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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-26
Results of the Postal Union,

BERNIE, Sept. 25.-The United States
having Joined the Postal Union, It's dele.
gates IN the International Congress are
entitled 10 Introduce a uniform rate Of
postage for the whole territory embraced
6y the union. Should England refuse to
Join the union, the German and Ameri-
can vessels will carry mails to and from
the United States,
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Iusur.ent, Defeated.

HAVANA, Sent 25-An official dis.
patch repor,s fight with the Insurgents
at Sabsna, Del Cupey, in Ciuevilla Dis.
trirt A Spanish cavalry force number.
ing 100 men, encountered 200 mounted
Insurgents. The latter began firing at
long range, when the Spanish charged
al full speed and dispersed them, killing
five and taking one prisoner, and captur2
ing eighty horses with their accoutre.
ments. The Spanish lost one man killed
and one wounded.
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our ConyenIent CanIiaI.

Here is an interesting announcement
from tho Parkersburg Times OF Thurs.
day f..
"The Hon. John ]. jackson left yester-
day for Charleston, the PERMANENT
sEAT, via. Harpcrs Ferry, staunton and
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway. This ia
the only accessible route from PAtkers.
burg to the Permanent Seat"
In order to reach Charleston, which is
distant.sbout seventy.fve miles across the
country from Parkersburg, Judge JACK.
soN will travel, first, two hundred and
tity.nlne miles 10 Harper's Ferry; second,
one hundred and twentysix miles to
StAuntoni third, two hundred and thirty
three miles TO Charleston; in all, Elk
hundred and eighteen miles, or over
eight times the actual distance between
Parkersburg and Charleston. And yet
Notwithstanding vast proportion ol the
population Of the State live north and east
Of Patkcrsburg, it is commended that the
Capital must remain at Charleston, and
that in summer and winter they must 90
round by this circuiLous and expensive
journey 10 reach their seat Of government.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-26
Explosion of Threshiug machine
Boiler.

ST. PAUL., MINI, Sept. 25.-Yester.
day in Franklin township, Wright county,
tho boiler OF 4 steam thresher exploded
killing DR.. Grant, OF Wstertown, Carver
county, Mrs. Burnett, a young lady, name
unknown, and tearing the arm from a
young man named Chsmplin, and scald-
ing 70 death another young man whose
name Is unknown. Several others were
more or less injured. Cause OF the scci.
dent, too much steam,
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SPAIN.
oARLIsTs DEFsATRD.

HENDAYE, Sept. 25.-Gen. Morianez
has begun series Of operations with the
object OF relieving Pamplenna, and fight.
ing has been going on for three DAYS.
The engagement Of the first day was In.
decisive, but on the second day the Re.
publican artillery gained an advantage
and inflicted heavy losses on the Carlists
Yesterday Gen. Morianez resumed the
offensive and dispersed several insurgent
oatlalicns, but failed to follow up the I'D.
vsntsges he had gained.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-26

THs Democratic conlerrees met at
Wellsburg yesterday afternoon and nomi.
mated the "isther Of the party" as he
is now known, alias Gen. ANDREW JACK.
SON PANNELI, OF this city, as their candi.
date for Senator from this district. TIE
district, as is generally known, comprises
Hancock, Brooke and Ohio counties, and
inssmuch as the first named county has
the holding over Senator this time, Ohio
county was entitled TO the nominee. The
Democracy therefore brought out the Gen.
eral, he who was named after Old
Hickory" las we have lately heard) and
now propose 10 offer him as their victim
along with Col. BEN Wilson in this
canvass. Mayor JErFERs, who was com.
petitor for the nomination, accompanied
the conierees to Welsbug yesterday to al
tend his own funeral, aud before he came
back enjoyed that privilege, He went up
to see what show there was for the Mayor
and finding there was none Withdrew
from tho contest. We congratulate him
on his escape. Perhaps after the polls
close on the 18Th Of October he will 70.
ciprocate our congratulations. Allhe has
to do for the present is to take his seat on
the.bench along with Capt. ANDY WILSON
Ex.Spesker MILLER, DAVENPORT, Coon
and BoRIEG, and await results. It re-
mains to be seen whether the Democracy
can snub all these patriots with impunity.
Meanwhile the Republicans will prob.
ably make nomination at the Court
House to-day that all members Of the
Dem ocrstic retired list can vote for and
assuage their grief.
We understand that Hancock county
did not send any conIerees to the Wells
burg meeting. This indicates that the
Democracy up there do not care very
much whether school keeps or not. Pos,
sibly they feel discouraged at the gen.
eral outlook of the canvass, and consider
it useless to waste time and money in
making any more nominations.
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AUSTRIA.


