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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-05
TERlls PERlauARrER. p An1EIx AnvANc
KXTRA CHARGE
Internal ReVenue.-IncOm Tax, &c
First District of ". Va.
CoILECToRs OFFICE, LIST Dis. W. Va. :
MHEEITisG ArlsI,sr - Issss.

-oA44-ASAOtt 5 DAFIGii, LIST Dist. ". Va.
WHEELING, August - 1895.
REQUIRED BY AN ACT OF CON
- gresss, entitled AN act to provide Inter
ma heyenue 10 support the Government ana
20 pay interest on the Public Debt" approx
81 June Slth, 1851. and amendments thereto,
!, hereby give notice oalI parties interested
with me his
ESUAI. LIST OF AssEssNE,STs FOR Is6.
Embracing taxes on Licenses. tax on incoms
o. 49, and on carriages, yachts, billiard is
pies watches, pianos and plate, and that
EAID TAXES ARE VOW DUE AND PAYABLE.
VIII beat the Post Office, in West Liberty,
on The 2aih and 18Th OF AugIist So at Law
son 3 tavern, In Triadelphta. on the a1tS sud
Sl4I OF august, is1; AZ VIM. Edward s taye en-
In MOundsytlie, on the 4th and 9Th OF sep
tember, 1856; Al the Post ofIiea in Glen East0n,
on the 6th OF September, lsss- AZ the Post Of
nee, in Cameron, on the 7ih and sth OF sep:
tembeT, 1876, and at my ofiieA in the city Of
Wheeling from and after the a1fh ins1-5
Ifnot paid within ten days from above
dates the penalties prescribed by law Will be
Collector First Dis Dist. wesi Va.
el--l-otAA ssl'
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DIR. LAROoKAHss
Indian Vegetable Pulmonie Svrur

CURES COUGHS COLDS. ,WHooPING
" CoUGH, Group, ASTHMA, CATARRH,
BRONCHITIS PAIN ~ THE SIDE, NIGHT
SwEATs, HoARsENESs, to which publiC,
speakers and singers are liable CoNsUMP-
TON In It's early stages ana al diseases OF
the throat and LUNGS. 7 = ~
Endorsed by the highest medical authority.
clergymen OF every Denomination, authors.
by many OF our most eminent public men.
Containing no opium, Il IS adapted to every
age, and can be used without fear OF the
dangerous results which follow the use OF
many Of the cough preparations Of which
opium and ipecac are the base.
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CIV N A THAI.
Prize n r,a11fs ana n ,,e,. 1,.r,fs

DR. Err KNIGHTS, Prop'r, Melrose, Mas.
Sold to the trade by LAUGHL.INS & BUSH.
YIELD; Wheeling, and at retail by an Drug
LISA Co. my25-5mddEE
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MIR. Bingham's Speech.

A Noble and Eloquent Plea fo1
the Country.
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OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK,
WHEELING September 4thr 1886.
TAKE NOTICE, -
j. That the Board OF Appeals viii meet ai
this cfflce on Monday, the 10th Inst at
O'Clock, p. NJ, to hear and determine all ap-
plicatlonS for the reduction OF the valuation
OF any real property, the rental value OF or
dinRTies, or the reduction Of any stock OF
goods, wares or merchandise.
ID. F. EEENY,
sep5-St City Clerk.
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Cane Mills and Evonoro+o-,

Cane Mills and Evaporators.
THE SUBSCRIBERS RESpErTrTTT r..
4 invite the attention offarInels. and n
pnhlle generally, 70 their irnproyezi "a NJ
1ll1-Ll AND ENAPORATOR. A Iary-
used last year, and gave satisfaction i'm go
instance. We manufacture ali size sry
keGp on hand sheet iron for the conyenienSs
o. % tlo'9e VINO wish 10 make their own eysT6-
Manufactured and sold at wholesale and
retail by WILEY q 'Tsi5S an an
MAETIs''s FERRY, BEINoSr Co. o.
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aew adrfrtisfmfnts:
Turner's Festival.
PROGRAMME For TODAY.

