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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-29
HELENA PAnTY aAFr.

hAbhnA fAhII bAEE,
HELENA, MoNr., August 2s.-A special
from Boseman, Mont, says PlieSter has
arrived and says the Helena party 4
safe, except Keeneck and another, still
missing. Joe Roberts, Deitrick, Dunan
and Wilkie are all right All may come
In.
JosEPn's BRETHREN AMONG THE HORSES,
SALT LAKE, August 2s.-The Indians
reported by Lieutenant Schoaeld, as hay
ing gone back under Joseph 10 fight How.
ard, were stealing horses. They came
within twenty-five miles Of Virginia
City on the 26th and drove of 300 horses
in the direction Of GeySer Basin.
HELENA, August 2s.-A Herald special
from Baseman, August %, says that the
Helena party had arrived at Mammoth
Springs at 10 A. N. yesterday except
Kenick and Taller, who are still missing.
Al. Weikert Is wounded in the ShouI.
der slightly, and ]. Stuart In the aide and
ankle, not seriously. The Indians sur
rounded their camp six miles above Mud
Volcano and took them completely by
surprise. They did not follow The men
after they Hed. Keuick was last seen
running close 10 the timber. Mrs.
Cowan's husband was shot in her arms,
He is the one Of the RadersburR party
known to have been killed. The rest may
have escaped. The Indians were re.
ported on Gardner's river yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-29
BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

TO THE DAILY IYTELLIGENcER
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-29

SALT LAKE, August pa courier ar.
rived at Virginia CITY, Mont, this morn.
ing from HowardS camp, on Perryb
Lake. His force has been there since
the 2Sd waiting for supplies. They were
directed to move after the hostiles this
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stocks.

NoN AURA uOueJ Auu bLOChS.
NEW YORK, August 2S.-MoNEY-2H
al per cent, closing at AZ per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 54a7 per cent. Custom
receipts, $S77, 900. The Assistant Treasurer
dlsbursed $224,000. Clearings 1900, 600.
Sterling; long 4.S?, short 4S5.
GoLD-Opened at l04%, and after rising
70 lO4H, closed atl0lN. Borrowing rates
X, l, 2, ~ and 3per cent and fiat.
SILvER-At London "a 3.l6d. Here, sill.
yer bars are 81 2S, greenbAcks, 81 IS gold.
Coin NaH per cent discount.
GOyKRNNRNTS-StnRd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-29
RECEPTION AND BALL.

Apollo Commandery No. l, Of Chicago,
gave a grand reception ball and concert
tonight at the spacious carpet ware.
rooms Of Sterling & Co, Euclid avenue.
Throughout the evening the entrance to
the rooms was filled with crowd extend.
ing far into the street. The ball room
was densely crowded.
HouselmRn, OF Cincinnati, aud Reed,
Commander, Of Dayton. O., are keeping
open houses for their friends. The bands
are serenading prominent Sir knights al
different hotels. The streets are crowded.
The weather is fine. Sir Knight and Eli.
jah Morton, Adjutant. General, gives the
total number in the line in to-day's pa.
rade as 1923.
Tomorrow at 8 A. NJ. the grand prize
drill takes place, eleven Communicates
competing. The prizes consist Of an ele.
giant banner, n libation service and a set
Of commandery jewels. AT the conclusion
Of the drill the Illinois Battalion, Knights
Templar, will give an exhibition, drill
and dress parade.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-29
BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
A MAGNIFICENT PARADE.
Witnessed by a Quarter of a Mil
lion People.
Fifty four Bands Furnish the
Music.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
A MAGNIFICENT PARADE.
Eight Thousand Swords In Line.

