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DIsCoLoRED TEETH rendered beasiifuiiy wEi's
by the use OF MEADE Z BAKERS SAPoNiSE DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents box.
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CHRISTIAN & WHITES "PArEST" MINNIE
sofa FLOUR viii make mor" prettier. and s"ee'es
bread than anv four sold In this market.
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VI. ELLYSoN & CO.. scveriisn2 agents. Ir-sr: ae-
yertisements in AL Of The newspapers o: the tni;s
Str al publishers rates. Orders let q, tie Dts
patch couuttuS-rcom will receive pIec-vt atteu-
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!SuaduyStd6o! -iecting. A meeting OF
the officers. teachers, scholars, and irienGs
of the Meade Memorial Sabhath-school was
held Yesterday evening 1T 5 O'Clock. Rev.
i.r. >tringteilow delivered an address ap-
nroprilIe 10 tie occasion. The exercises
we're in:erspersed with singing and prayer.
These meetings will be repeated on each
Friday evcning st ) o'clock until iurther
rOricp
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OFF FOR WAsH!xGToE.-To-n the >pe-
cial eXcursion-train on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad will leave the depot in this
city at 1880 O'Clock, arriving in time to con-
meet with trains going north. The tickets
| vii; be good for five days, to return by any
train. Special cars vii! be provided for
coiored persons.
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THE srANDARD.-The first issue OF Mr. G.
Watson James's new weekly paper, the
STANDARD, appears to-day.
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Our "E SELECT" wusREY. for family and
medicinal use. is unequaiied for the price.
". y. BLA;R ( CO.,
Qo3 Main
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FOR OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayed Teeth
and diseased gums. use MEADE & BAKERS CAR
BoE,c Mouru-WAsa. gifty cents bottle.
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MISS mARElET E&EMoSpn ASS: Teachers
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: A. NJ, 60 !;
8 4. NJ, IS; noon. S5; 8 p. NJ, Sc; Z.
81. so: midnight, y.
Mean temperature, 1Si.
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rURE CIDER VINEGAR !:hrec years o't) ard
SPICES. fresh, II endless variety II
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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tTor the Dispatch.I
An Appeal.

An Appear.
To the Catholics Of Richmond: Our.
icIow-citizen in several OF the southern
States are passing through @n ordeal OF SUI
fering rarely before equaIlcd. That dread
scor,rce the ycliow-fcyer i: among them,
and death Is reapin@ 4 rich harvest. in
their dire extremity they call upon their
more favored brethren in other States ior
help. They need food. clothing, medicines.
and other ncceSSaries to alleviate the SuHer-
ings Of the stricken thousands. All ac-
counts from the injected districts show that
the situation Is appalling in the extreme.
viii you, ieliow-C Catholics, lei this rlteous
appeal remain unanswered, or only partIaiiy
heeded2 No. 1t Is to be hoped your re-
sronse will lie prompt and substantial. The
honored head OF our diocese. Right Rev.
Bishop keane, has called on you to hearken
to this prayer from 4 distressed people, ana
on Sunday next (the Sth instanD VII! aIlord
YOU an opportunity OF giving practical eEl-
dence OF your feelings. Let your conlribu-
tlons at all the masses in all the churches on
that day be un>tlntcd. Go prepared, and
let your generous sympathy show itself by
liberal donations. Remember that she
that eiveth to the poor lendeth TO the
Lord" and that ga cup Of co'd water
given in His name" will be rewarded in
uis heavenly kingdom. We know not how
soon we may need similar aid ourselves.
Let us, therefore. give cheerfully, for 1.-THE
Lord Ioveth cheerful giver."
CAgITAs.
Richmond, Septembc 6, 1873.
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IScIpTEyT TARTAR AND scURF removed by
MEADE BAaEa's sApoSssE DE.sTfTsIcE.
Fifty cents box.
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For ELcZRATED MOUTH. the heaiin= properties
of MEADE Z BAKERS CAIBoLfc MoUTg-YAsH
are unexceiled. Flfty cents bottle
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sATUROAY.......s SEPTEMBER !. 1878.
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, colder, clear or partly
cloudy weather. winds mostly northeasterly,
stationary or rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, colder,
partly cloudy weather, followed BY increa-
sing cloudiness, increasing northeasterly
winds, rising followed by stationary or fall
ing barometer.
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Pers0nni-Stephcn E.. Dyer. WorShirful
Master OF Manchester Ledge, r. \. NJ. las
returned icom visit 10 his old home, in
Maine.
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DrrF GORDON snERRY-new importa.ion-6if-
fercnt grade. w. %. BLAIR z CO..
9G3 Maif, street.
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FoR ALL DISEASES OF THE TEETH ASp GCds
use MEADE i BAKERS CAgBoLic MOUTH
WASH. Fii.y cents ! bottle.
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Fos BLEEDING GUNS, use MEADE & BAKERS
CAlBoLIc MouTH-WAsI. F1fry cents bottle.
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.Nnyor's Court.-Mayor Clark had seye-
raj parties before him for lighting ye>ter-
dav. The ease was dismissed on the pay
mnut OF costs.
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ALL GRADES OF CIGARS manufactured by
W. d. BLAIR 6 Co.,
9O3 Main street.
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THE APPROACHING FAIR.