GRAND PROCESSION OF GERMAN
" Socierles and Turner'S. The Association
VIII assam bic At Headquarters as II am
be foTrned by The AIanhals and proceed nc
coIuing 70 special pTugramme. Through the
principal streets Of the civ
Two O'CLOCK, P M-i3usineSz Meeting at
4uLneIs HALL After adjournment, Social
SEyES O'cLoCK, p. M.-Grand Ciymnsstic
Exhibition, by the Turner's and Scholars Un-
der the direction of q Conrad. DeclaIna-
tons and Discourse. Music By the COM
bined OTchestr1s of Pfttsburg and wheeling.
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PRUDENT MEN.

Studying the fart that twelve prominent
UnderWrlttng InstituiutiOns have either
failed, o. been COM elIed to retire, since the
TO seek for real wealth, bond dde resources
and tf1ed experience, - requisite Qualities IN
the present emergency
D1-Agencies IN IN prominent localities
where Hartford Policies can be Obtained.
g7lffl,dfs nffetr he paramount eCllsideTdtf1H
n Aasur1ilse- Ea1Dtsq Fafss demanded and
7aliee pTiaelPlsI 6laaTnilead.
r { BoNHAM. Agent
ps-lw For Yheeling and Vicinity.
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as isolated examples only among thous-
ands II has furnished, of succorTenderefI the
unfortunate, and Of blessin IS dispensed 20
the public under trying calamitIes,
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StraVed.

EROM THE PREMISES OF THE SUB
Il scdber, residing in Centre Wheeling. on
sunday morning last, spotted COW, about
years old, IN fair condition A liberal re-
wand viii be paid for her recovery, or for any
Information that viii lead 10 her Bherea-
bouts LOTT H. JOY.
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Slate Roofing

GENERAL AGENTS FOR prN->-s,-,
" Eanla Slate for Roofing WI 80 y, Z
hand a fun supply from he baSf 6 51sP -
which viii be sold low. fu--itl'7
o,,o., poDSON & BRO.
anle-u No. q Main 81. YVbeejfns
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NEWS OF THE DAY.


,,o'' "o'n |, iionn'an' '"' mayor cl'c'
~, W. ~ io'A ei'y, mas peen i''aug''iaVeu' s
i"o I"YU' so'ylpoper!y "rRues tn"e tnc
e,S s,'Vu,u ~ ''Ve ., ',c gonV,ot ~ the
o,,y No., sor,, ,u's ~ 'a ao,, IL - ~, r"e
,a ,... - H., s,,'' +. -. ',,,, =, ~,
dol,ars ~ ,.,toh ,,,noa ..',,,,..' e'- ~,
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4" VII aos.uo''s ia plo'eu oi .''o ~"
ioIN cv'''ra. i''',,o' ',, OH SATURDAY n'9''
~ ~" 80 ~ ~ - PFi
.',V''' ""N'o '''''u .."e "''i''Ur
''', l'''' '',' i'o''' ou' ~ soo "'aS '"aS .'o
lhool a,A o,, I, ~ os ,edn,,oh h,, aL,,,to,
Aeon, ~, 0rs, ,,,iia ,,;.ad,,ooI i
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soss,nn ,.n, ~, aun ,,.o,,,,,n~,ss, ,,,,haIIo
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a. 80
r,.,, 90. A. ',.as',.',, .,,s., -
..' 1...,.
"oVer""r ii"'ii''on' vi ieN"s' mas iSsueu
procian'at'on reSoorlnS7-So iar u" nc hau
the power-to their clVll rights all persons
recommended ior Speci"i paruoh'
The wife ofPostmastcr Scrlpps, of Chi
oago, while engaged In receiving visits
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Prospects Of the Admission of the
Southern MemberS.

The editor of the New Orleans PicGyuns
has had an interview with the venerable
JACOB BANKER, one of the members OF the
House of Representatives from that State
who has lately returned from Washington
Mr.. BARKER expresses entire confidence
not only in the President and his policy
but in his ability to maintain and carry II
to successful issue. ..tr rI.... ......
Mr.. BARKER confirms the statemen,
already made, that the Southern delega-
tions to Congress had gone home, leaving
one member from each State to represent
them. ....,
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Negro Suffrage.