VIENNA, Sept. 25.-The mem bers oil
the Austrian Arctic Expedition arrived at
Vienna today. They had a public re.
ception and were escorted in triumph
through the principal streets, which were
decorated with flags. An immense crowd
witnessed the procession and cheered the
Explorers with great enthusiasm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-26

In Brooke county vs. tho Pittsburgh,
Wheeling & KY. Railroad an application
fer an injunction to restrain Mcssrs. Pen
dleton & Hubbard, trustees, from selling
the road and other property Of the Com.
pany, a preliminary injunction was al
lowed. The questions arising are TO be
argued in Charleston, between this and
date OF proposed sale RtlLsbury NctsS
Of yesterday.
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GOFF AND WILSON,
A Joint Discussion Between the Two
Candidates for Congress YesteI-

n JOlnt DlbCubblOn BctWeen tne Two
Candidates for Congress YeSteT-
day.
CENTRAL STATION, DoDDRDoE Co, !
September 2j I
Special dispatch to the Intelligenccr.l q
Gen. Goft and Col. Ben Wilson, candi.
dates for Congress, opened the ball to. day
at West Union, the County Scat Of Dod-
bridge, in the shape OF JOINT discussion
Of the issues Of the day. GofE used VIII
son completely up. The applause and
enthusiasm Of the people followed him
throughout the discussion. Wilson was
badly crippled. The Republicans we're
Jubilant and the Democrats disheartened.
Got gave the ring,s thorough overhaul.
ing. Judge Stewart made a telling speech
Sgainst the "Ring." All in all The day
was q splendid victory for tho anti
Bourbons. Ia0@ REPoRTER.
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CAIRO, ILL.,, Sept. 25.-At Carbondals
this afternoon E. 81. Brush, ol the firm of
Brush q Cochrane, grocers, was shot by
samuel Anderson. the result Of q quarrel.
The bullet took effect in the left side, in
ilIctiDg dangerous Il not fatal wound.
Anderson Is In jail. The feeling is very
strong against the prisoner, as the provo
cation was trifing. r.s.s :.
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TREATMENT FOR CoNsUWPToN.-The
late DR.. Marshall, Of England, said: AT l
were seriously III Of consumption, Fwould
live out Of doors day md night, except in
rainy weather or mid.winter, then l
would sleep in an upholstered log house
Physic has no nutriment; gaSplng Tor air
cannot cure you; monkey CApers in a
gymnasium cannot cure you. What con.
sumptives want Is air, not medic4ted air;
plenty OF meat and bread"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-26
Liberal Beauests,

BosToH, Sept. 25.-Among the beques,s
oil the late Mrs. Sarah L. King, Of Taun-
ton, Mass, Is $4,000 to Antioch College
at Yellow Springs, Ohio, and $4,000 for
the support Of preachers in the weak
Unitarian societies In the New England
and Western States.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-26

PRIVATE DALzELL Is entirely happy
now. His soldiers reunion at Caldwell,
Ohio, has proved a success, and DAlzell
stands before the country as the central Il.
Elimination. General Sherman and few
other regular army officers Of note were
on hand, but only as sldelights. The
whole convention borrowed its lustre from
DSlzell.
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New YORK, Sept. 25.-Arrived, steam.
ship Pereine from Havre.
ANTWERP, Sept. 25-Arrrived out,
steamship Colina, from New York.
LONDON, Sept. 25.-Arrived out-The
steamship Olympia, from New York.
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New Orleans Plcayune on the sItua-

