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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-27

WE WANT YOUR PATRONAGE
w and propose to offer you every in
ducement in the world to get it. ni."1s
are hard and mnsoJ 10 scarce, but IL Is
Yortain,9ll mpst, be proA ided with good
OAO4AAA4VO, everybody may be
comfortable and happy we have marked
our prices on this line clear down, SO that
it will be impossible for others to COM
pete with us. Bear this in mind.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-27

GROCERIES. ws., ws h@ys sont,n.s ts e
stock in this market, but it really Is Just
a little better than the best ever offered
for Inspection. Our prices are decidedly
lOwer than those OF any other firm. An
examination will convince you that these
are facts. Newsplrer reporters allowed
twenty minutes for interviews with the
proprietor about GROCERIES,
Hands off sugar, NAUOOG1o1GO'
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-27
PERRYsBURG MARKETS.
o,nAudr.D WEEKLY .n.HrLLrN4 co.

o,RascrsD wHSKLYBV P.R.MILLER CO.
PEaRVsBuRa, July II, 1871.
wheat. 81 25SsI 90 Flour y bI .sSf9l0 90
Corn " 100 lbs. Zoe 0ats..... ...... 25@32c
Il, ahslied, -..4395GiRy Rye go. ..... .'.o5c
Dressed Beat. ..6 % 7ci Glover seed " bu ss@9
PARK y bbl %. $50 anlChickens " fb ..-.Sc
Hogs. ....5if dSsc rarkeysR h .loe
Potatoes ......3j q la, Beans, navy SI.50@S2
Dried apples. ......4 ! Lard lea l. &c
Is alter. ....l7aisc Feathers 49,, ,,75@s0c
EggS...- ...-l2xei
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-27
LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADvEWTIsEmENTs
Legal Nolioe-F. a %. X. fiollsnbeck.
For Sale or Exchange e. A. Higgins.
-saudusky is lighting the waiter-s

Single copies Of the Journal can be had
OF Mr. Z. D. Ross, al the Postoiice.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-27

Two evils Of the credit system are.-First,
Il encourages persons to purchase mors
than is often necessary 20 have. Second, il
encourages sales with the hope Of payments
that are never made.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-27

rHledo..'-. ----.6.45 PerrysburR.---- 80
l@- Figures in Hsavy Type indicate Meeting
AMI Passing Points.
rhe r"l thlioats stations at which Trains
m ut cImi 10 Full Stop on Signal.
H. ". 5I0ENAKs sR, Prest. Cincinnati.
L. WILLIAMS, Gen'l Supt.
j. II. " sLLER. AsS't Sup't., Dtvtnn.
IIs. q. MoSRoE. Uen'I Agt., Toledo.
ONhvTs7i. 4HapLEN A x-ut, PerFvsbuFE,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-27
BUSHES S CARDS

y II. * n A. REID, Ious II. REID,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
oM.eia HufaHan's Block. BOWLING 0arEN,o
a. REID, NOTARY PUEBLO
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-27
r,;5oa Z YAuxsE MARROW GAUGE
RAILROAD.

SUNDAY TRAINS.
DEPART. DEPART.
S,uth Toledo 8 80 AN Toledo Jnnc'n $40 AN.
do do I3OP.s. do do 230rN
d, do 500 do do do $50 do
IT Will stop,if signal Is given at Wabash
Or ,ssiug. Park Avenue. Asylum Station, In-
Ap,trltI School. WrightAvenue, Glendale, Power
sylvan Ptrk. Detroit Avenue, Miami aud Evans
ton. III
&C. KEYsoR, President.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-27
0 Wing GREEN roNrooANYR. R
RUNNING TIME.

Bowling Greer, ,l2,4e $50 Pm.
B1NIingGreen. hr-ve'e.t5 4. ~. z:oo 600 p N
Tnntng my, Leave g NJ, 2:30 6:25
Tuntngany ,Arrive..7:25 A. NJ, l;O5& 5:45P.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-27


-Adver,ised Letters; ;-Jno. Birkiu, d. n.
Harmap, Emma SbeiEer. Nh.
A letter addressed to Rev. Harizler ,Cleve
land, o., is held for postage at the postdfice.
Pam. HfLLLBRAND is cutting from 8 IN IL
inches from the lamp posts and lowering the
lamps IN order to give better light and make
them more convenient Of access. He Is also
painting the tops green.
BY request Of the citizens Of Bryan,
Rev, q. @. SINK delivered his lecture on
'rhe Immortality Of the Soul" at the Bnp-
tist Church in that village on last Sabbath.
We understand that lie has recently pre-.
pared three lectures on kindred subiects,
with great care and study, one or all Of
which we shall be pleased to hear him de-
liver here at no distant day.
Becoming alarmed at the demonstrations of
the mob in Toledo, public meeting was called
on Wednesday evening, and amidst great ex-
citement measures were adopted for the protec-
tion Of property. large force Of special po-
lice were appointed, militia companies organ
zed and were drilling yesterday. A number Of
the leaders Of the moi have been arrested.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-27