In taking the question upon the extern
sion ofsnfirage to negroes in Washington,
the Star says AT every polling place the
best known and most decided Republicans
In the city voted an open ticket against me-
gro suffrage, thus proclalming that like
their fellow Republicans In Connecticut,
Indiana, Wisconsin, Iowa and elsewhere,
while willing to grant the negro every
right due him before the law, they are not
prepared TO make a farce Of the right OF
suffrage by giving it to an ignorant mass OF
negroes
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MEDIOAL NOTICE.

Sr' y. GONE may bG consulted ha follows:
In XENIA al the Depot Eatlug ilonae, on fbnts
days Now ~, Dec. 2S, Feb 4, March q, Apr az
In DAYTON At tho Phillips House, on FRIDAY,
nov ga bee' 30, Feb 2, March o, April ~,
ln TROY at the Morris House, on sAturdays Nov.
D. Dec' So Feb ~ March 40, April "a. fa'Id.V
in BPRINGFl RI y nj the Willis House, On Thnrs.
days, Nov. 80, Jan, 4, Feb. 8, March as, ApTI ~.
DR.. OOHE has had ntIioas 10 eRlh Of the ab oyo
places that he has royuarly yyttod for the past sey.
en- years ana ~ he has ueatef and rilrod many m
best OF references IN each place. asto ha skill
Dr. O0HE TreRiA, and OureH, all varieties ofthronic
dbsrases, including those of the Eye and Rar makes
no charge f9r 0onNuii Rilpn bat N those who a0nrt
cineH. ~ ''f N' I'I TTf" y
Medicines that will laAt patient from four In !,
months, cast from fiVo 10 Thirty dollars IN talh
Nl iH iHHi-i Addrcsaf DR.. E. DOSE,
.noNz0,dly NM -L--liL 'niHt fhLunnna. Outo. "a
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IEestetteF's RItsors on the BattIo-
t.I.. .#I.u Field. u..,H ...

II IN "'tisfectory 10 know that our ned hospitals
aro no longer nusnppe with this ls-sayinx prona-
ration. Soldiers who AZ privats etzana, had bsoo,ne
acquainted with its proporeS, have in many Insan-
ces male N Hpccih rsT,oat that nOsTETraI,'s
STOMACH BIrrSEts might be addndito tie medical
stores ~ thsT regiments, and THAR wishes have not
hoen UNDECIDED. As n moans Of sustAinng wounded
man On tho battle field, aud OF onabilng troops 10
hear fatigIing marches inder a basng nin, Il has
hesn atrennorisly recommended by distinguished
medical man. audtha prospAct Ia thatlt will ev.nto
ally HnpArcedsa tho adulierated tinctnr,a, houora
and dangerous T6aks that hAv. heretofore l,o,n
considered madleihal AablAH. THIS fart that ,malI
quantity Of ths Bttera niSsd with water from Any
Of the Southern or rivers will preyen
nom affecting th1 bowsla or tho liver, should he
borne 10 mind by Army rrlysicaus, soldiers and all
who have OCCASION 20 visit those portions of our
counsy, Tho man who uses HOsTET1ER's DIT.
TIERS neonfornity with tho directions, may rot at
dehauce Intermittent Fever and all other 1isNAaes
gensratel bytle action Of an unSholesome atmon.
phere upon an overtaxed frame. ... I...I.....
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The Chicago Tribune Of Thursday, speak
ing Of financial aud business rffairs there.

The Chicago Tribune OF Thursday. speak
ing Of financial aud business rfiairs there.
says
Currency is gradually becoming scarcer
every day. The demand fot discount /.
quito aetlve aud the deposits at tho various
banks are being rapidly reduced, by which
the ability OF our discount house is lcssened
Tho National banks are trying hard to
gain currency by contracting their line OF
discounts, but between the remittances TO
New FORK and the falling off In deposits. Il
IS found TO be up-hill:wofk.p Possibly, be-
fore the first day Of January next au i'm
provement mny take place IN the financial
position, but as the leading houses are ex-
pressing from 100000 to Si50,000 In cur
reney to New YORK daily, the prospects ATE
not very bright. There "a no change lnithc
rate OF discount. The banks are passing A
paper ~ their customers ut 10 per cent.
per annunl, but second aud third class bor-
rowers have To pay private bankers IiS6s2
per cent. per month.
IL Is u noticeable fact In connection with
The present stringeney in the market, that
all classes are complaining of tile s'scarctg
of money! Wholesale merchants are do
ing fhIr business, but they inform us that
buyers are purchasing only ''from hand to
mouth 0rfa. .l. t..I....
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Sptfiai gutifrs.
Important to Dressmakers

