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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-05-22

PROBATE BUsINEsS.-The Recorder
made the following appointments, dur
ing the week ending May Goth.
John X. Botsford was appointed adj
ministrator, of the estate of Bridget
Considine, late of Ohio county, deceased.
Bond $500.
Christian Glassner, was appointed
guardian of Anna Krongeger. Bond
800.
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For the Picnic Season.

- THE SPLENDID STEAME,n
lUtS MAJOR ANDERSON, Capt. Sha a,rs
4 bMuhleman, can be engagea ou,,
ing the coming season for plchic par , 1Sc
We Sa:r5 VI p' my9
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EE -sifEEfs iSsssse@s.51 PASSENGEh n 6
81 .5ssi..afy will run by the following
schedule on and after May 18th, lSl-
Wheeling time:
CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
EAsr-LEAyEs wEsT-LEAvEs.
Wheeling Wheeling
daily at. $40 A. N. daily at...-lO:tO A. n
ARRIVES SAT ARRIVES AT
Parkersburg. Zanesville....3 10 P. N.
Cumberland2:O5P p. NJ. Newark."....;:4:S 4"
Winchester. $3.50 Sandusky ....lG4o
Stras burg Columbus...5:41
Hagerstown..9O5
Baltimore ...S:25
Wash'n City $40
Philadelphia2:40 A. NJ.
New York.--6:5O
FAST LINE.
EAsT-LEAyEs wEsT-LEAVEs
eWheeling "WheeiihS
daily at. 800 p. n. daily at..... els A. n
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Parkersburg. sos A. NJ. Zanesville...llD0 A. NJ
Cumberlaud.2tO Z" Newark. .l2::s5 p. n.
Winchester.-93j Sandusky .....o:55
Strasburg ...ll:i0 Columbus...-.2:D
Hagerstown $50 sundays excepted.
Baltimore BIB
Wash. City...9:40
Philadelphia Zoo p. n.
New York ..-4:l5 ("
Sundays excepted f.
MAILTRAIN.
EAsT-LEAvEs wEsT-LEAvEs
aWheeling "Wheeling
daily at...ll:s5 p. n. daily at...-.ll:5O p. N
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Parkersburgll:20 A. NJ GAINESVILLE. J:35 A. N
Cumberland.s:05 /" Newark. 7:Oj
Winchester. 2:30 p. M Sandusky....
Strasburg. ....-4:30 Columbus. SD A. NJ
Hagerstown.2:l0 L" Saturdays excepted
Baltimore......445
Washt'n City6:05 /"
Philadelphial:i0 A. NJ.
New York. $50 &"
saturdays excepted.
ACCOMMODATION.
EAsT-LEAvEs wEsT-LEAvEs
"Wheeling "Wheeling
daily at...lG:55 A. N. daily at....-.i:2O p. n
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Parkersburg. 9:35 GAINESVILLE. 835 "
Cumberland. 9:55 Newark. lois I"
"Sundays excepted. Sandusky.-.
columbus .. ll:45 "
Sundays excepted
Trains on the Main Line make conuec-
tons at Baltimore with trains for Philadel.
phia, New York and Boston. At Relay
House, via Washington City, for all points
South.
Central Ohio trains make direct connec-
ton at Columbus for all points West and
Northwest.
Tickets to all principal points can be pro-
~ ~ JOHN L. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation, Baltimore.
K T. DEVRIES,
myl7 General Agent, Wheeling.
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HAVE you seen the fine "Retouched
Pbotosraphs" at Brown & Higgins?
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SHADOW PICTURES at the Partridge
Gallery.
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John BAILIE, Deposit;