HHH e Aone
ST. LOUIS, Sept 95.-The Pieawne To-
Jay contains the following:
Even Kellogg is entitled 10 a fair hear.
ing and defense against unjust imputa-
lons. One Of these proceeding from his
party allies Is SO patent and flsgrant that
We ieel bound 10 say word in his behalf.
This Is the charge Of cowsrdice in the
particular act Of his abandonment Of the
state House before an advancing army oil
10000 armed citizens. In Washington
Sity and all over the North the extreme
Radicals complain that he did not remain
at the State House and meet the enemy
at the threshold, sword in hand, and per-
nhs Like man In the defense
o. his rights and government.
Those pugnGcious and mendacious
personsges, hessrs. West, Durrell, Low
ell, Benham and others, are especially
emphatic in condemnation of the pusf-
lantmitY Of Kellogg. 1t is quite q neat an.
sWer Of Kellogg 10 all this cheap display
oi spartan herOism when in his telegram
to the west he regrets the absence OF his
sanguinary friends in the moment Of his
great peril. They would doubtless have
constituted powerful body guard to sup.
port him in the reproduction at the ST.
Louis Hotel Of that dismal and heroic
tragedy, In which Theodore OF Abyssinis
ended his career, ina way worthy Of an
Emperor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-26

LoUBvILIE, Sept. Ex-Governor Hen.
bricks, Of Indiana, Mayor White and iady,
Of Madison, and the members Of the In.
dianapolis City Council, came 10 Louis.
vile TO visit the Exposition today.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-26

A WASH that will whiten the nails is
made as follows. Take diluted sulphurlc
acid, two drachms; spring water, iour
ounces; mix. First cleanse with white
soap, and then dip the fingers in the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-26
A S25,ooo Fire.

MONTREAL, Sept. "a fire yesterday
In the store Of w. d Youle destroyed q
stock Of oils and paints TO the extent OF
$S5. 900. Several explosions occurred
during the fire.
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TRANSPORTATION,
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.

&4E9A AaA
ON AND AFTER MONDAY MAY
~ II. 1874, Trains will leave Wheeling as fol.
lOWB-WhcelinO linn.
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ALBANY, Sept. 25.-The trial Of Chaa.
q, Phelps, charged with larceny and
forgery while employed in the office Of the
Stale Treasurer, was begun this morning.
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ST. JOINS, N. B., Sept. 25.-oWlng to
the thick fog the boat race between
Brown and Morris has been postponed IN.
til clear weather. sgfua=-,.-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-26
CongressionaI Nominations.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2j.-The Democrats
Of the Tenth Congressional District have
nominated Judge r. A. Default for Con-
gress.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-26
WASHINGTON.


WARRINGTON, Sept. 25.-The Attorney
General has decided that under section
., 2D3 Of the revised statutes, the secre-
tsry Of the Treasury has power to remit
fines, penalties and forfeitures arising un-
der any revenue law where the amount
does not exceed 81 900, where there has
been no summary inquiry and statement
by the Judge; and also to remit fines, pen.
allies and foifeiiures arising under The
laws relating 10 registering, recording, en-.
rolling, or the licensing Of vessels when
the amount does not exceed $50.
ADJUDaED NOT GUILTY.
WARRINGTON, Sept. 25.-Underwood
and Hall, indicted on charge Of forging
tifemen's certificates, were acquitted to-
day, the court directing the Jury to return
a verdict oi not guilty. The District at.
torney previously declared that he had
utterly failed to prove his allegations, and
II was stated OF the Contractors AsSocis-
ton to-day that the aggregate amount OF
oi the late Board of Public
Works now on file in the office OF the
Auditing commissioner is about $1,000,
600, and that there Is also nearly twice
that amount in unmeasured work and
accounts now due them on unfinished
many Of the latter being under
PosTorFICE APPOINTMENTS.
Alexander Il. Lamb was today made
postmaster ol Butler, Missouri, and Chas
W. Bavaria at Chenoa, Illinois.
TINE EXTENDED.
a. =. Rsdstone, President of the Ma.
tional Labor Council, announces that the
Time for holding the State Convention has
been extended to the 17th Of October.
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Preparations for the State Fair which
opens here on the Goth inst, have been
very extensive, aud the prospects are
most tiIitering, The entries already
number nerr 400. Professor A. L. Perry,
Of Williams College, Massachusetts, will
deliver the annual address on the evening
Of October 1st.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-26