Important to Dressmakers
AND THOSE wIsHINa TO MAKE THEIR OWN
and Ohildrrn's Drassor. No dresH can appear
handaone however costly, unles. 1t Ia properly cut
and nucd. To any ono who will write TO ms, will
hlraish Information whorshy ihoy can cut and make
perfeet 6tling droSsos in all cases lie sure 10 Vyo
the name Of your post Office, County and state, Ad.
droaH, Ara.A u. BERNARD.
je2Jlw Box 7s9, Newark, ~ j.
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TnE LEdlsLArURR.-The Columbus Crisis
says the Democratic members of the Gene-
raj Assembly are at their posts, In good
condition, and IN a position TO have de-
cided influence upon the legislation OF that
body, provided they devote themselves, as
we have no doubt they will, with perse-
vering attention and industry, TO the wants
Of their constituents. The delegation is
quite respectable In point Of numbers, and
Superior in point of ability to any the
Democracy have had in the Assembly for
some years. We trust that they win re-
alze the hopes that the people entertain
of their usefulness and success.
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IL ofrN The RESULT,
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0CHES 4
nAVrs pIREcr nvLuSsos 70 rAn rAnrs, olvs
tHEuDIAra RsLiEs.
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Ton.
sumptive and Throat Diseases,

SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will find Troches useful IN clearing the voice when
AIKEN bcioro Staging or Spe'king, and relieving thr
throat Aer an Unusual exerton Of the vocal organs
This Tfoches are roceommended and prescribed by
Physicians, and.have had testimonials nom eminent
men throughout the country. Being an article OF true
merit, and having proved their efficacy by test OF
many years eAch year inda thom in now ocalitiC-
n various parts Of the world nd tho 7Foehss ar
unlVers.ly pronounced oattor than sthor articles
Obtain only "DRoWSs BHosomLL TROCMEs," and
do not take any OF tho WrthiosS IFitdtOH that may
be offered. ...I tUi.i .. .''.u..., H4U m
Sold everywhere In tho unlt,d stALes, and in For.
eign Countries, st 40 cents por box. oct25 0mdaw
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Singular Case of a Cure of INSANITY

Singular Case of IL Cure of Insanity.
The Kalamazoo, Michr correspondent OF
the Detroit AdUertiser, relates the follow
ing:
A Mrs. Rowland, who had long been a
resident In this county, and who had been
hopclessly insane for nearly thirty years,
was sent for by her husband In California.
Accompanied by daughter-in-law she
loft here and proceeded on her journey by
steamer When out about five days from
New York n most violent storm arose,
which lasted three days, seriously threaten
Ing the destruction of the steamer and all
on board. .aItFsd agn Fs r-sts.e
When, however, the storm abated what
was the surprise and delight Of the daugh+
ter to find that the old lady had suddenly
recovered her mind and was perfectly sane
though she was at loss to know how she
was In the place, and under the circumstan-
ces She found herself on awakening from
such long sleep of the Intellectual facul-
ties. On arriving at San Francisco, what
was the astOnishment of the husband 10
meet her whom he had not seen for nine
years, and whom ho deemed hopelessly a
maniac, sound and well, and jOyhilly recog-
nizlng him. This was a year ago. letters
recently received by her friends here state
there has been no return OF the disease
Whatever, and that she N well and entirely
cured. Is there another such case OF euro
on recordr .a.i, ..l..t. ..,. i..a
IltN
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aitd

BAG9urT.-On Wednesday, JanuAry 3, ieeS-At
1oon--hrn. HANNAH BAGGoTT, aged o. years au,i
Fune'a rcrvices by Rev. Mr.. steck Ai the Lutheran
Church, VsndaliR, FRIDAY mornng, at 10 O'Clock
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@lediral.
DIR. STEVENS & 90,