JOHN DAll'lE bepoSltdiS'
After the singing of another hymn by
the congregation, Rev. George P. Hays,
President of Washington and Jefferson
College was introduced and delivered
one of the most eloquent, forcible and
appropriate addresses it has ever been
our fortune to hear. He spoke with
great earnestness and thoroughly in
terested the whole audience. His ar
gument was that the God revealed and
the religion incalcated by the Bible had
stood every test and were demonstrated
to be the only truth. The manner Of
the speaker, the familiar illustrations
employed and the keen, incisive style
of expression used, held the attention Of
all persent.
A collection for the benefit ofthe Society
was taken after the address and $l73.67
obtained. Rev Fisher announced that
canvassers had been employed for the
city and county and that copy Of
the Bible would be placed in the lami-
lies of all who were now destitute Of the
Scriptures.
1t should be added that, in addition
to that portion Of the sum mentioned
above, contributed by the Fourth Street
NJ. E. Church, that congregation gave a
collection amounting to fifty dollars to
the Bible cause about two weeks ago.
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BOARD OF EDUACTION.

The Board of Education met on
Saturday evening to consider the ques-
tiou Of providing desks, seats and school
furniture for Union township school
house.
The special committee appointed at
the meeting of the Board held Thurs
day, May 18th, and to whom was
referred the bids for furniture for Union
township school house, reported as fol-
lows:
After a careful examination they find
hat NJ. w. Chase, of Buffalo lsconslder-
ably the lowest bidder and the commit
tee recommends that the contract be
awarded to him for making the furni'
ture and putting it in the building. The
committee offered the following;
Resolued, That the contracts for fur
niture for Union township school house
be awarded to NJ. W. Chase, Of Buffalo.
n. Y, and for the following kinds and
quality delivered and put on the build
ing as per proposals, viz:
80 Gram'r desks and circular chairs. 1885 70
200 intermediate desks......................6 s0O0
lSU Urinary ofo'0 ~
10 Teachers desks. Observation-Disclosures. u.OO
80 Recitation Seats....-................." lsO.UO
40 Back Seats......... SZ.oo
Total
The above provides for 400 sittings,
and, adding $50 sittings of furniture in
the old building, will make 6lO sittings
which is amply sufficient or probably
more than will be required for some
time to come.
The Board went into the committee
of the whole and examined the samples
of school furniture present.
Mr.. Weitzel moved that the report OF
the committee be adopted. Carried.
A communication from Trimble j.
Hornbrook, in reference to contract for
furnishing water-closets for Union town
ship, proposing to release the Board
vi EuuCdllOn lTOll lllSlI NollNiaSt Oii
being paid for what work they have
done, and the Board giving them what
plumbing there is to do, at the school
house. The proposition was accepted
A communication was received from
R. Creighton, of Parkersburg, in regard
to furnishing school furniture for Union
township school. As it was overlooked
at the time the award was made, Mr..
Bickel moved that the vote by which
the award was made be recOnsidered.
Lost.
Mr.. Hamilton Superintendent for
building The Fourth Ward school house
being confined to his bed through
sickness. and there being no one to
measure the extra work done by Clator
d Salisbury, on the building mentioned,
the matter was referred TO the committee
on Buildings and Real Estate, with
power to employ a competant person to
measure the extra work.
On motion the Board adjourned.
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These great advantages > Il
by the Patient oe'o's 81
the Denta Char D VI
Charge Made

Having removed oui :. L ~, "a
those elegant apartment, a. W.
Hardings Music -tDre, " d 4
we now offer 10 the pG. . ., 4,
Patent Improvement 10 y |
ton Of Dental PIst'>' 49,,
discovery yet made 10 -. ~, I
tlstry. We cOmm"ns "
particularly 10 that laiE,, ,I y :
who have tried repes.ssS.l (, y
success, 10 wear plate NJ
way; and ne 0iGr1r'i,r, , th,s a. ;,
ties can eaf on U,en u'iA',a ~ . 9
no ehar0e. Plates ma.!s ~, ~ > !,
main perfectly tight "! ~, 81 >
stances. as II l. lrnpo~;Ig,,, -
Air 30 get under them. =, pse
wife al those interssco y =, - >
cali AT our once and sIlia -. . :
which IA full Of common
principles are. 81
srParticular at''Dt'o'
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"NEw STYLE FINISH" 60. s. at the
Partridge Gallery.
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No HUMBUG about j. S. Rhodes d.
Cos great closing out Sale.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-05-22

