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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-08-22
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 21.-Flour and wheas
steady and unchanged. Corn firm, west
ern mixed $50 659c. Rye dull at 85h9j.
Provisions unchanged. Whisky scarce and
firm al 81
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-08-22

New YOBK, Aug. 2l.-The dry goods
business was active with agents and pack
age jObbers in all branches. Cotton goods
steadily at the curreet quo. atoms. fBIeached
sheetings, cotton fannels, are very brisk;
boiled jaconets were active and firm; prints
in s0irited demand; wooden, and printed
dress fobrics are selling freely by agents;
woOlens and Ottoman shawIs in good re-
qnest; wool fannels and blankets Oaisk,
silk and cotton velvet selling freely at anc-
ton. so -i a1rl 3 -e
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-08-22
New Orleans Markets.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 21.-O4ts firm;
42c. Bran firmer at 90c. Hams dull and
lower at 14aGl5c. Others unchanged.
Sterling 245; sight : premium; gold l15!.
CfuoEnwasf Hn-kass
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-08-22
Notice to show Cause Ina Ranlx-
FuDtcV.

susl5 o Sesk S Ct DIST Court for said District
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-08-22
FARM AND GARDEN.

ONLY TWO DOLLARS A YEAE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-24
Midsummer Malaria.

Al this season the heat OF the sun nbcrates
from tho soil, tho water and Nth Of elites In
mcnsc quantities OF unwholesome gases which
the strongest can scarcely inhAle with impunlty,
and which develop tho moat distressing diseases
In tho weak and feeble. tits, therefore, OF par.
amount importance 10 inVigorate the body In
hot weather. NitAliEe and strengthen the BLom.
ach and tho nervous system with at least two
doses per day Of HoStetteT's Stomach Btters,
and you will DO sure 70 escape the dta Of IndI.
gostlon, attacks Of bilious cole, alex headaches,
dIAEThcds and dytenteFies which arc 20 common
ut this season. Be prudent. A little caro- and
forecast exercised now, may prevent your being
prostrated by remittent or intermittent fever, OF
chronic bowel or liver complaint throughout The
fall, When Yigor Is ooElhg out Of every pore
under the rays Of An almost vertical Bnn, THU
genial vegetable tonic supplies 10 the nsrVoul
system ElImeut which enables II 10 Withstand
the drain. dAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-24
SrATE BoNDs-Very dull,


sToCKs-Dull and the fluctuations were
confined to narrower limits than yester-
day. Early dealings developed an in
creased strength and prices advanced tai
per cent. The improved feeling contln.
ued up 10 the second call, but afterwards,
there was some weakness in the general
list, and prices gradually declined, the
market closing at tai per cent below the
best point Of the day. The Vanderbilt
stocks were The armest In the general
market. The Erie corner was not renew.
ed and the greatest difference between
the cash and regular stock was I per
cent, with most Of tho new loans
fiat. Tho Erie transfer Office to-day
transferred 5000 shares which came by
the Russia. The usual number Of reports
were circulated about Pacific Mail, but
nothing definite TRANSFERRED. The Chiel
fluctuations we're: New York Central
104E, 104s, 104; Lake Shore 9SE, 03t
93t; Western Union, 90t, 90t, GOT; Pacific
Mail, SOs, 81, S8I; Union Pacific, 2ss,
2sf, 27t; Panama, 118t, 115; Ohio and
Mississippi, 4Ot, 400, 80i; Wabash, ut
72E, Ut; Rock Island, 110!, Ill, 110R; @,
@. 81 c., 39IaS2si St. Joseph, S9ia39.
Erie sold at GOfaG0I cash, 6Oia6lt regu-
lar, OOA6l sell three days, and 81 buyer
three DAYS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-24
NeRYorkMarket.

NEW YORK, July 2S.-FlOur-Dull
superane western and State 90 20a5 40
common TO good 50 00A8 50; good tC
choice SO 35a7 %; white wheat extra
81 20aS 40 Wheat-Receipla heavy
No 8 Milwaukee 81 32s1 50; Iowa spring
81 A; No. 9 spring Chicago 81 46a1 40
No. 9 Duluth 81 &c; No. 1 and No. 2
Milwaukee mixed 81 4si. Rye-Steadyi
western 7Sc. Barley aud Malt-Un-
changed. Corn-HeaVy; steamer western
mixed 54a56c; sail 47a40c. Oats-LoWer;
now mixed western 49a42ic; white 46a
sic. WoOl-In fair request and steady;
extra Michigan 46a47Ici domestic comb
ing Coo; Texas 9SaSlic; pulled 40a45c
Coifee-9trong; Rio 1Sa199c. Molasses-
Unchanged. Rlce-Stesdy Sta9tc. ''.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-24
New Work DrY Goods Markot.