DRIVATH DIgEAEA CURED IN THE HflORp pKsT
j. possible ilme, ht the OibolnnAu Lock Hospltsl
10 West Third street, belween Walnut and Vine uu
stairs, without tho nse Of Meroury, loss Of Tins, q
DT BTEvENs, by special study and eHperienca a,
lho hospitals Of Baltimore, London and Paris, IL
en- lbled 10 guarantee cure In tho most cOmnli.
Gated cases. Recent cAsea OF Gonorrhea or ByphIla
cured y few days without change Of diet. OF hind
rance nom business Secondary Syphilis lsat
yestgc -otadioated without the use of M0rr,lry ~
Victims ~ seEnhnas and eiseasiFe Vonory, suffer.
ing rom bpormatoThea, and loss OF phyaIcal and
mentel power, Indigestion or Constipation, Irup
uons,.Nsryol" Cough IypoChondriA, 6a., aEstreal.d
iOr LAYER Complaint Dynpepaa, and OonsumptiOn
ny lgnoant men, who mistake Tho effects for lhe
causes OF The evll, and thna multi ply both.
Married mon, aud those contohpiatRe marriage
nhoud restore ugor 10 their bodies and minds, ere
hey enteil meary and disease upon those of iholr
Dseases peculiar TO females treated. A cure guar.
rantaed Ia NJ eases. Persons at distance promptly
cured, by aidroaslnR, with statament OF case' ~
SSIEVRAs &Cos ~ West bird siroet, oinehAsll,
oaios hours from "a, N., to s,P, Nj Sundays
70 ~ ~ W ~ 30 tA Nv 2 deeAdyd
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agsw advertisements,
NOTE LOaT.

A PROhIBsORY NOTE FOR TWO HUMID ED
IA dOllarB,. glVen by Margaret Patti nson 10 Fred
IAn6e daled HepteInbef ~ 1884, and payable on the
trat day Of laes. All persons are oned not
Jan. A,-dSs 'i'' ''.'' FRED. LANCE
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NEVER was n web more artfully woven
over q nation" said Napoleon to Las Ca
sas, "than that horrible bebt which en-
slaves the people of England. It has been
the means of enriching the aristocracy be-
| yond all former example In any country,
while 1t has, at the same time, insured as
many fast and powerful friends to the Coy
| crnment as there are individuals who re-
ceiye interest for that money 40 cXtrava-
gantly squandercd 10 crush liberty In
other countries. Even that must have an
end, Some accidental spark will ignite the
combustible mass and blow the whole sys-
TEN to the devil" D.. .i.
These observations made by the great
Emperor in his exile nearly half n century
ago, seem peculiarly applicable to the
present condition of the United States. A
web of debt has been artfllly woven
around us which threatens TO cnslaye and
opprcss us for generations TO come 1t has
built upa moneyed arlstOcracy among us,
and insured as many powerful supporters
OF the dominant party MS there are un-
taxed bondholders. Our revolutionary
forefathcrs complained of taXatiOn with
out representation" This artfully woven
debt has raised up in our midst numerous
class who enjoy representation seithout tara
ton. But, Ms the Emperor observed, even
that must have an end" The hard flint of
shoddy aristOeTacy will one day come In
contact with the true steel Of American
liberty and independence, and spark will
be emitted that win blow up all these dis
honestly fortunes, 4
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A Cough, Cold, or So, Ihront,
Rraurhrs AAspIArs ArrRsrioS, AND snoUtp M
cnscGsp. Ir ALLowEplro ooSrIsux,
Irritation of tho Lungs, n Perma.
nent Throat Anoction, o an Ia-
I..Tr oarabie Lane Disease
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fore last. Two orderlles, who are missing
are suspected of the robbery.
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Isobnck,s BIttors .

