilliant hopes or nnticipafioTS TI,I,I,5 5I113
marriage, &C. impossible, foVlEt 'S''HeLIuS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-13

,. T. scorr & Cove invite the at
tention OF onr readers to the advertise
ment in to-day's paper Of DIessrs. j. It.
Scott & Co. Tho largest and finest as
sortment of jewelry will always be
found on hand at their establishment,
and those wishing to purchase can
readily procure good bargain.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-13

GEMS. KELLEY AND DUvA1-These
two distinguished West Virginia OF
ficers were in attendance at the fair
yesterday, and occupied positions on
the judges stand-the former being on
committee.
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81 - n illII'i-HIlfARnIhnn

heneet that a.sound mind and body are the
Dnll appineG. Indeed, without these the
!OHtney tnFough LIE becomes q weary Pill
ne pfLspect hourly dnriIenS to the
ElS56s me mind becnl1e = Swallowed with des-
Fsair md hlleI with the, meianehoiy reiec-
tt9n Ihnt the happiness Of another becomeS
Plighted with ourown.
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FURNITURE

y LIE.
NaE uNDERSIGSED RESPECTFTIIY
tI,, morn me public that they are inannfae-
iatlng ana nave constantly on hand M sEfen.
I'VE Stock of On kinds OF FurHitIIFs sIieiS ~
t 100 Wardrobes, Bureaus, TahleS
SSSIItEtL4 6elistentiA, Lounges, C1lRiFH IOokinq
Slilsasea and everything usually found Ia E
short notice. - = : - 4"AS va
They HIe also pre- pared to nay pRoAfPrand
PARTICULAR attention to the
Undertaking Business.
IN ~ its branches, keeping on hand a general
s a,..3 Of COFF1ES OF all Sizes, covered
he4Erse ana usual attendahce& Also
FISIrs MEEALLIO BURIAL CASES.
MIN toE ordinary inteEment depositinR in
NhaIts ana tri4uspOgtAt iOn, they haVe no TfSaI
.l.t- WM. link &SON,
10. % Main 81, Centre Wheeling.
o. lev uo0B above Reed q KfaffS DfntR
s22-l4et AS.s1 Alae. Ii ,l.-..-z..l.. mys5-6m ,
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Espectnllyi who have become the vfr4,r,. :,
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and az, oi
hAolt which annually sweeps TO an untiI5s;Se
I IlrTts. th1 9t1 OF Young Men of the mn,
might bthafwtAe have Bntrnnred IN .s Nc
senAtss with the thundeTs OF eioduten.cta' g g
wnSe III r. eSs9sy the living lyre, may ali
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-13
30 INpoRsElfEN OF THlE pREss

I1gtIy thousands cured at this inStitu.
s .,9 ys.I after year, and the nuineFouS i'm.
~ operatinns perf0TIiefl by
ti,i - IN !! m by the reporters Of
~ pt which haye appeared RE1in and
Yam pe.ora the public; esides hiS standing
y. kent lentnn OF character and ifesDOnRihlls
W e. . sun Client guarantee 70 th6adiicted
Is s1A1S DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED
z No letters received unles noSt-paid and
GSs ntalning Is amp ltobe used on t6e Tepiy.
ton OF advertisement do iis,1t Ft,1S6fnTis
SNs.,.. JOHN n. JOHNSTON, ST. d,
I'M, ne Lock Hospital, Baltimore,
4s94o-lS5 10 afs1Al .frstb,T : Maryland.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-13

Thousands Or peIsons of an ages can nov
Judge what a the cause on fi1SiIss fiecIInipT
health, losing their Vfror. feconInSs IrsnLs
Iale, nervous and emaeinted, having n Singn.
jar appearance about the eSGl cI67tVh ara
symptoms Observation-Disclosures - NSNsN eAN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-13

MESTAlLY..fheiea rf6i efetts on tbemInd
~ ~. mnc1H 70 bs aded-LoS8 Of Memoir
S!o1,iuS1on OF Ideas DepreE don of SpirifE En-
FornodingNs aversion to Eociety, Self TGsfTIIi
t 1880 e,,S. sohtndej gimidity dc, are some
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-10