NEW YoRK, July 28.-Buslness con-
tinues TO improve with the commission
houses, but the jobblug trade rules quiet
The market for cotton goods Is steady at
unchanged prices, with o good package
demand for brown and bls6ched cottons
and cotton aannels. Dark madden prints
are selling more freely by agents, Fancy
cassimeres and overcoadngs In fair re-
quest RepellaDts are moving more freely
Staple foreign goods show some improve
ment In int hands, but jobbers are very
quiet. Hosiery Il improving.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-24

BALTIMORE, July 29-Flour-Dull buI
steady western superfine So 25a5 40
extra 50 0Oa7 90; family 81 50A9 90
Wheat-Dull and lower; western red
81 so; amber 81 55. Corn-Mixed west
ern dull and lower, &c. OSts-Quiet
mixed western 44a46ic; white 47c. Rye
Dull, Csc. Mess Pork-Unchanged
Baeon-Falr demand; shoulders 9ta9tc
rib sides 10ic; clear rib l0tc, Lard
Quiet, sia9c. Butter-Unchanged. Wits
ky-Nominal, 95c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-24
The Cost OF Treatment Within the
Reach Of all,

Every facility for the certain Diagnosis aud
skillf1l treatment OF all Chronic Diseases,
A Powerful Galvanic Battery containing 81
cells with Rheotome, CommulAtor, Rod, Nova
able Disc, Fork, HydrostAt, Indicator, Combined
Current and Polarity Changer, and many othel
Electrical Instruments for the treatment or Dis
cases Of the Eye, Ear and Nervous System. Nc
Nervous DiseGse Hhould be considered lncurAblC
until Electricity has been we'll tried.
Physicians not having tho necessary lnstFu
ments and time for treating Chronic Nervous
Diseases may recommend their patients with
those ailments 10 DR.. Longdon with tho Rssur
Ance that he will apply Electricity and Magnet
ism 10 the most scientific manner. Rlectro-ther
NAL baths administered when indicated.
A new Compound Microscope, an inbtrumeni
Of wondrous power, enabling the phyBiciAn tc
detect with absolute certainty many obscurt
Diseases Of tho Heart, Blood, Kidneys, Urinary
Organs and Nervous System. Specimens o.
urine examined and 0 poSltIrEly CORRECT diagnosis
given IN every case,
DR.. Longdon IL consulted daily on all forms o.
Chronic Diseases. Much Of his practice 10 de-
voted 10 the Hlor6 grave and obstinate md!ddtSl
which family phySleidIS hdrs Jailed 10 cur.
In describing your disease give name, age
symptoms and post once address, Enclose ici
OF IS and your case will BIO carefully cxAminet
and the necessary medicines for one MONTH
treatment with Q special letter Of advice prompt
ly forwarded 10 you by mail or express. Mani
lonR.standing and inveterate ailments may b
cured in this way Of WAY MODERATE ExPENsE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-24
Rhnt nIIpi,ler WashbarRe saI9I,

IWasin Congress when the salary VA
but 5000, and / always found 1t MASe
than sufficient 70 meet my necessary per
sonll expenses. When Il was raised to
5000 I thought 1t too much, and think so
stiil; but raising 1t to $500 is nothing
more nor less than straight stealing,
Every year that ] was in Congress ! laid
by portion Of my salary, and none Of
my constituents ever complained that |
didn't live decently. The people don't
send their Representatives to Washington
to live like princes, buck the tiger and
keep half dozen mistresses.s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-24