MOTH Killer, at E. Bookings Phar'
macy.
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REMBRANDrs are sill the rage. Call
at l07 Main Street.
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as received

QUARTER DOLLAR Packages at Rhodes
great closing out sale.
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LEVY CALICO reduced TO s cents al
Rhodes great closing out Sale.
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INNINGS.

II l. Q. 3. 4. 5. 6. :. 5. 9.
Eureka.....lo 10 SO.
keystone s 5 10 | 3. l6-i9.
Scorers. Messrs. ]. Kelley and Robertson.
Umpire, Mr.. John Adams OF Pacific Base
Ball Club
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BuRNETT's COOKING EXTRACTS are the
best.
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STEAM BOATS.
FOR CINCINNATI.

THE SPLENDID STEAMER
IuS{t<7 MAJOR ANDERSON, Captain
Muhleman, will leave for Pome.
roy, Gallipolis Ironton, Portsmouth and
Cincinnati, on Tuesday, May Sd, at .
o'clock p. NJ. For freight or passage ap-
pi SSy VI O' Z ~ H. L. BOOTH CO., Agents:
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New ACcEssERoYs at the Partridge
Gallery.
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Philadelphia e:S3 q. m. l0.Il a. m. Loo p. m
Tickets to all principal points In the Eas.
and west can be procured ut the Union
Ticket Once, In McLure House, and At the
Station at Bridgeport
FIR MYERS
jan1e Gent Passenger and Ticket Agent
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READ J. S. Rhodes l. Cos great
closing out Sale. sE.....r IT,. r-r
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RED Orange of Malta.

RKMBRANprs at the Partridge Gallery
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SCENIC PHOTOGRAPHS attic Partridge
Gallery. -
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wheeling, Parkersburg and
Cincinnati Transportation
COmDany's Packets.

COmpany'S Fackets.
COURIER, ......-......Capt JACK HARRISON.
EXPRESS, Capt. PHIL. ANscHUTz.
- The COURIER leaves Wheel
lsAts7ing for Parkersburg every Tues
Aday, Thursday and Saturday at
IL o'clock A. NJ. Returning leaves Park,
ersburg every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at o'clock A. NJ.
The EXPRESS leaves Wheeling for Park,
ersburg every Monday, "Wednesday anu
Parkersburg every Tuesday, Thursday ana
Saturday at o'clock A. NJ.
For freight or passage apply TO co
moro Agents.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.
United States Depository.
CAPTTAL......................-s $3.50, 900.

A general Banking, Exchange and Collec-
ton business transacted with fidelity ana
Certificates Of Deposit issued and interest
Revenue stamps for sale in sums to suit
New'Factional Currency and /, =, ana DC
coin always on hand for the accommoda-
ton Of the public. u
Accounts of Merchants, Manufacturers,
Bankers and others solicited.
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TRANSPORTATION.
BALTIMORE & OHIO B. R. co

r. !saszzssl PASSENGER TR AIN 3
schedule on and after May 18th, lSl-
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The same careful Attention given to
ORDERS

to Personal Purchases.
INSIDE FIGURES ALWAYS.
Send for Catalogues, &C. sepn-d&w
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh B. Z

IL 60 ON AND AFTER NO.
- &vember Is, 1853, Trains viii
run as follows:
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Blank Books made to order in any style
OF Binding and Ruling.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.
CTATE OF NEW YORK,
OEEtnr nt ruR crrnv