The Alexandria, (Va.,) State Journal,
gives the following particulars of an af-
fray In thatcity, betweena United States
officer and returned Confederate SOL
dier: HSs
Late on Saturday evening Lieut.. Col
onel Free, of the l95th Ohio volunteers,
stationed in this city, stopped at sa-
loon at the upper el,d of King street.
While there, and conversing with q gen.
tleman, person entered the saloon and
soon commenced to make remarks OF
an insulting character, but did not APP
ply them particularly to Col. Free. His
| insinuations finally became so direct,
however, that Col. Free was compelled
| to notice them, which he did by saying
| that he thought our difficulties had all
been amicably settled, and that he could
not see the necessity for reviving an old
quarrel. This cOnciliatOry remark did
not seem to have the desired effect upon
] him, for he said he was a Virginian-
years, and could whip any five Yankees
who wore the blue !" Col. Free then
said that if that question had not been
settled, he would settle 1t then and there.
Upon this his antagonist struck at him.
He warded off the blow, and in return
planted heavy one in the assailant's
face. The next blow Col. Free succeed
ed in knocking him down, after which
lie inflicted some severe COMMISSIONS on
his his head and face. iyt
Col. Free was arrested by two consta-
bles before herleft the saloon, but before
he reached a magistrates office he was
met by Col. Halter, who at once took
him from the custody of the policemen.
The person who assaulted him was not
l arrested. I..5. ....
| We make this lengthy statement al
the request of the officers Of the regi.
ment to which Col. Free belongs. They
further wish us to state that they were
| sent here by the government-that they
are here to look after its interesting
they desire to treat every one with
kindness and respect, and expect to b.
treated i'm like manner in return
: They do not desire to interfere with thu
! civil law of the city or the business
or affairs OF any of its people, but 81
, long as they are retained here they arr
a determined not to submit to insult from
r any one, and particularly of the charac
: ter above cited.
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Bold Designs Of Foreign Capital.

The designs of these British capitalists
(Sir Morton Peto & Coz are now dis
closed, if there words are to be trusted.
They propose nothing less than to enter
into competition for the great carrying
trade between the East and the West
There are now in successful operation
four great lines Of railway leading from
New York to the Mississippi and the far
West, which are, for the most part, in
terwoven with each other. These are
the Pennsylvania Central, the Erie and
Atlantic, the Lake Shore and the Great
Western, of Canada. No one of these
possesses great advantage over the other
and all are doing at this time as much
traffic as they have equipment for.
is evident that with the remarkable in
crease of traffic and travel, which mus
be doubled or trebled in five years, thu
means to accommodate 1t must be start
ed at once. The Broad Gauge route
which is now complete to st. Louis, Il
| the first to bestir itself, and according &c
the statement of Mr.. McHenry, he Is
ready to furnish double track hence to
Chicago, and to place thereon four aaiiy
trains, which shall do the WORK AZ iess
cost, with greater speed, comfort ano
safety. Nor Is this all: Inc companf
its allies Mt either end, branch TO Buff
fsI a reaching the Canada trade; .
! branch to Louisville, catching the cen
, traI Southern. and q branch to Cairo L
catch the southern Valley traffic, not t
naontion the st. Louis terminus, which
! shall grasp the great Pacific extension
such scheme, it will be seen, com
nrises a great central highway Of com
merce. whose arm, to the right and lef
will monopolize, to the extent of its c,
q pacity, the great through traffic of tn
r country. These men say they have tt
capital and are ready to invest 1t. The
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-10

A negro in st, Louis who was sup
posed to be dead, arose In bis coftin dur
ing the funeral ceremony and set the
women all fainting, the men to shrek
ing and the parson in Mysteries. Moving
his not entirely sightlesso around the
company of mourners, his clay lips be-
gan to chatter some unintelligible stuff
about the other world. The distressed
widow ran out of the room and out of
the house, and nothing could induce her
to return during the day, notwithstand-
ing she was assured that her husband
was conscious, and the doctor thought
he might recover. sn@
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-10