IsObnck,s Bittors.
"There In many "a true word spOk Q IN
In jest,r Saii \ u 'ntensn 10 his friend who re-.
marked that 'sGreon backs arc gssd but
Hobacks ar0 batteR.o -.I-.
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FARM FOR SALE,

AVE oFFRR FOR SALE ONE or THE REST
w Faimt on BsaVar Creek, one half mile north.
vost OF Miamisburg Montgomery Ootinly The farm
niHna ~ acres of The beat bottom land, well I'M
proved about 20 ncfeH NJ the hest Of titnbAr, two
dwellnga-brick and irATseon tho place, with large
bank barn frame tobacco shed, OF 20 hunta with n
other convenient Out-hiingA For particulars call
on the underrgnei, on The premises.
IAAAO n. OEBHAKT,
jan2EI In JOHN w aUnEIpIE
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a stock of Drg Goods, Fancy Goods, Cutlery,
Cigars, &c. See the advertisement.
Baiiding Lot, on Catherine street, and val
liable Building Lor on William street, will be
sold on tomorrow morning, by Leigh Bros
Phelps. ..o-a ..,.
A special communication of Atlantic Lodge is
called tomorrow afternoon, at O'Clock, to pay
the last tribute o respect to our late brother,
Henry Moore. The Craft are invited to attend.
John billboard advertises an iron-ggay mare
that has come to his premises.
r. 4. Young & Co. have received a .ot of Rio
Coffee, to be sold low to the trade.
LusuraHce.-Taylor Bres. call the attention of
their friends to tIeir Marine and Fire Insurance
Agency. -.
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New Advertisements.

The following new Advertisements appear in
TINS evenings paper to which we invite the at
tentitn of our readers:
~ Q. Lindsey & Co. have farha for sale or
exchange for cit Y property. ~
j. g. Womble Dc Co. Hollow ware ana ola no.
minion Nails, just received from the h,anutactu-
rers. lisDf8q E9s-. pm s7stssI ~ aT1''1 -
Patent lqid Seine Tteiae, assorted numbers, at
.. &. Wombie q Co.'S, No, 2 Commercial Row
Mrs. Afoore has for rent commodious and de-
sirsble residence No. As Main street -li.l
8 Gsartes Harr tshas Torrent altar enters Shop,
On Talbot street. 1t has a large room overhead,
suitable for Painters Shop ae 1900 ogl a +,
n roposats to build the Bridge aoress Deep
~ =. Lee, Inspector of Streets defends himself
assihst tne action of the Board of Health. "a bai
Aacsson.--Leigh Bros. & Phelps will sell at
AUCTION, Tomorrow morning, at ten O'Clock,
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MARINE INTELLiuENCR,

poRr OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, July II.
b ARRIVALS.
Str Thos. Kelso, RUSSELL Baltimore.
Str. J. 4. Brady, Lands, Bait.
Str Favorite, Rogers, hampton.
Str Eolns, McCaIrick, Yorktown.
ST. m. Kennedy, Hsllet Boston.
StF1t rient, Todd, Plymouth. go
Str Eclipse, Pearson, Platte Creek, N. G.
Str Thomas Morgan, Bill Richmond.
Schr Kedron, Gaz.er, Bait, light.
S!oop N. A. Edwards, Chamber, Lynnhaven
with lumber, 4.s- -r..4i"
Str Eeiilse', -, $1,000 # yellow Pine lumber
John james. -.9
Sleop Eagle, wheat to John james. -,
Via Al6emarls d Chesapeake Canal
Str Fairy, Fatherly, Currituck Co., market
products.
DEPARTURES. ..,.--.
Str James 7 Brady, Lands. BALTIC,
Str Thos. Kelso, russell, Eury
Str Favorite, Rogers, Hampton.
Str Eolus, Mc0arrick, Yorktown.
Str. John Sylvester, Post. Richmond.
Via Albemarls aud Chesapeake Canal.
Str Gazelle, Slacum, e. City,
Str Chowan, Ctin, North river.
Schr Thomas Winants, Gage, E. City, to load
for West Indies. aio
Schr j. X. " hite, Wakefield, Pasquotank
Schr Mary Mlzelle, Nelson, Plymouth.
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DIED,

On Tuesday evening, July 18th Mr.. GEO. E.
BELoTE, aged so years, from the effects of in
juries received while working on board of tie
New York steamer Saratoga.
The funeral will take place tomorrow after
noon at ~ O'Clock, from his late residence.
Yesterday at Up M, in the City of Baltimore,
HENRY MOORE, aged IS.
His remains will arrive in the New Line Stes-
mer tomorrow morning, and his funeral will
take place from the residence of his son on Free
mason street, tomorrow afternoon at 6p M,
his friends are invited to attend. -