Public MeetIng.-A meeting of our
citizens, presided over by the Mayor, was
held at the Town Hall last evening, and
steps. taken for the enforcement Cf
law and order. Ten extra police were
appointed and an organic Ition of com
pany of 100 men effected.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-27

Money! MOneyii-Parties having mon
ey to loan, in large or small amounts, can
find borrowers, at liberal rates of interest,
with first class securities, by calling on
f. A. HIoeINs,
Real Estate, Ins. and Loan Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-14
The Ii. & o. Deny II.

BALTIMORE, August 11.-Ithaving been
reported that the Baltimore & Ohio
company had already sent in a bill Of
charges against the Government for the
transportation Of troops, the Vice Presi.
dent Of the company, Mr.. King, when his
attention was called to the subject last
Saturday, announced that no bill for the
transportation Of troops had been pre-
Sented TO the Government that he was
aware Of, and that no such thing had ever
been mentioned or thought Of. II any.
thing Of the sort had been done he would
have known It. Nor had any claim, he
said, been made for transporting troops to
Philadelphia, nor 10 points on the road,
for preserving the peace on the canal.
Troops are still stationed at various
points on the line Of the road, and are be-
ing almost daily moved from place to
place. This shows that the presentation
Of bill for such services would be pre-.
mature and rather novel.
This rumor is similar 10 one that pre-.
vailed some days ago, to the effect that
the company had notified its employees in
the Fifth Regiment that, II they did
not return 10 their duties with the com.
pany, their places would DO filed with
others. The facts are that the company
informed It's employees in the regiment
that they were at liberty TO remain as
long as needed, and their pay would not
be stopped by the company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-14

CHICAGO, August 13.-The trade Of the
city in several branches has improved
and the merchants are in better spirits
as the farmers will soon DO able to buy
goods, wagons, &c. Stocks here are in
excellent shape, and ample for the re.
quirements, and will DO marked down az
low "a they well can be to admit Of small
profit.
Real estate remains in n dull and
stupid condition, but holders are not in
the mood Of making concessions in order
TO effect sales, "a the general Impression
prevailing Is that the day is not far dis.
tant when reaction will set in.
Though the number OF failures for
July has been less than those Of January
the mercantile debt is nearly the same,
and exceeds that Of any other month
From present indications, it ia apparent
that many will have great difficulty in
protecting their obligations until the har.
vest money is in hand, and the month Of
August will hardly present an encourag.
ing record.
Local stocks are at a stand.still, and
quotations are altogether nominal, The
movement OF currency TO the grain and
live stock districts since the date Of our
last weekly report has been fair, but the
indications are that orders will steadily
increase.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-14
Worse Thnn His Doses.


The doctors Of Detroit don't take q Joke
as kindly as they might. The other even,
ing n citizen Of Woodward avenue went q
block out OF his way to put his head into
a doctors office and call out.
"Man at the corner Of Woodward ave.
nue. and Elizabet street got n bad fill"
The doctor put on his hat and hastened
to the corner indicated, hoping that he
might not be too late TO save human life
There was no crowd and no excitement
and as the NJ. D. leaned against the lamp.
post 10 catch his breath lie saw a man ait.
ting on the curbstone bathing his foo,
with cold water. The boot which he had
drawn off stood beside him, and the man
was saying:
blast that shoemaker; blast that boot
-ah, yes, blast emp
1t was a bad ct. After two or three
minutes the doctor saw that ii was. What
his thoughts were no one will ever know,
but as boy came near running yeloci.
pede against him he groWled out:
"About ten thousand men In this town
oughtto be taken out and shot"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-14