CHICAGO, July 2S.-Flour = Market
steady, with amoderate demand. Wheat
Quiet, rather weak; No. l, spring 81 3d.
No. 8, do 81 09$1 09fc. Corn-No. 2
mixed 26fc. Osts-No. 2, &c. Rye
No. 2, 57a5Sc. STRAIGHTFORWARD; sale
No. 2, G5A70c.. Provtsions-Quiet but
firm; Mess pork $l5 %, held at $l5 50a
10 70. Lard-Held at IS 05 with 90 0O
bid. Bulk Meat-shoulders quotable Of
7sci sides 9a9tcselleri rib sides 1Oci clear
l04. WhiskY-9l.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-24
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, July 23.-Flour-Market
steady with moderate demand at SO 70
az 90. Wheat-$1 25R1 So. Corn-Dull
but unchanged. Rye-Quiet at 70a72c.
Barley and Oats-UnchSnged. Mess
pork-Quict at $40 90. Lard-Dull but
unchanged. Bulk meats-Firm with a
good demand; shoulders 7ic; clear rib
sides DC; held at OF; clear held al 94c,
Bacon-In improved demand; shoulders
SEasRc; clear nib sides 10c; clear held at
l0tc. Whisky-Firm at 92c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-24
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and Stock Market.

New York Money and Stock Market.
New York, July 2S.-MoNEY-Easy
early at 3A4 per cent, and afterwards more
active at 4ts5 with the bulk Of the busl.
ness at 4, closing at 3a4.
STERLING ExCnANaE-Dull at 10Oka
1901 for 90 days, and 11Oa11Ot for sight
GoLD-Declined from 116t to 115E.
Loans at AL per cent to fiat ClearingS
$39,OO0,O0O. Treasury disbursements
$26J,0OO. Customs receipts $4,000.
Na,,ur,,,,n,,-, nntnt. a1a,nJ nN.n.-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-24
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Wheeling Wholesale Market.
OFFICE DAILY INTELLI0ENoER,
Wednesday, JnlY %.

BUrTER-sAleS OF prime 10 choice ct 1890,
and there Is little or no inquiry for the lower
grades.
CHEEIE-AdVAnced prime Ohio Factory ID
quotGble at liX0l2e,
BAKING PoWDm-SS63sc per pound.
BRooNs-FAney, g IS, % rs and q IS; plain,
g &92T rs.
DRIED FRUIT-QuIet; peaches 76sc; apples
nominAlly 3Ilc.
RGoE-l60l6c.
FuH-Lake Herring all gone; white llih s. 20;
No. mRckercl, barrels, SIS 90; No. do.
SlI On; No. 2 half barrels, IS 90 No. 3, do large
81 90; No. 8, do. medium So 90.
FLOUR-SteAdy. We note 40 advance In family;
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-26
The ,fIhe sfi0t

I ddus 10 W. lo's. las glidsi n sia'
IN golden, riFs Inc ssldal n sias
iof che !, mere tdshi tiah fhs .mbsf sh,
rAs' 'hl@ms' md giismi IN ihs .uHm,i
6lGhli
MOI, sparkling tlst ~ia, ssssi,f lssh
ri0el
I, this G,o'lca, lortlj I'D, mlas
tn, crystal runs o'd sllh giillstlna uint
Oa ny llp, unfssts this ssnauous sine,
CaressinR With Kisses The Cinssn food,
The ptfMmsd drauGhl Of The Tsp'' ubI
blood
closing Ia, wlnel ihsstnsdiasd wine
More rich Is IN. hu. of this lady miRs
~ diink 10 thee, Lily from ths bsahsi d
vine
Then ify', whore honey bees sf yellow rius
From brigbtpaiu,cd cups, filled brimmlnF
With dew,
And murmur my toast 10 beautiful you
Ia rus. tinted vine luscious ripe vino
Like her, whom love, Is this wondrous ~lae
But no, all the wine on the moon-lig hIsd earth
Or lovelies, charms that ever had birth
In tropical lish, or magical sunshine,
Entrances my soul like this lady mine
She is warmer than wine d.arer than wine
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VOLUME 10. NUMBER Al