FOR THE EIGHTEENTH
ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF THE STATE AG-
RICULTURAL soCIETY-IMPRovEaEN
AT THE GRoUNps-PLANs AND PROS
PECTs FOR THE FUTURE-AMUsEMEST
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DEFRESHMEST PRIVILEGES AT
THE STATE FAIR.

p,onossfs will be received unfit the 21TI IN,
S'rAN for the REFRESIMENT PRlf!LEor-o
OF the nfxr State Fair, as foifors;
I. For Liquors, Cigars. and Raw Oysters,
g. FOR Candies, Cakes, Fruits, Creams. ana Isus-
onade:
s. For DtaipS- Room, irclniinG Tessr's,
senarats cIsss, w. G. KNIGHT.
"a al S<cresary.
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list OF aETEERS.
LADIES' LIST.

T IST or LETTERS REMAINING ~
1.-the POST-ofFfCE AT RICHMOND, SEP
TrMEGR J, 1878
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ments, &c. The secretary is to compile and

ments, &c. The secretary is to compile and
arrange for each issue 4 portion OF the years !
transa ctions, so as to embrace the whole in
twelve issues. It is believed that in the
course OF 4 brief period OF time the subscrip-
tiou-list will run up to 1000, and that the
revenue from the advertisements as well as
from subscribers will not only pay all OF the
expenses incident to the publication, but
will yield quite 4 handsome sum TO the trea-
sury OF the committee. At the fall meeting
to be held after the Fair the subject will pro-
baby be taken up and disposed OF.
It has also been suggested to make the
publication annually, but for Macy reasons
the plan Eow proposed By Colonel Knight
is believed to be the best.
REPA1gS-BEAC1IFTrNG.
The Local Committee, at q recent meeting
OF the Executive Commlttee. made full
and complete report Of the result OF their
inspection OF the enclosure, buildings. and
grounds, together with certain suggestions
or recommendations, among them the re-
pair OF the cattle-sheds from the grand
stand to the southwest corner. These re-
pairs are now progressing satisfactorily.
Other repairs to the holse-shed, poultry
coops, &C., are also being made-old ones
taken down and new ones substituted. Il.
has also been suggested that the secretary
should reside on the grounds, to look after,
protect, and beautify them. In this con-
nection the committee recommended the
planting OF trees around the track
on the outside and forced by pro-
per culture; the laying out Of the
lawn between the main pavilion and ladies'
ception-rooms, the brick Offices and pre-
sident's office, in gravel roads and walks.
and ornamerted with shrubbery and flower
plats. This last recommendation will be
carried out as speedily as possible. and will
add Immensely to the appearance of the
grounds, and be most welcome sight 10
the eve OF tile visitor as he ente1s the
grounds from the railroad size. The con-
structon OF greenhouse between the pre-
sident's house and the ladies' reception
rooms, and other improvements OF this
character, are in the line suggested by Col
onel Knight and the Local Committee.
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EXCURSIONS
---I------------~---~~-~---@
TO WEST POINT.

There will be- excursion to West Poin, on
MONDAY. September 9th. part or the prgceeis nt
which vii, ba contributed 10 the ,elO" fever sf!f-
rrers i'll III" South. ~ this l. object deserving
our sympathy. trust That all who CAP WA Iivor
rs with ih-tr pairouaga. and while sp niiuy 'ay
of r. 70, mcnt seldom ufnrci n the same 'nc have
the sai> ticrion OF knowing that We nnv" he'Gef a
worthy can>t. JAMES ~ -.
MRS. l.. \. LUSG,
l.. u. LEE.
p.-1t> Managers
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The Co.niy Conrt.-The County Court OF
Chesterfield will confluence its Sci tcmber
term next Monday.
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LEVY BROTHERS.