The State Central Committee of the
Peoples party had a meeting this even.
ing. Resolutions we're adopted to go into
the election with spirit and energy.
the propriety Of not voting was discussed, /,
but the majority was sgalnst 1t. This
proposition was overwhelming. The
Paris Committee participated in the
meeling.
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Probable Murder.

COLUMBUS, Sept. 25.-Orley Dew, OF
Nelsonville, boy Is years old, went a
hunting yesterday with James Self, q boy
10 years old. In the evening Bell re-
turned home alone, saying his companion
had gone after the cows but would re-
turn soon. AS young Dew did not re.
turn his parents became alarmed, and
upon making search his dead body was
found in field covered up with rubbish.
A terrible wound in the shoulder and
breast oi the boy told the story Of his
death. Self told several contradictory
stories, but finally admitted that during q
struggle for the gun he shot Dew, but he
says by accident. He has been placed un.
der arrest. ........
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CHICAGO.


CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-President Dillon
and Jay Gould and party LEFT this morn
ing by special train for San Francisco.
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lDED IN THB AIMs uousR,

Joseph Lee, who came to this city in
lsl8 and was for many years prominent
business man and County Treasurer Tor
several terms, died in the aims house ol
this county to-day, aged 7S years.
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BY TELEGRAPH
pREss REPORT

By the Western Union Limo.
Jmee Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe Ets,
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SOUTHWEST Pass, La, Sept. 25.-The
o. s. steamer shawmut passed up at 3A.
N. for Pas A'Lstoure. The U. 8. flag
ship Cansndaigus, Rear Admiral Mui.
laney, passed up al SA NJ en- route to the
city. Another U. g. war vessel came 10
the bar this morning and anchored out.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-04
nNLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

The General Transatlantic Conpany's Mail Steamships
between New York and Hayre calling at hrest.
Tho splendid sells this avOrile to the Con-
tinent lbcing soutlerly than other will sail
from pier No 81 North River, as tOllows:-
AMERIQUE Roussan. Saturday April
EUROPE Lemarie. ........... Saturday. April Is
ST. LAURENT Lachesnez. ......... Saturday May q
PERkIRE, surmont. Saturday May IL
Price OF passage In gold dnclnding wine) to Brcst
Havre F.
First CABIN sl25 Second cabin s7a
Superior accommodations for q few secragc passen.
gers ut $685.
Excnrs on tickets at reduced rates
American travellers going to or returning from the
Continent Of Europe By taking this line avoid
sit by English railway and the discomforts OF crossing
the Channe besiaes saying time trouble and expense
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Ageni, IS Broadway.
NorE-In June and thereafter the dcpartr will be
Thursday OF every week.
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DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD,