CLEVELAND, o., August 2S.-The grand
parade Of the Knights Templar moved
promptly at $50 o'clock. The display
was simply magnificent. There were
thirteen divisions. The column was
headed by a platoon of police, +. W.
Sir Knight Lafayette Little, Grand Cap.
tain General, and his aids, numbering
about City. Next came GrayS band,
the Cleveland Grays and Cleveland Com.
mandery az general escort. The pro.
CeSSion was one hour and ;hirty minutes
passing given point. There were fifty.
four bands and dozen drum CORPS, Not
less than 5000 swords were in line.
About one hundred and seventy.five
Communicates marched. Some difficult
and beautiful maneuvres were perform.
ed during the march, the most noticeable
being the formation Of marching crosses.
Not less than quarter Of a million peo.
pie witnessed the procession, every
available window and louse.top being
occupied, besides the crowds on either
side Of the streets throughout the line Of
march. The weather was very auspi.
cious,
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Quiet.
STATE BOSDs-Oniet

STATE BoSDs-Quiet.
sToCKs-The market while quiet in the
forenoon was characterized by considera.
BILE fluctuations. In the early dealings
there was an advance Of 4 to X per cent
as compared with the closing figures Of
last evening, but define OF Il to y per
cent afterwards took place. At the frat
board firmer feeling set In. There was
an advance Of 4 to IL per cent, followed
byR decline Of from 4 tolX. In the after.
noon the market was generally heavy and
lower, the decline ranging from y to 9 per
cent, but at the close there was a recovery OF
from u TO y per cent, The Exchange was
filled with rumors, hence the fluctuations.
One operator was now announced as sell.
ing, then another then that the roads were
cutting rates, and again that the whole
matter was an effort TO get a fresh short In.
tersst on the market.
Transactions aggregated 1s7, 900 shares, OF
which 81 90 were n. Y. Central, 5000 Erie,
$1,000 Lake Shore, 1000 Northwestern,
5000 Rock Island, $500 St. Pauls, 10000
Ohio d Mississippi, Il, 800 Wabash, 1880
Delaware, Lackawanna 4 Western, 2S,40O
Michigan Central, $500 Pacific Mail, and
1890 Western Union.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-29
FOREIGN NEWS.
Turks Stacking Their Fire.

MoRNY sruDEs, August 2s.-since
yesterday afternoon and during to-day
the Turks have maintained feeble FIRE
against the deiensCs 10 schipka Pass. The
RuSeiahs maintain all their positions.
The Turks hold the neighboriug heights,
continually relieving each other In fight.
ing. They bring up supplies on beasts Of
burden, and where the roads are impas.
sable for animals they compel the Bul.
garians 10 drag the loads,
The Morning herald., 1877-10-31
InON IN THE Bx1oon.

Probably 10 faet IN mediol a. chemical
scisncs isuots widsly undsrstood Man thas
thsts h Iron N ths blood" A. . fsot n
Il Il no mofs samntAhN than thas thb Auid
holds potassium N sodium, on thaatl,s brain
Is permeassd with phosphoraa Tho popu-
lar curiosity sad interest Regarding iron ~
Il exists In The circulation havs been OK
cited BY ths tsadsn q quaoA remedies,
alleged 70 contain some eoanhiaation of The
element While there b nuoA thss b very
absurd h ths statements populaAy pro
sented, II b imposdbh I. ovszaooh the I'm
portanoe Of tho wsn-beins Of the individual
Of the few grains Of iron found IN the
blood. II the quantity b diminished from
any cause, the whole economy suffers ssri-
ous arrangement We have reason y be-
lieve that when the normal quantity (aboat
100 grains) II reduced ten per cent the
system Is ssnsibly affected, md the health
SUFFERS How sensitive % Ill tie chemical
reactions, going On ,wishin and around is
this compiler machins 70 sal The body'
But Iron, smoas ths mineral constituents
Of tho BODY. docs not stand alone in It's im-
pertana relstionehip. Ths metals exist
combined With othsr bodies q they sre.
looked up In The form 81 salts, which srs
vital 10 tho economy. Thsrs sss five
pounds Of phosphate Of lima. one Of oar
bona.s d lime, three ounces cf hnoride
os calcium, three and hsif ousoes of CON-
mon SALT IN Of which hsvs mpeut tsns Offices
10 an. Net ons of Them nust y allowed
70 TN h quanssty bsaos shs normal stand
I'd. II ~ lime 1aals, a. Sonss sive
xsy; n Suit b xithhsi& ths bsosa suffers,
ind digestion Il iaaYatts& h phosphorus Ks
sparinsly furnished, De nai.A is weakened,
sud the tendency b tovasd Moey.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-31
new nuasnAN LsAnx xisaLusss.