iteh sa sush settlement 10 made =
eeftiled statement N iho afngsnl NJ
such 'sses seeountsi fof w M
sheriff ~ Tss COLLECTOR W hls ss,,Is
msnl rl,h ,be Auditor, which ms,e
fuent, 10 connection with tald 20
ceipis taken bj the Clsft shall Ia
phha facie evidence of ilit amoan,
femsining unac oun,ed iof Ny .uch
sheriff aud Tas Collector, and shalt
be .uiIloion, evidence upon whioh "
base Judgement, and The mbnsy. |.
shcu collected shall 10 paid isio
the State Treasury a other monsys
recovered by the State In nm ac,iou
At law Provided, That The District
Attorney prosecuting such suit Or
suits and collecting the money shall
be entitled W receive ~ compsnss
tloh isn per cont, 10 be added ~
aud collected with the amount sued
for out " On ii Tax Collector. on
the nm, ut collected IN .vfy su"h
suit, which sum he Is hersby suthor
iled to retain on, Of any moreys ~
collected.
Sec. Z. lie ( ldiiliet cnactsd. Ths,
oil ar,s aud parts Of dcn IN conflict
with tli, act he, and tho SAND afp
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seul iof Vans lIatell. and told him
how ditn her mistress lad enms
bnek ~ thu collake 0nlt 10 get =
glimpse NJ NJ face aHd heW ahs had
come m, tho uight baiefe, AID made
her promise tu ssnd iot him IN tie
morning
"Fot shall lir dead tlsn, size
ssid "Mt ghost till aetsi ves him
II he comes llrtc aad Kisses ine COED
bye
lIcf srfda cam. tfue. Tie btewt
cotlagc Ia falling 10 decay, and To,
paths shout sre no longer haunted
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A Good Temper.

uood temper 10 the suushine of
the domestic circle; aud must bc
priced and cultivated accordingly.
Fre,tuluess; peetishubss, sullenics..
bitterness aud anger must be viewed
Us 10 many lissing snakes and
driven irbm e+ety heart that claims
the distinction of being happy.
When tempted to give way TO al III.
feeling, self restraint must be exer.
ciscd Atd Mutual iorbcaraucc shown.
Much will be accomplished BY car.
rying out the determination that
both shall never loose their temper
at the same time--one bringing va
ter where the other brings fire.
Let them treat each others feel.
ing il has been said, with leniiy;
aud lcaru to DO, as occasion serves.
blind, deaf aud especially
dumb. Not sullenly dumb, but
serencly dumb. Not silcut for mood
ishness aud passion, but silent from
reason and affection, looking out
the while ra.iuet III a dark night
fot tho first streak OF the dawn, and
haillng ii with grateful welcome
A gentle eoustrast, 4 veil arranged
diversity, gives a relish to married
life. Ii 10 the necessary condition
however, Of such 9 div, rsity that
the parties should view things oc.
cassionally from a different point o.
view and wisdom will bs required,
therefore, by mutual concesnons;
gentlouess, good humor and fcrbcar.
ancs, to prevent such iivsrsitiss Of
taste and opinion becoming to secure
4 quarrel. Irritation, or, TO use n
phrase Of modern coinage, maggie"
A clergyman, WHO lad tied the rnar.
riags kno. for mshy d couple was
careful slways to whisper to the bride
as his parting counsel "Be sure
meter have the last word"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-26
GUY ana County directory.

E. s. Fisher, Judge of,bs 18th Judicial DIsiric,
J. ? Simmons, Chancellor 10th ChahcerJ Dis.
trict.
.. 0ianne, Sheriff.
Q. II. Gleason, Citcui, Cleri,
J. G. Harrison, Chan,ery CLERK
W. W. howe, Treasurer
W. A. Jones, Assessor.
H. J. Harding, Prssiden, School Board.
boAHb OF SUPERVISORS. - \. H. Guntht, rresi
deati W. s. Harlsfed T. N. sirs John
Wilson, (eol) Landy Hunt (col.)
Capt. Samuel Mathews, County Surveyor.
--.oi--.
MAYoR.--D. D. McIIeury.
CorsTLBLr.-M Mansfield Williams.
ALDraSrs.-W. D. IIcilh, J. q. Hall, s.
r. Blann, W. B. Locke.
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A Fearful Visitor:

The Paris Star relates the follow;
ing story: "A Mme. Boupesu, liv.
ing in the Rue Descartss was sil>
ting in bet bsrlor a lew days since
awaiting her husbands return 10
dinusr, when = man Of Wild and
hsggard appearance entered, aud,
seating binseli opposite to Her, sd.
dressed her 10 the following terms
Il am . great doctor. can effect.
ually cure oil headaches. have
heard tlis! yoa sthr itoni traf
cause, and I bave comic to cure you
The lady, pcrceiving that she had
10 deal with q madufsu, prudentlv
seemed to fall into biz humor, and
asked what was his method Of treat.
msnt. Simple enough, madame
said he, drawing razor from bis
pocket. Il cut oil the lead; and ,lisr:;
after having we'll cleaned Il, I re-.
place il upon the shouliefs.' Upon
this be prepared TO suit the sction
70 bis words. Nine. Bonneau, with
gres, coolness, profsssed l,er resdi
ness 70 submit, TO tie operation, but
suggested sbst she would fetch .
towel IRON the next room 70 pre-
vent her dfcss being stained. Her
visitor assentsd ~ the reasonable
nsss Of this suggestion, and she lsf.
the room, locking tbs door behind
her. Upon her return With some
police officers they found that tn
unfortunate manisc had eut his own
throat, bat not fatally. Il was a.
certained that hi bad escaped from
lunstic asylum ut Clermont les
Pres, and had beon sainly sought for
,lofiug q whole month" p'
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MASONIC.