)ENNSY LVANlA RAILROAD,
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York from Debrosscs and Cort
landt streets, a. iol,ows:- .
s;30P. NJ. sunday . and 8 80 +. Nj.
fhilalephia and Eric Railroad 7P H. Tor Williams.
Sand P. N: 'Snday ?. II. ''""'' = . ~ a. w.
$50, or. NJ and II night SUNDAY, ), 6:IO $50 and
II. N. Emigrant and second class, 7. NJ.
For Trenton, at 20 A. ~, and sac r NJ Sunday $40
FOR Newark at 8, $50 IN, 40 50 10, MIMI.
80 H. 10 \ ~ r NJ, and Il night Sunday @ s:l)
For Eilabeih al 8 $50 7:aa 7:o saIo,ll 4. MsI2M,
s:lo y il:'oP NJ aud L night Sunday 40 e'lo and
For aahway, 80 100 $ ioA: NJ, lsM, L. 80 s:lo
:, IL night sunday 62 and GAO NJ
Fox WoSdbridgc Perth Amboy, and south Amboy, and
For New hrunswck Y and A.. NJ. - NJ 3:lo. 49,
For East Milestone, ~ noon, $40 and I: $50 Z. N.
For Pnilliesburs and Beiydere $50 NJ, 2and p NJ
~ SaS% Tis%aG ana sHs S $40, and Pm
For Pen,bcrion and Camden, o 4. NJ md $50 F. H.
Trans arrive as follows :-From Pitt sarg $50 A. NJ,
5l5 ana io2i n NJ sunday los 4. NJ and 10 "a r. Al.
from Philadelphia 5:i0 6:o, $50 io:l5. I:3 A. ~,
2 az, si' So ssa lqn NJ sunday ''o' o." 90
Ticket offices 526 43a 27i and 9A Broadway No Aston
House. and loot Of DesbrosSes and Cortlandt streets.
hmisran! tckst Office NO gst ~ s pses
General anager Gen. Passc niger Agent
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EsoR PLYMOUTH, OHERBOURG, HAMBURG.
r The Hamburg american Packet Company's iron
mail eanship
POMMERANIA
Captain h. =. Scluvensen will SAL Thursday, April
1874, Tor Hamburg
Rates OF passage TO Plymouth London Cherbourg and
Hamburg =
gold. - "
steerage to Cherbourg and Hamburg $50 gold
steerage 70 ilvnonth London and all points in Eig
land, Scotland and Wales, $50, currency
me slLESlA, as extra steamer, April n, 1874.
,,,r,, The HOLSATIA will sail April IL. 1874
hUuNHAkDT CO., c. II. kICilA nd a BOAS,
:. Geheral Agents, General Passenger Agents,
81 Broad street, New York. o. Broa way, New York.
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CuNARD LINE. ,or,cr
with view diminishing the chances of collision the
steamers OF this line lake specified course Tor all sea-
on outward passage from Queenstown to New York
or Hoss ibs ire 1a o OF AT " or
at & s. 1rra
Sasa T doRK HoRN AND
asss II" #s;
fTf1sA Wsa e Hpr s sso5T4 We'd Msy
and Saturday, nv
@ g. sas aesorRa
ss s Iation: Return sicks.s favorable terms
and and all parts Europe at lowest rates
s ad app a. ns III
CHARLES 6; 81 r to p IL BY v AssHt
Clark and Randolph streets, Chicago i'll.
TNMAN LINE-NoTICE.
by for several Is fixed to go miles south
% h thu,
much logs and floating ice and the
Royal ns as sS f I'll feow'
CITY OF BR6 ssEL saturday April, at ?. n.
S E$ & e kSSESX5 Ass
and succeeding Saturday ana thursday rom Pier
- -'of'" '''''i RATES OF PASSAGE
CABIN sso and Sso gold according to accommodation
SrEERAGE.--To Liverpool, Queenstown, Glasgow, Lon
lonierry London. Bristol Cardiff Belfast, Havre or
Hamburg, $50. Prepaid certificates Ss. currency. ~
Passengers are fOrwarnet to sweden, Norway. Den-
mark and Paris al reduced rates.
Drafts issued ut lowest rates
For cabin passage and general business apply ut the
companys Office, Ne. 10 Broadway
For Storage passage at 80 Broadway or Pier A North
JOHN @. DALE, Agent
O,DONNELL FAULK, 4O2 Chestnut street. Phlladel-
NJ. 5. CREAGH, 1902 State street, Boston
+. G. BROWN, 81 South Clark, corner Lake street,
WIN. imam, Liverpool and No. . Rue Scribe Paris
NATIONAL LINE.