From the Detroit Free PrCss.
About eleven o'clock yesterday fore.
noon man walked up and down Girls.
void street for few minutes, carefully
Scrutinizng the exterior Of the several
banks, and finally entered one Of them
and deposited SIS. 1t was his very first
dealings with n bank, and his hat sIanted
over a triilc more than usual when he
came out. About aquarter after twelve
finding that he could deposit 50 or So
more and still make his purchases, the
man came down town again. The bank
was closed according to custom, and the
usual sign OF "Bank Shut" hung against
the glass. As the farmer pushed on the
door he saw the sign, and he was only
about ten seconds growing as pale as
death. As he made another attempt to
open the door boy came along and call
ed out:
"You can't get in there-she's shut up"
"rook my $l3 in and then busted n
gasped the depositor, as he backed oifand
looked at the sign.
"She'll open again at 9 o'clock, " said
the boy as he passed along.
~ doubt it'll doubt itW muttered the
man az he wiped otfthe perspiration, "but
I'll wait and see."
lie sat down on the steps, knees weak
and chin trembling, and he did't move an
inch till two o'clock. When the bank
opened he walked in, presented his Ger.
tiiicate Of deposit and said:
"l'll be a thousand times obleeged il
you'll let me draw out my thirteen dol.
lars"
1t was handed out, and the man braced
up simultaneously. Counting the money
over twice, he put the bills in his wallet,
walked out, and as he reached the walk
he said:
"Thats the closest escape l ever had
in my life, and | won't make fool Of
myself againp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-14
The Market for Bellies with FOr-
tunes and the Newport Fortune
H1mn0nHa


From the New York Sun,
Some Of the largest New York fortunes
owned by unmarried ladies, vCritable real
estate and stock bonanzas, are TO be found
among the matrimonial prizes which are
carefully aired in pony carriages twice a
day, morning and evening, on Bellevue
avenue and the Ocean drive. Hard times
up town and poverty on the Fifth ave.
nue. have this year sent an unusual mum.
Der OF our jetlnese dOrec to Newport in
search OF rich wives. Most OF them 20
we'll equipped for the business in hand
"a dog.cart, a saddle horse, u complete
outfit from Poole's or some other fash.
ionable London tailor, being, though
triiling details, absolutely necessary in
any successful attack on Miss Gwendo.
lines millions.
Newport fortune hunters are gentle.
manly young fellows enough; they would
not do dishonorable action or astroke
Of work for the world. They are well
bred, and would not say diScourteous
thing to the woman they married, even
though they hated her. They take their
cold bath every morning, don't drink
moro than they can conveniently carry,
and won't take points at billiards il they
fairly think they can play even. Most
Of them have had various attachments
for this or that woman, but now that they
have done with the fatal passion OF love,
its dangerous perplexities and insincere
romance, they take sound practical
common.sense view ollie.
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supposed Horse Thieves Arrest.
ed-SOmc Of the People Feeling
Had Over the Il. W. d Ky. Vote
Would Like 10 Have Their
Little Investment Back Again.
Picnic Excursions.
WELIsBURd, August 10, 1877,
Editors lniclliSencsr;
Two men with horse apiece, boarded
the lerryboat at Lagrange on Saturday
evening TO cross into West Virginia.
They did cross, and having no money to
pay their ferriage, and being In the pos.
session Of good horses, and themselves Of
rather trampish, thievlsh appearance,
crowned the suspicious Of some Of the
authorities, who arrested them and took
them before Squire Everett, who wisely
examined them separately and apart.
The stories they told did not agree, there
fore they were committed to the castle to
await further Developments. They are
undoubtedly thieves,
Josie McHenry got full Of bad whisky
on Sunday week and had misunder.
standing with his better half, who called
at tho Captains Office on Monday and
swore out two warrants against him, one
for using proiane and abusive language
on tho streets, the other for assaulting,
beating and illtreating her, his said wife.
Josie" was brought up before his Honor,
and as he was an old offender, he was en-.
titled 10 more than ordinary attention
lie was fined $50 and costs for each Of.
ienae, and required to enter into bond &c
DO Of good behavior for one year In the
sum OF $500. His Honor told the
prisoner that II he would leave the
town, and stay away that no would
suspended execution for few hours Ia
allow him plenty Of time TO get ready 10
depart. The proposition was accepted
ind Josie has made himself scarce herea
bouts ever since. A dose Of forty save
one we'll laid on would probably be better
than $40 and costs in most OF these cases
1t Ia to be regretted that Brooke coun
~ refused to give authority TO purchase
the bonds Of the =. W. 4 Ky. railroad
She will find her mistake after It is toe
late. Some are already regretting thai
they voted against it. The line Of the z
W. & KY, railroad has presented lively
appearance the past week. The engi-
neerS are at work.
Mr.. Mcconnell, OF Steubenville, Is run
ming the line, and has reached the vicin'
ity OF Short Creek. Mr.. Smith Is level
ing, and is-near the head Of Beech Bot
We were favored with fine showers o!
rain yesterday morning and evening
which, il poor humanity is to be the
Judge, was much needed. The corn will
be short, il is said, II there is not plenty
Of rain soon. The highways were very
dusty last week.
The light draught steamer, Abnel
O'Neal, seems, 10 experience some diff
Guilty in navigating this portion OF the
Ohio river at this time, as she finds the
bottom Of the river at several places along
her route.
The picnic OF the NJ. f. Sunday School
OF this place, held at Browns Island or
Monday last, as well as that Of the DisCi
pies, Of Bethany, Steubenville and Wells
burg, held on the farm OF Mrs. Hedges, al
Beech Bottom, were both success.
G. i. C.
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for ninety-nlne years and guarantee six
per cent on their capital stock Of 81, OOOp.
Third-That the earnings Of the two
lines should be pooled, and that the Az.
lantic and Pacific should receive twenty
per cent Of the earnings.
OF these three propositions the last
seems TO be the one most favorable for
Western Union, and a. there Ia n general
feeling on all sides that something must
be done, II Ia not unlikely that II will DO
adopted The war which has for some
time been in progress has injured both
sides considerably, and the surplus OF
S357,333 which the Western Union had
at the beginning Of the fight dWindled
down in three months 10 $l3s,6Sl, while
during the same period nothing was ex.
pended Tor construction.
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DIED.