raw RUnshAsD L1ADN AneLEsas.
1hs RusGiai nsahod q aoquiring foreign
languages Il ners nsthodsal than that Of
any other nasioa- II The ArHt plsss >
foreign nuns, usually 1aslisA, Is secured
Tor he baby. The RuaaiAas ~ vezy care.
ful h choosing thiS passoaaSs, bscanss,. q
shs h MT ca ~ ssseant y hrssahs into
The infAnys saasaA ssssnt n plsbsin Ruas,
her speech must be fsss from thoss oollo-
quiaIsms In which lAiliss 1iks GAirsy Camp
ars opt 70 indulge. when ths child sabous
nine yssss old foreign playnaates are sought
for IT. During the GUNNER months the
children Of the English and French residents
in Russia are At premium. II h regular
practice for them - spend their holidays
on the estates Of Russian nobility. Beside
the pleasure with which the trip into the
interior affords them, they mostly return
home laden with presents; and Il boy is
sharp enough 10 bs able to add Little
grammatical instruction 10 bis practice as
''conversationalist, +" he may pick up enough
pocket money to Last the remainder Of the
twelve months. Lastly, tutor or Cover.
ness Is engaged for The child until Il can
coaverse In foreign language - freely and
faultlessly ~ . uativa. Language masters
make nns living IN Rusia. In spite Of
their aumbeu-Enelish teachsrs may be
counted by the undrsds-thsy charge .
aigh price for their instruction, and are
held In great esteem BY The Russiaos
Who often retain shsir services for yssn.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-31
A.loSs MSseas

a.ther tho roses wAilo you ma1,
vor the sKring goss BY with aging lsss
And YOUR childish slss, and your childish ~
Must follow the glowing Aoun - fiess,
n child. with tho laughing syss to-day.
.c.,hsr hfes rosaa willis you nv.
.,.thsr tho roses while ~ NAY.
whose summer Of life hAA jugs hsguA.
r,r Youth Il Only summers Day.
And nowers will fade In tho noondav sun,
with your ffesh young hopsa, ana your heassl
ogGy.
Gather itie's roses vhils you may.
osr,cr the roses while you may.
ov.in your maRhood's golden prime,
r,,r ,ha.osod forth 10 asure decay,
in me ripsned fruit and the purple wine.
u,.,e haste, to tho garden of God to-day.
sa.her ute's roses while you msy.
ta,hey the roses while you NAY.
FOR ths winby wind blows cold and ohin,
The lieht lalls dimly athwart tho gray.
And frost ID creeping o'sr heart and wiA.
Nm. up, ana bs doing. mako no delay.
Gather lifsp roses while you may.
sstner tho roses while ysu mag.
For l,fs II tAe bost y bat span.
with!s willing misd, and heart ~ pray.
With shove 70 God. and iev~ for man,
And esSef hands. for YOUR nfe today
esther Tho roses while you may.
- uT1,asg9i. II H'!-i Il
- S-sA~, .raHna ,vAshlA ~snO ~GV
10 xott fss tAs l6aAtss--woF4 end pm.
Tho hslds Ase viftts soshs rsApsrs hand,
rhs vinsysrds ~ pnrpae esory sand.
brine your hearts 70 tho WORK to-day.
And gather life's foses while yoa may.
--Ars. Il & Wstok.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-31
THIS MACHINE

10 the most simple aud compact; the most
durable and economical; model OF COM
bins.i simplicity, strength and eeauy.
Few and numerous patented attachments
No com piioated machinery to be con.
SANITY getting out of order.
10 eaSy to learn that " Child can run It.
will do I'll kind. Of sewing, from the finest
o tho eoArsest; viii hem, fen. tuck, braid.
cord. xather, embr0ider, &C., uses salf-
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4 eOtte1l. silks snd thr~sd Nak ~ the
s,rong ge%t stitch known the cloth will tear
heiore the ssa1n will rip; uses the thres:d
direct nom t]o spool The machine n
beautifully hnisne0 and highly orna-
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The Morning herald., 1877-10-31
BFRKCre ~ OPIUM.