STATE Or NEW YORK,
~ OFFICE OF THE SrcrrTARv or STATE,}
To IN. sserr .. A.. ,o,,, ALrAsY Angus. ], ISL.
,. SGse rs hereby given Ma. a. the election
day Of November next the following elected
Secretary OF State in the place Of Homer A. Nelson.
aalarsI T.. The s pse s q s Aslsr ssho
an Attorney General. 10 tue place Of Marshall b. Cham
sis,e Enrpccr and Surveyor the place of Van Rens
Canal Commissioner. IN the place OF George w. Chap
Az Inspector OF state rssns. place of David B.
Az whose dice viii expire on the las, day of
A,e 51 NJ Of Ne sT5.%c Court for the FRS, Judicial
WI ssps d., d DECEMBER ~ nes Term OIL
the & sesa ,qT hr s o s s ,rie
een.h and Fourteenth warts OF the city county New
Also Senator for the Fib Senate district comprising the
dsn, n'n t'seoih ana Sixteenth wards Of the city and
Also Senator for the Sixth Senate district comprising the
Tenth, E,ycnsh and Seventeenth wards Of the city
the rwent;eth and rwenyhrtt wards OF the cry
Also Senator FOR The EIGHTH Senate district comnrsirr
the Twelfth Nineteenth and Twenty wards Of the city
COUNTY OFFICERS to 20 elected for said county,
Two Jusi,ces Of The Superior Court in the place Of
Judge Of the Coult OF Common Pleas in the place OF
saas s'es cspI Henry l''
I'VE o rrs 81 10. osf district in
All whose terms Of oce viii expire the as, day of De-
The attention Of Town and City Election Boards, Inspcc
tors OF Election and County Canvassers dccei % chap
ter72 OF tho Laws Of ISL herewith printed the supply
OF ballot boxes form of ballots and manner OF canassng
votes, to Will
Chapter IL,
An act in relation 10 the election OF
Gress, Senators and Members OF Assembly.
Passed hpIl p, ic11, thrcefifths being present.
The People Of the State of New YORK. senate
and Assembly. do enact as foiows:--
SECTtON ]. ~ Zach annual special election ri which
Representative IN Congress Senator Member Assembly
is hereafter to be elected the inspectors several eec
ton districts IN IL state shall pioviie AMI keen separate
box In which AL ballots Representatives grcss 10
be endorsed Congress shall be dep0stcd also n separate
box watch al ballots for Senator TO be endorsed senac
thai be deposieii and also separate box in which all bal
sts fo Member OF Assembly to be endorsed Assembly"
shall be deyosied and tho ballots deposited in said
boxes shall be esn sed and csnvssed in the order named
above, respectively and Immediately foowing the
and can -sa Of the ballots endorsed Estate"
src acts and paris Of acts Inconsistent with pro-
visions OF MS nc. are hereby repealed.
SIC u. This act shall lake eject Immediately
Res ectlnliy, yonrs DC,
HOMER A. NELSON, Secretary OF State
You arc without DC deliver copy OF TIE notice
to the Board OF Supervisors and TO each Supervisor in yor
shei IN su:h nuslc newspapers printed In your county,
eNcec ng hieen l number, having tho largest circulation
tac city ana county OF New iorK in each week until
the election.
Vide chap. Is0, Lawr CT 1860.
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LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN's UNION.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Sept q, 1871.
The Grand Lodge OF the Locomotive Firemen's
Union adjourned yesterday, TO meet In October
1872, at such place the Grand Master may desig.
nate The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year and duly Installed with impressive
Gercmonics:-Grand Master, Henry iiopman, Of
ham, OF Toronto, c.. W.; Grand Secretary, Frank
Lnsk OF Greenoush, n. Y; Grand Treasurer, A. II.
NCLean, Of Cleveland, Ohio; Grand Guide, James
Psll OF Wilkcsbarre. Pa; Grand Marshal James
Dixy. OF Boston; Grand Chaplain, John O'Reiiy, Of
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SLAUGHTERED ON THE RAIL.