Fenian arrests continue of daily Oc-
curfence, particularly in the Irish pro-
vinces. A passenger by the City of
Manchester, from New York, named
ORiordan, who asserts he Ii o United
States captain, was arrested ut Queens
town on landing from the steamer. Tre-
asonable documents were found on him.
Three additional arrests were reported
among the troops i'm the garrison at
Cork. The prisoners i'm Dublin, forty
one in all, were to be brought up for
examination on the day the China left
Liverpool.
The official Dublin Gazette of the Goth
contains proclamation, disarming Sc
veral baronies in Tipperary, Limerick
and Waterford Counties. AS ~
The London Times suggests that the
Prince of Wales should visit Ireland oc-
casionally, and points outthat the Royal
Family have passed more time on the
Continent than in the sister Kingdom.
The Times correspondent in America,
represents the Fenians as mastering
300, 900 men in America.
Sir Robert Peel, Chief Secretary Of
Ireland, has been summoned before
magistrate by Robert Grey, q Dublin
banker, in consequence Of an alteration
in a railway carriage.
The Countess of Glare, the mother of
Lady Wodehouse, is dead.
The Philadelphia correspondent Of
The London Times points out that Presi-
dent johnson has taken q decided con-
sentative stand, and has thrown his
protection over the conquered Confed-
crate States. A so
The Times has an editorial on this test,
and expresses the belief that the lenient
and generous policy of the President
will, within the next few months, en-
| able the Southern States again to send
| representatives to Congress.
| 1t was stated that an effort was about
to be made by the committee Of Confed-
derate bondholders. to induce the Stock
Exchange Committee to admit them to
the privilege of quotation.
Baring's Circular reports considerable
transactions in Southern State stocks,
but gives no quotation. ~
The Countess de Paris had given birth
to u daughter at Twickenham, near Lon.
don. A large number of the royal fam
lily of France were present on the occs-
sion. -
Alderman Phillips, who 10 Of the He.
brew faith, had been unanimously cleo.
ted Lord Mayor of London.
The will of the late Mr.. Golden, exc
cuted the day before his death, has bean
sworn to as under $4,000 sterling per.
sonalty. p M9
/ Awriter in The London Times asssrts
that the gold fields of Nova Scotia, 4
properly worked, would equal those Of
l Australia
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-10

At table d'hote, at Cologne, a man.
ufacturer of Sheffield, who spoke no
thing but English, was seated next to a
German lady who did not speak at all.
Handing her plate of peaches, he
said
"Have peach, marin" sos lU
"Nein," (no) replied the lady. -.
"Nine ~ said he, staring with aston
ishment, first at her and then at the 9TH
ers at the table; "why, marin, there's
only six on the dish but they are for
you, ~ at the same time rolling them
inpon her plate. .-... .
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baltimore STEAM PACKET
Id COMpA my.
: = STEAMER HEOLUS,V


NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH TO FORT MONROE
EASTERN SHORE, MATTHEWS COUNTY,
GLOUCESTER AND YORKTOWN.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.
The New and Fast Steamer "E0LUS" Captain p.
McCARRIcK will commence her regular trips to the above
named places the 9th SEPTEMBER
This Steamer will leave the Government Wharf, Nor
folk DAILY, at 81 and Portsmouth at o'clock, A. NJ,
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY, ''
for Cherrystone-every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY, = Z
for Mathews and Gloucester counties and Yorktown,
touching Old Point going and returning each trip
This Steamer connects with the Baltimore steam
Packet Companys Steamers LOUISIANA" and "ADE-
LAIDEn for Baltimore, and the Steamers "TH0MAS
COLLYEli' and "CITY OF RICHMOND" for City Point
and Richmond.
Through tickets sold this Steamer to Baltimore,
City Point, Richmond and her connections.
This Steamer is especially adapted to the service IN
which she has been engaged, being very Fast havng
made the trip in ~ hours less than any steamer on the
route) having Fine Accommodations and noted as an
excellent Sea Boat and will make her trips regardless OF
the weather. n L 4 g-41 IL Z. II .zs..,4 u.
For freight or passage apply to the clerk Of the stea'
or, or at the Office of the Company.
FA e.
Fare to Old QUO.
Fare to Mathews, Gloucester, Yorktown and y -
CherrystOne Sl W
Fare from Cherrystone, Mathews and 6l0uces-
z ter counties and Yorktown to liaitiniore..... 90
Rchmond..,.. 90
TIi0S. II. WEBB,
senl6-tf Agent.