Ualsw tAken for Dc rslisf uf disease, and
even than adninitsted with tiae greatest
caution, the continued sction OF opium Is a
sensual stinulaus, tends rapidly 10 tho
wasting of youth. health, strength and
beauty. Those who begin its uss At twenty
may szpset 10 die Il thirty years Of ago !;
the oountenanoe becomes paGd; the eyes
assume . Wild bsiehsness, ths memory
fails, The gait tottsrA mental s1 srtion and
moral courage sink, and . triehtthl atrophy
reduces the victim b frightful spectacle,
who has esassd y live bsfoss As has ceased
10 exist Theirs b no slavery % complete
q thaa of the opium-taksr onps hshitu.
sasd Il bis dose = , fsc6t;em stimulant,
everything win b. endured rathe than the
privation, snd tho unhappy bsi4g endu1es
ali the mortaAeatiop of . souscPosns~ Of
his own degraded sAAts, whas rudy 70 ssll
his vito snA children BODY and spal for The
coutinuaoes Of his wrs>nhsd md tz,ndent
dslishs, trazndent iudssd-fos at length the
utmost sssos prodnssd b tsmpprsty sus.
pension of agony, and, finally, % dose Of
the drug WIN semovs OF relieve . state Of
suffering which Il b utterly impossible to
describe. Tho pisasurah's sensations and
imaginative ideas aziEiag st Arst, soon pass
away; thsy bscons fainter and fainter, and
as Last entirely siys place 10 horrid dreams
and appalling piesarss Of death. spectres
of fearful vissge hauqt ths mind tho light
which onos seemed TO smAnats from heaven
Il converted into 10 gloom Il hba-slssp,
bslmy slcsp, las hed fcs svss-hisht suo-
oseds day, only to b. clstahsd with never.
ending horrors, iaosssant keanesA vomit-
iss and, totai' ssaston Of the digestive
slas>ioas sasss, snd dsaAA 4 lsnSth brings
VIA ~ xAnikilA(5Uh d 1As Svspoksal struc.
turs, NE sole rstief 10 ts veeAln b sensual]
nd ssimiab i.ddepk
The Morning herald., 1877-10-31

~ drug tht WI naAss my AstanA h
Europe, !" returned ~ dooAm, ~ pasas-
ant slnilA. Wonderful bark (nos n herbI
- 1A>eisd,) oontainihs quinins, rsdpssd
10 powder, ! certain cure for fever of tAis
climate. I have st last obtained The IN.
dams secret, 70 strictly guarded, thanks to
idaho; for shs would hare cured tie
Countess before I could, Aad I not taken
tho cup from hsr hand" w. an
my faithful Idaho! Doctor, Why have
you kept this secret, and allowed the
poor girl to suffer 80 lopgi"
II could not help it my lady. l was
obliged to experiment with the bark, and
make sure of its healing properties before I
could speak. The girl looks upon death
AZ certain, both for herself and lover, for
they have betrayed tho secret Of her
tribe"
"Neither shall die!" cried The Countess
with energy. IT viii protect them-care
for them so long as the life Idaho has pre-.
served is left to me-"
The ,viceroy could not now gainsay he;
wishes, and in few moments the lovers.
restored to life and freedom, wera kneelinp
at her feet She never lost sight Of their
welfare afterward, but had thar marriage
celebrated in her presence, and attached
them to her household When she returned
to Spain, they went With her, for sheir be-
trayal Of the virtues Of the bark hed made
them exiles from their tribe. The Countess
also took with her quantity ofthe wonder
full Peruvian bark, which acquired such q
celebrity in Europe that il was called after
her, "oinohona,;' name which 4 bears 10
the present day. So Tie ono grateful sot
Of = loving heart has been he means Of
affording relief 70 suffering millions years
after that heart ceased " beet.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-31
Warranted for Five Years.
CAUTION !!