walker =. =. Chapter ~. -.
Regular Convoca,ions ist Thursday IN eacli
month al o'clock, p. m.
D.A. KiscHLor, n. r.
J. c. HARRISON, Ser'y.
sARDIs LODGE No. 307 A. p. IA. ".
Stated Communication third Thursday
night In each month.
JOHN WRIGHT, wv.
". II. WALL, See'y.
Sardls Chapter, No. II.
Order Of the Eastern Star, Regular meeting
frst Thursday night In each month.
Mrs. ". A. Thompson,
Worthy satrvr,
Mrs Y. B. Wright
seey.
PAyoLA r. A. CHAPTER, NO. 60.
Regular Communications, second Thursday
pighi In each month.
MOORE, MP.
wv. GALWAY, secy.
pASoLA LODGE, No. 66.
Regular Communications, arst weduesds /,
night before the full moon ir each month.
Y. MOORE, w.N.
IN. COX, secy.
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POST OFFICE.

ARRIVAL Asb DEPARTURE OF NAILS.
Holly Springs and Tyro arrives Tuesdays aud
Fridays I pm. Departs Wednesdays aud
Saturdays 9 a. IN.
Long Town arrives l2 IN. and departs p. m
every Saturday
Longtown, Star Place and Lake Crcsswell
mail departs ! p. N. art arrives u NJ every
Saturday.
Daily mails close rs follows
Going North at loo ~.
Going South, ut 8:l0rH.
Nails opened fifteen minutes after arrivals.
Office open daily, Sunday excepted, from eoC
An. TO 100 n.
RArrsor COMMISSION CHARGED soR MONEY oRDEss
On orders not exceeding t20..........."..l0 ca
Over $50 and not exceeding $40. .......lb Ct,
over $40 and not exceeding S40.........s0 ctI
Over $40 and hot exceeding $50. ....."25 ct'
No fractions Of cents 10 he introduced In an
Order.
Ea5-Cnited States Treasury notes or Nation.
al Bank Notes only received or paid.
in. wADDEY, ?. ~
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The smallpox still fingers. with
a few new cases reported. .--fvicts.
burg Herald: 5 s
On Wednesday last ju.i bsiors
day, quite . heavy wind with son,s
hail passed ever this place. The
dshSgs sos tefious ID town but ws
learn Of a number ~ko Sd6tfsd VI
the sourtry, in the way oi their isncsA
being blown away, roof lifted ele'
lula HefGld. '
The Csrrollton CsifustalIyp. ~
shs 5th last, says: ~The eIoc( - cH
the q1s6Riok II ddbsodblo< III.
900 10 0rsssviIIs Colo3bu3 a
Biuassts1 Railtosd eosns = ~
TIss,lsy vt. Tbs ~ ~ ~
light. owing mslsly b ~ Ma -
tsf Ia the creeks (hgpaoAi1o -
county, esused hy lke hsl(yrlru a
ils night previous.
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RnIIoIOu9.

lIETH0DIsT EPISCOPAL CHUcH SOUTH
MI Rev. y. s. Pstwsy,--Serviesssvery ist,
3rd, 9Th and 9th Sundays Sabbath sebool, .
o'clock a ~ Prayer meeting every Wednes-
day at ! CLOCK Pm.
D1EsBYTERlAN cHrRCll-RsL b. @
i Do.k, Pas,or,--serviees every Ind, Cd and
4th Sundays; Sabbath school o'clock A.p.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH W. 5. speirs,
IL Pastor.-serriess fnt Sabbath in the
month 3, 1880 a. n, and3rd, Sabbath Al 100
pm.
DAPTlsT CHURCH Elder Q. n. fothH
ID Psstor.--strviees every lst aud Ord Sun
daysj Sabbath school . O'Clock l.s.
CATHOLIC cHu Ih Sunday
~ In each mor ID, by Rev. Father Wise.
| CHRISTIAN CHURCH Elder 7. ". Caskey
" Psstor.--No regular appointment
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COURTS.
CHANcERY CoUR