This company takes tho risk of insurance fup to
$3.50 00 In GOLD each Of its steamers thus giving pas.
sengers the best possible for safety and the
avoidance OF danger ut sea
The southerly has always been adopted by
this company to avoid ice and headlands
RI f n,9n piers 4 and = North 1I Ryep
GREECE. Sat ADJ. il, IL N. SPAIN. sat ApL O. ~ NJ
ITALY. Sat, ApL ls sP, QUEEN sat. Maya, 8 I'm.
Cabin passage, $40 $50 currency steeragc. S29
rency Return tickets al reduced rates Prepaid steer
age tickets from Liverpool a! the lowest rates
Apply at the company y office No. % broadway.
+. w. J. HURST, Manager.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IN For SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen.
The steamship HANsA Captain r. klugkist, VIII sail
on Wednesday Apr az ~ from Bremen pier iS2t
%nsEs 'oN on
RATES OF PASSAGE TO LONDON HAvRE AND
. BREMEN.
payable In gold or its equivalent in currency
Second Cablii *
Fer freight Or passage sgply E CO. Agen,
No 81 Bowling Green
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YINIrkD STATES NAIL LINE-STEAM TO QUEENS
~ town and Live rpooi.
Sailing every Tuesday.
NEVADA Forsyth q NJ 9l6 A. NJ
IDAHO, Moore. "a, at 40 A. M
From pier 40 North River.
Cabin passage, xSl gold; Storage, $50. currency.
Prepaid tickets So currency.
Passengers booked to and from Paris Hamburg. Nor.
way and Sweden. &C. Drafts on Ireland, England,
France and Germany at lowest rates Apply to
WILLIAMS d GuION, " Broadway.
TOR CARDIFF, BRISTOL. LONDON AND ALL
u other points in England and Wales
The soulh Wales Atlantic steamship Company's new
first class seanish ps will sail from Pennsylvania RAN
road wharf, Jersey City, tollows:- .
FIRST cabin passagc S75 and $50 currency; second
Cabin 800 currcncy; steerage 81 currency PREPAID
for Il and upwards. For further particulars apply to
ARCHIBALD BAKER Il CO., Agents
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E0R SALE AT A sACRIFrCR-A SMALL F.urT
Farm 81 miles from Philadelphia Pr rart,nntsrs
address W. H. sAMLER, Norwood. Mas
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Conn down, BALANCE IN PAYMENTS or SIS 80
'DAOV per month until fully paid fora splcndid
new Dwelling. rooms only miles rom the city by
seam You can own your nome by earning what you
pay Tor rent ApDiy, between 10 and II A. NJ, ut
HITCHCOCK, Rcni EsIste Hcaduuprters $50 third ay.
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SO1 000 WILL PURCHASE NY BAY VIEW
RAf.OUO villa, fruit and truck Farm, beautifully
located IN the suburbs OF Annapolis City Nd, within
guishot Of the tate House, il sold before May l. actual
value $50 0OJ 100 400 fruit In beAving
mic from Bay shsre: oysters lsh, cells, crabs, clans
ings worth Sl0OoJ brings an income OF from $iC00 to
5000 per year; magnificent scenery; water city and
naval the property will be found
can refer to gentleman IN New York city that has seen
the place; no encumbrance: terms easy.
l. d. GULLIFORD, Annapolis, Md.
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\ PROPERTY A3UT OF THE CITY FOR
/ SALE OR TO RENT.

GC00 CASH AND BALANCE IN THREE YEARS
PAOO For the most desirable Building Lots IN the
charming village OF Flushing ten churches, excellent
public aud private schools. academies and seminares
public library streets severed sidewalks paved gh'ed
with gas and water IN pipes now being
street. new York. and "A minutes iom City Hall. by
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