All psrsons are oautioeed not to make,
deal in or use, ally sewing mlchin Ines whioA
a<w with Onr needle And nne the lastic
mtioh, or that have the new patent self-fesd
attashment unlesa the same are purchased
rum Anja COmpsny, Ur theF aye. " ~ IL
eensss, end stamped upon our patent. He
Were 81 worthless limitations and unscrup-
ulOhs pArtieS who have copied our cirsul .rs
advertisements. &s. and buy only the ma
chine man uiaetared BY us.
"ThS wonder Ii how 10 good a machine
be sold at 10 low q aprice'"-IGlobe.
W. have the machine and consider 1t
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hrist1an Index, N. 7.
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male and teEdA1e agents, stOre-keepers, etc.
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Samples Of sewing. descriptive circulars
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The Morning herald., 1877-10-31

Il has been demonstrated that ~ cork
tree can be raised without diAAculty II Los
Angeles, Cal., and ~ ths demand fer eoshs
in bottling wines and brandiss h W.T. esat
on the Pacific coast, the growth and msaa-
ture Of cork il pkeiy socn to BE- bssome u,
important industry there. ''l.,''.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-31
DEATHS FsoM FRIGHT.

Tho arst king os Prussia, Fredesifk i.
was sleeping one day In 40 Armchair, vhsa
bis wife, Louisa Of Meokienbury, who had
fallen into state Of hopeless insanity, hsv-
ing escaped from her teepsrs sacosedsd b
making her WY 10 the private apsztmsnts
and after woundins herself In her efforts to
break through glass door, cast herself
upon hsr husband In state Of furious DE-.
lirium. Tho king, from whom her mainly
had been carefully concealed, was 70 hor-
riAed At the sight Of this woman covered
with blood, and clad @aly In some linen
garments, that he imagined hs saw before
him tho "white lady whose sppafition,
sooordingto an ancient tradition, invariably
aunounced the death Of ) prince Of ths
house Of Bradenburgh. He was at thas IN
slant seized with violent fever Of which
be died in six weeks ssterward, aged hfty-
six. ,s... :
The death Of a Dutch painter, Pensimsn,
in the seventeenth century, was oecasioped
by an extraordinary circumstances. bsfAg
engaged upon picture in which was repre-
sented several deaths heads, skeletons, and
other objects fitted to inspire in III hearts
Of tho beholdsr contempt for ~ snnuse-
ments and vsnities Of the sss, be, h order
to have tho benefit Of studying thsss ob3eets
from nature, was accustomed 10 repair "
an anatomical cabinet which served him
for studio. Ono sultry dsy, whiie "a.
gagged in drawing from the melancholy retics
Of mortality by which he was surrounded, hs
was overcome With drovdness, and After
several fruiNeS efforts 10 continue his work
1t length succumbed 70 The power Of slssp.
Hs had slept but short time when 10 VA
suddenly awakened by an extraordinary and
apparently supernatural movement and
tho skeletons suspended from the oeil-
ing elashing violently together. ssissd
with sudden panic, Pentiman rushed In
terror from the room, cost himself hssdlong
from Tho staircase window, and fell into the
street. On recovering bis SENSES, hs lsarned
that the spectacle which - terrified him
arose from natural causes, having besa o.
casioned BY IN earthquake. But tts shosk
received by bis nervous syUtsm VA - sroa&
that he never rallied, md hs died . fsv
days after.
Tho French marshsl, D. Nonaersval,
"whose whole SOUL" secofdins 70 Sk g.
mon. twas ambition and lucre," without
ever having bssn sbis 10 Distinguish hk
right hand from bis lsft but oonosalins Ais
ignorance with N aadse*y.whsA
favor, fashion and birth psoascsed, w -
su erstitious that enc day 4 = pablo din
ner, salt-oellAr having bssn accidentally
upset IN his hp, he was Ssissd With saoh q
.error at this untoward ocsusrenes tAaa hs
rose from his seat, declaring that hs was :
dead man. In fact NO sooner had hs got
aome when he was attacked BY fever md
lied In tho year 17l6.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-31