EEILL,-0n Monday morning, August 10, 1871
at O'Clock, Mn. THOMAS MILL, asEl 90 yGarI.
Funeral from her late residence, No. 1855 Chap
line street, on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock,
Friends Of the family are respectfully invited In.
termCnt at PenlnSullr Cemetery.
TIIoMPs0E, -On Sunday, August i2lh, 1871
MAURICE D. TnONPsON, In the 3ith year Of bill
age.
Funeral from the residence Of bis father, o. D.
Thompson, No, IS South Penn street, this (TueS
day. afternoon at tWOO'clOcE. Friends Of the fam
lily arc invited.
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TakIur Grease out OF Carpets,

Sweet oil or almost any grease may be
taken out Of a carpet by putting a table.
spoonful OF ammonia or hartshorn and
two Of best's gall into pint Of warm wa.
ter and sponging the spot with Il very
thoroughly. Then rinse repeatedly with
pure alcohol and wipe with piece oil
wooden cloth till nearly dry. 1.-THE spot
has been Of long standing this may need
to be repeated two OF three times before
the grease Is all removed. We have ney.
er known 1t to fail.-Chri2ian Union.
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The Western Union and A, & r.
Telegraph Companies.

New YORK, August 1S.-ThO telegraph
stocks, though not largely ealtin, contin-
ue to absorb the attention Of SPECTATORS
and brokers. It was noised abroad that
the Atlantic & Pacific people would &C.
cept any Of the three following PROPOSE
tons should they be offered by the West.
ern Union Company:
First-That the Western Union should
buy their property for 100000 Of West.
second-Thst thu Western Union
should have the Atlantic s Pacific lines
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
PROPERTY.