frigbtful occurrence took place al the Palnnela
depot the day before yesterday. Thomas Mulin,
employed In lumber dealers place stepped nom
= train and was crossing the track, when another
IRAN coming In the pOsite direction flew mast and
severed his body in two. Several others narrowly
escaped similar fate.
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EXCURSIONS.

nAILY EXCURSIONS TO HARLEM, HIGH BRIDGE,
Mott Haven, Karls and ChrIsts Park and Morrsania.
Palace steamers MORRISANIA and AETA leave foil
lows
$50. " ' 49,
Fulton Streets as os GAS o:45 las, 2:4 4:l5 6:l5,
$50; landing at Eighth and llSth streets each way
fuena Grove and Chrss PARK picnic parties going
by this line. .
Sunday boats leave hourly from $50 NJ r n. Fare
to Harlem Sunday, 10 cents
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NATIONAL LINE.
IN STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
49, Nom pier a North River
THE QUEEN, Thomas. thursday, September o. nj Pm
ITALY SroGan. Saturday, September 80, at PM
SPAIN, Grace. Saturday, October r. ut 10 A. ~
FOX LONDON DIRECT.
VIRGINIA. Webster. Thursday, September %, at 3P.M
Passage 10 Liverpool, Queenstown London direct =
CABIN, $40 and S6j: steeracc 1928 currency
Prepaid stccrage tickets from Lirerpoo Queenstown
Londonderry and Glasgow, 1872, currency.
For further particulars apply tho companys Office 50
broadway. =. W. j. HURST, Manager.
TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU. OPTICAL
Passports OF the Department OF state issued by A. O.
WILLNAETiI, lnhcd States Court Buildings Il Chambers
street. - "
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FOR SALE.

(yOAL AND WOOD YARD FOR sALE.-FOR sALE-I
viii sell my Coal and Wood Yard, with Stock Horses,
Carts Trucks Scales &C. The buaness has been
By me for nine years successfully VIII either sell the pro-
perry give lease for Eve good
tenant Apply HENRY RUDOLPH, Central avenue Long
Island CITY,
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EUROPE.

THE QUEENS HOTEL, NEAR THE CRYSTAL
PAtcc Iirer norwood, LondOn.--T0 tourist. and FAM
es;7lis elevated, pleatant and saub position
combined with the comfort afforded and it, general ansys
ment have made The Queens io,e avOric resort OF tie
UPPER ranks OF English society. Wv
THE GRAND Babe HOTEL AND CASINO OF SAXON
Wallis Switzerland combiaeI with the word. renewed
Bromne and Iodine Springs oncr 70 tourists al the induce
ments OF the Continental spss-concers promenades cur.
eaa trente Ell qarcnte roulette a zero &c Direct ra,
road communication from Gent and Bascl with SAXON
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DENTISTRY.

AN ENTIRE UPPER SET FOR SlQ-PRINrrn
~ guarantee given for i've years Persons who en-, a,
say they could believe hey enid re, sny
beautiful 80 sets satisfied practise ns no
Nitrous Gas given. Busness csab shel 40 years '''
bra BtHHkkD 4 ARRhsTIk
s01 Yves. Thireth street. near EishiS avs.nu.
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A GRADUATE OF HARVARD WILL FIT A BOY FOR
n college or private tuition ,ces m athe.
mates or Ensiisl branches Address l.. s. ~, ISL ives.
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BILI.IAIsD~.

Al STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES
Ill. uhcluhlei Tor accuracy and Durability and AZ,
proved by The leading profession II p,vsrs
constantly on hand, Tables ct prices ranging ON gjj n ~
wards also uni1le styles for dwelling houses. 49,
PULLAN CVLLENDLR, SJ, Droadwax
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C0AsTwTsE STEAMSHIPS.