The San Francisco Ana sayV. thAs, The
pleasure travel to the Yosemite Valley has
shov, ustls inFsea> b ths lase avs ysass.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-31

O0A WAOh " ~~~J ~~~~~~s
knelt Idaho, her long black trssses floating
upon her shoulders. and her deep, black
eyes sparkling like diamonds from the pale
vermilion of her face. Solitary and alone
she maintained her weary vigil beside the
sufferer. Hsr dehcately-moulded hands
wsrs olasped in prsyerful supplication, ~
sAs saxed teazfully upon her lady's face.
She turned from her sad contemplation and
cast a look at the windows.
1.-THE moon il at its full, " she murmured,
unoonsciously, s Il were, uttering her
thoughts aloud. NOW is the time"
shs rose gently to hex feet, and went
cautiously to the windows gave searching
scrutiny 70 the verands, and then dropped
the heavy folds Of the curtains, shutting
out all vision from the exterior. Her move
ments were as cautious and as stealthy as
the leopard in It's forest lair. Now she
sAsads bssids thS table. the lampAaht shtn-
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-08-15
Protection for Game.

The act of the General Asse mbIy
for the protection of Game passed
at the last session of the Legisla
ture aud approved March %, 1877,
took effect July 1st.
The principal features of the new
law are as folIowsS No partridge
to be killed or captured between Feb
ruary 1, and November /, and the
use of nets and traps for cartridges
is forbidden for two years from this
time; no pheasants or ruf1ed grouse
to be killed between February 1,
and August l; no woodcock from
February 1st to August 1st aud No
Vember 1st. Wild waterfowl to be
unmolested from April 1st to Sep
TENDER 1st, except the summer duck
and the Sora. Wild fowls are not to
be killed except with a gun that can
be raised at arms length and fred
from the shoulder without rest.
Wild turkeys are not to be killed
between February LIST and October
18th. Traps are forbidden at all
times.
It will not be lawful to kill or cap
ture deer within the State, between
the 18th of December and the 18th
of August of the succeeding year.
Offenders against this act, on con-
viction, will be fined SO for each
offense and imprisoned until the fine
is paid, but not exceeding 80 days.
The possession of prohibited bird
or deer within the prohibited time
will be held prima facia evidence of
violation of law, and subject the
person in possession to it's penal
ties.
The act will be given in charge to
the grand jury at every term Of the
court at which a regular grand jury
may be empannelled, and it will be
the duty of the sheriff to prosecute
offenders promptly and vigorously, |
and a wilful failure to do so will be
punished upon sufficient evidence
before the County Judge by a fine
of from ten to twenty dollars.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-08-15
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GREATLY REDUCED RATES!
Ck0se Connection made at all Points.

There are 40 Routes Equal 10 These az
CHEAPNESS, ELEGANT FARE
AND SPLENDID SCENERY
Fare from BRISTOL, Tenn. to RICH
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BURG, Ya........'.-. -. ....-...-... lai5
Fare from BRISTOL, Tenn, via Norfolk to
BALTIMORE, (neals and state
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Fare from BRISTOL, Tenn, via Norfolk 10
PHILADELPHIA, via Baltimore meals
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Fare from BRIST Toll, Tenn, via Norfolk to
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(neals and state room on steamer includ-
ed ............. .......-..... S 20 90
Fare from BRISTOL, Tenn, via Norfolk,
Baltimore, and thence all railroad, via
Philadelphia, to NEW YORK, (mfala aud
state room steamer includecl) s.s.....$ ~ 90
Fare from BRISTOL, Tenn via Norfolk to
BALTIMORE and return, meals and state
room on steamer included) ......-...+...$ 81 90
Fare from BRISTOL, Tenn, via Norfolk to
NEW YORK and return (nleais and state
room on steamer includedl 81. $50