l. PROPERTY.
by virtue Of Decd Of Trust made by Edmund
booking and sRah r. Booking, his wife, 10 the IN.
ders!gned Trustee, dated May 9Th, 1875, AID d
record among the land records Of Ohio county,
west virginia, Ia Deed Of Trust HOOK No, S. Tase
S2S, l will on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of August, Is7',
BEGINNING at 10 O'Clock A. ~, at tile front door Il
Tue Court House Of Ohio county, sell at public
auction NE following described property, thAIsio
say: AL that portion Of sluare numbered twenty
IN inc addition 10 the city Of Wheeling laid out .!
H0ah Zane, and called BellAirG addition raid pot
lion being bounded a. follows: Commcuciue At !
POINT on the north side Of Thirteenth formerly
liampdenl street, at the dlvlilon line bctUcsn To,
property formerly owned by SObltskl Brady 'Hi
Tue property Of George W. johnson, which f1n'
y marked by n line Of brick set on edge lrlNCn
the favetnentS on aid street In front Of Sald pc,
pertiesp and Is distant FROM the northeast corner o.
thirteenth and Eoll streets GastWATdly on lh'i,
leenth one hundred and nlnety-thrcc feet va
seven Inches thence running In n nOTtheriy d,
Iection with baid division line one hundred abl
tWcnty-one feet four and onE.halt inches to poul
90 the back or Bouth boundary line Of A. ". hr.
IyA property, which point Is distant from fth
street In the direction Of tho north boundary I'ug
o. sobieski Braly'S property one hundi'd ara
hinely-0ne feet five and one-iourth inchei lhrh,y
running Weatwardly with the direction Of oI
on the rear Of A. W. Kellys brick Etshlr. Slilgh
mark Is distant from Eoff Ltreet along said Boi'h
boundary line one hundred and thiTty.tuo IU'
hVe and one, fourth lnchet; thence running su'HI
Wardly ono hundred and tWtnty-one feet four aba
one-hali Inches TO 4 point on tho north tide O..
Thirteenth street distant from the northeast cofD'i
Of Thirteenth and EOlr streets one hundred SD
tthiriy.two feet seven inches; and thence rlnhll.
10 an eSSterly direction ulOBg Thirteenth 'li'd
hTty-one iect 10 the place Of beginning, -, .,
Being the tame property conveyed to lJlmuhi
booking by Sohieski Brady and wife by dc'i dalI
November 18th, 1871, recorded In Book %, IaEe'-
Of tho Ohio county land records
Tho u Tie Is believed TO be perfect, bnt VIII or
trust.
TKRNS OF sALE-O One third, or more II the Plf'
chaser 10 elect, cash In hand the Lalln,C IN w
equal inStAllments at ono and two years, Tie lpI
CHASER giving negotiable notes bearing Interest ''1'
met Gay oil 1ale for the deferred payment,
W. H. Caldwell, ITuN"
". J. W. CowDES, Solicitor.
jyl9 j.. c, HKRVRr, AHttioDo'f'
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d., Rleo,d's Essence d Lilo restores manhood
and the Visor Of youth TO the most shattered cor.
stituuon 10 four weeks, from whatever cause ans.
Ing. Failure impossible. Beware Of SdyeTtIssy,
who ontr so-called Free Prescriptions that aFo me-
les, and finally prove ruinouIly expensive. What.
ever has merit must cost iAir price. IS per Gaze
sent By express anywhere. Rols Agent, br. los
giIts supplied. vii
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GENERAL NOTICES

LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA,
District Of West Virginia, Is:
George BaihSan,
Steamboat "Bcttlc Gilbert" "'''nH'n''
WnERKAS, libel has been hled in ths p,,,,,.,
Court Of the United States, for the District al N.Y..
Virginia, on the % day Of August, 4. b, is77 ~
George Bashears Il dlJ., RgRinIt the 1te,niIy
"BCtto 0llbert,n her engines tackle, ouiGi ~,
parel and furniture Nov, therefore, in ps, "
ance Of the monltiOn, under the seal Of aid Con,,
to me, directed and delivered, 10, hereby. ~
public notice 10 all persons claiming The sad ,r,,
boat her engines, tackle outfit, apparel and i9Tgi
turc, or In any manner intefuite1 therein, H.,
they DO and appear balore the aid Dltfict tout,'
10 b held at tho City Of Wheeling, 10 and for ~
DliIiet Of West Virginia, on Wv
TUESDAY, AUGUST 7lst, 1871,
at II o'clock In the forenoon Of that day (provl.,
the same shall 10 day Of Jurisdiction, OlhetWi.a
on tho next day Of Jurisdiction thcrVGiIerS, tlsr
and there 10 lntOTpOSO their claims, and 10 mgts
their allegations on that behalf
GEORGE ". PATTON.
us. MarshAl, Dist, West Va
by d. J, CANrnELL, Deputy.
CRACRAFT 1 BARR,
PROCTOR for LiOellant,
Wheeling, W. Va, August 1, 1871.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


To tho creditors Of Conrad Cots, deceased.
In pursuance off decree Of tho Municipal Court
Of Wheeling, made In q cause therein pending, 10
subject the real estate Of the aid Conrad Cots 10
the payment Of his debts, you are required tOprr.
sent your claims against the aid COnnd COtts to
W. J. W. CoWdOn, Commissioner, al his office In
Wheeling, West Virginia, on or before August 18th,
1877.
Wltnea,, Thomas NJ. Darrah, Clerk Of Lald Court,
THOMAS NJ. DARRAH,
jyA Clerk oftaid Court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-14

DEFINED sUGARs-5OO BARRELS
~ Crushed, Powdered, Granulated, Coffee and
yellow In store and for sao at lowest market rateS
N. REILLY, 1859 and 1911 Main st,
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NEW ACCOMPLISHMENTS
FCEMARiErTAANDPARxERs.' ~ =
Z BURG sllnrtt4
m nlntn a IIAInllln naann b

Tho Steamer C. W, HoRNBEooK and Barge,
B.F. GOODWIN, Matter, ..,c. W, HoRNRooE, Cl'k,
/ WIN leave for the above THIS DAY, Augutt iIth,
al lOt O'Clock A. n. For piTtloulaf5 iuqulre Of
huti C. IT, MYTH 4 MN AUonta