C0AsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
FoR SE Sks oShsAss s1 PIsEST LINE
'" pier HaI fGTf b. s's sou d s''0'k n"
Freight RECEIVED SsiIy Thfouge given to St. Lous
Vicksbnrg, Mobile, Galveston and Indianola.
ass'' sTRE
FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
Galveston: isaIsnss Mobile ana $. Ioas raves gwen '
''''S'' f. I'i B. cs6SwELL CO., sS Yves. street,
E,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
Il SOUTHERN LINE
viii Leave pier 81 Ea. River; wsins.i.y. Oct assrM
For freight or passage having superior
-pp" iss Maiden ians' New YORK
ing a. Key West. carrying he United States man oa
ss1 % Gave on Sag 2ssa pier
90 s s .na and
70, freight &..i'Ss i1GGy = CO.. ss Maiden an.
~ o''A MeRCHANrs AND SHIPPERS
GREAT souTH sgys N rREIaH LINE
In order the formed y
@ ~ S 70 an" ps as
them subject to forfeiture every days delay beyond The
continue regularly from pier North
River making close and certain connection to all points in
the South and Southwest
Through bills Of lading will be signed thu
Office Of Henry X Morgan Co., II. West street. m otF
=. BENTLEY u. HASELL, General Agent 1
NEW YORK. September 2, 1871.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT AND PASS ENGER
PORTS
and
South and Southwest,
sailing from pier ~ river r. NJ every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. =
The first class sdewhee steamship
SOUTH CAROLINA Captain J. T. Beckett,
VIII sail on Saturday, September 30
rates.
For local freight and passage srpy to
HENRY r.. MORGAN 4 Co,
III West street. corner Warren.
For through freight tariff and apply to
BENTLEY d. HASELL O. neral Agent,
Great Southern Freight Line, Sl7 Broadway.
The steamship JAMES ADGER, Captain 4. !. LOCKWOOD
will follow and sail on Tuesday, Octobera =
DOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
. Old Dominion Steamship Company.
Seamsnips OF this line leave pier ~ North River, foot Of
Beach street.
For Norfolk. City Point and R,chmond-The steamship
ALbEMARLE VIII sail on tuesday, September - at By MI
Seaboard Inland Air line, Petersburg and Weldon Raroadk
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad and Richmond Danvie
Railroad Through Tickets through bills OF
a:n at reduced rates to all points South SouthwesL
Apply at odlce 3d. Office tho company, 1871
Greenwich street, corner Of Dey.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



BROwN-SHAy.-Att the Church OF the HOLY Trinity
brooklyn, on Wednesday, September "a, by the Rev.
Dr Hall, JOHN Ii. BROWN or New York. 10 SUSLE
n, second daughter OF J. b. Shay, Esq., OF Brook.
lyn No cards.
CLUPF-PURSLEY.-At Port Lewis, on Friday
september Is. by the Rev. Aaron A. Allen ST. A.,
JAMES CLufF. OF Toronto. ontario, TO SARAH PURs-
LEY, CT New YORK, United states, daughter o! The
HARLEY-SAIMoNp.-On Wednesday. September
~, at seventh Avenue United Presbyterian church.
New YORK, by the Rev. >. ii. Graham, ALEXANDER
HARLEY, OF Edinburg TO ELIZABETH Young SAL
EOND, OF Auchteraider.
Edinburg papers please copy
RoBERIs- AUMAok.-On Wednesday,, September
y, oy the Rev. W. h. Phelps JoBN ROBERTS, OF
Chicago, 10 LIZZIE AuMACE, daughter OF Edward
and Mary A. Aumack, OF Keypor', n. ].
TAlT-MAcARTnY.-Oa Thursday. september L.
~ The Forsyth street Methodist Episcopal church.
ey me Rev. George Stlllman, JOHN G. TAT 10 An
META lSoCENTlA MCCARTHY, all of this city.
WEiss-THLoU.-In Brooklyn n, q. The residence OF
the BRIDES uncle, on Tuesday September 2G, by
hev. II. M. Gallaher, THOMAS WEES, OF reansyi.
vonla To CoRNi;IiA E., daughter OF the late Wesley
TiliOu, OF this city.