CHANCENY COURT.
Meets 2nd Monday In January, April, july
and October, and holds two weeks.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Meets 4,h Mondays Of March, July and No
iember, and holds two weeks.
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On. square of ten liass FRS, ihssfugt, ll 10
Zach additional Insertion, a.
Advertisements fsf ihfes noniha aud ptsf,
special rates
Marriage and obltaafy notices, n moi more
than ten llhss--fres, and over ten lines charged
Al regular advertising fsies,
All Advertisements Of a strictly personal
character, will be charged a, the fp,s oflwenty.
hvs cents ier line.
Editorial notices 10 local column, twsn,y
cents per line.
J0D WORK si every description dons with
nratntss anl dispatch
Advertisements paysbls In sd'snos, Aud job
wgk, on delivery,
To CJHatsFospssfs. wfl't plain, with ink
ard On bui one side Of IN. sheet Ten lines OF
ordinary ris'iascript Oh ls,,st papet, slll make
on. squat.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-05-31

New STEAMSHIP L1NE.-The Victoria
STANDARD of the 2Sth inst. contains this
announcement:
Upon the completion Of the present
contract between the Ottawa authori-
ties and the owners of the Prince alfred
which will occur about the beginning
of next year, new line of large and
powerful vessels will take the place of
the present service. Two steamships,
100 tons each, named respectively the
Nothe,mer and the Souihe,7er, and
which will be able to make the trip in
seventy hours, will be placed on tho
route. They are owned by private
house in Quebec, and an agent of the
owner is at present in town, with view
to make preliminary arrangements for
the Inauguration of the service. The
new line has obtained the contract from
the government 45, 900 a year-the
same as is now paid the Prince Alfred,
and to commence a. before stated, early
next year. This will be favorable news
to British Columbians and people on
the other side.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-05-31

CEREBRo-Sp1NAL MEN1Na111s.-A cor
respondent, writing to the British COL
onist, says the" above terrible complaint
is making sad havoc among children in
the Eastern Provinces and has reached
California. It has become epidemic
and is frequently fatal. Grown per-
sons are attacked rs we'll as children
and many die. The complaint is con-
tageous; and would suggest to our
medical men that, as it is a new disease,
they should acquaint themselves with
the best means of treating it, so when
it comes we may not be entirely de-
fenceless."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-05-31

soifie workmen to lay the box down.
They ran away from it in fright. but
an officer of the prison opened the
boxes and got the fellows out. The
convicts we're almost suffocated.
Another ihstallment of Chinese mr.
rived tonight to reinforce those already
working III the Narrow Gauge Rail.
road.
SAcniNrSro; May &c. Passengers
from the north report the railroad track
near Chico covered with army worms.
Vallejo, May ga meeting will he
held tomorrow evening to make ~
engagements for the celebration of the
Fourth of July.
Ban Fk.Scfsco, May 2S.--It is stated
that over 20 900 names were signed to
the anti-Chinese petitions which have
Lee .;..dted for several weeks past.
The follo"iI.,, arc The dispatches sent
by the heads of the Chinese companies
to Hongkong:
San FRANCISCO, May q, 1S73.-To
Tong Woh, Ee Tuen, Chinese Hospital;
Honskong:
more work here, no I'D, no dwellings,:
Many sufferers. (Signed)
CHINESE MERCHANTS, ExcHANaE:
SAN FRANcIsco, May 27.-To Tang
Woh. Health Hospital Hongkong:
Inform Chinese cmigrants that they
must not come. Very important;
Gerat deal of trouble here. Much in
formation; telegraph impossible. Pub
lish this fact in Chinese newspapersi
Will send letters and notices next week:
Answer. (Signed) SIX COMPANIES,
San Francisco.
Tell Chief Crowley that in less than
month two-thirls of the Chinamep
recently arrived will go back.
New York, May 27.--The body Of
James L. Orr, late Minister to Russia,
will lie in state in this city before II IL
taken to South Carolina for interment.
LANCASTER, May N.-At Guild Hall,
on Connecticut river six miles from
here, this afternoon, five men in q boat
attempted to pass over the rapids when
the boat capsized. Three escaped and
two others, Chase and Perle were
drowned.