GLESwcop Wu!sXEY, made in 1873.
W. d. BLAIR & Co,
500 Main street.
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COMPETITIVE DRILL.
COMPETITIVE DRILL.
PREMIUMS 5000.

A COMPETITIVE DRILL bv he "i!'e !n!LtrV
cc,n T,n, nf the STATE WI! take plac- ;- falr-
Cr.n,,.is of the State Agricultural s'c:-fy on the
third ,.ay Of rhe mex Fair The following p-e'GiGIt;s
Wi, b.. awarded: 1900 tn the bcs.-drTc COMPANY,
1000 10 the second beet. sl0u tn the thlGt 6-'.
The awards VIII b. made 6v coi1miiie. % ofcs9
in the active ser,jcr "f The United stai'r arri'.
TT on Ine next day " dreuird prac;icG ~ by >''s
COMPANIES For ,pssi.l Information, appy % Jap
tain JO. LANE STERN, Adiu:aat Fret kl:Sinia
regiment Richm0n.:. Va. ". G ESi1HI.
Secretary yirxinia State Agrieuituri >9:'s.r
AUGUST 80. ls7s. ah 80.
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EFT CETERA.

The entrv-books for the Fair are noH
open, and will he closed on the 22d OF De-
tober. one week before the exhibition.
Until the 20th instant proposals arc to be
received for the refreshment privileges for
the Fair.
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FAMILY GROCERIES. TEAS FoREres AND Do
nEs7ic LIQUORS Of ali grades.
w. d. BIaIs { Co.,
g83 5Iaia street.
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TRY CHRISTIAN { WHITES CALIFoRSI
PORT. II Is elegant. At IL. so per gallon.
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THE sOCIETY'S PAPER.

Sometime ago the Executive Committee
OF the Society adopted resolution looking
to the publication Of their proceedings in
some permanent form. AS yet no arrange
ments have been made for this publication
but Colonel Knight, approaching the spirit
of the resolution, has prepared very in
teresting report to be made to the commit
tee, which, if adopted. will probably result
in the speedy appearance OF very eredita-
ble and self sustaining agricultural month
Iy, to be edited and published under the
auspices Of the Society. The volume, as pro-
posed, will contain forty-eight pages. Ihe
tirst form (sixteen pages) shall be devoted
to the Society's transactions; the second
form to general agricultural matter, selected
and communicated, and the third form to ad-
Yertisements Of hye stock, agricultural imple-
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STATE FAIR.

STATE FAIR.
Tn. rSrRy-ronKs are now open. and Win be-
closed on 22D OCTOBER. one wern L-:n.s tue
Esir W. c. KNIGHT,
"a q a,f,wowSawow SECRETARY.
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C1RiSD MOONLIGHT EX f.S-lIt=,

CRhED MOONLIGHT EN <aS-lslsr
~ CUH>IcS
FOR the BENEFIT OF THE
OFFICERS OF i tIE STEAMER AE!Ei.. -
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER IL, At ':3V L. u.
I'll. Virginia Steamboat Company avn Rclt-
ru,~lv rendered the STEAMER Ariel irr" y" u.
undersigned officers OF iiI@ boa, tor 4 MrpNLh'!li
ESCIR RSlGN. VIC be. 10 ln.0rin our frien : ni2 tc
puhlic z n. ally tnat We have -rl,c'ej "GDNtr-
DAY. September III. at 1880 L. ~. HEd h'l: 10
receive A lir:r number OH board The Ariel VIII 20
:lroJg ait,i around Duici! Gap. and return !" ;hc
ciiy by IL ocl0cS. .,,
The ladi,.- are particularly invited. a.d VIII he
specially cared Tor. f., fr,>hmen.> Al J." prices,
but no intoxicating liquors viii be a!.cveG. We
y!ar:,n;ce p".sanf trip 10 AL
I.C. Gi%FORD. Captain:
,i. ". TAYLOR. PnrsrT:
JOHN HAYDEN. EupiLtg-:
;. G. DETO. Male:
t.Ectr. S'can!er ArrI.
Tickets SOC. each; to re had at ". Z. E'.ir x
co.'s. Carriers, ana on s'ram'r. :" CO.
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PARENTS, PARENTS. PARENTS,
" LeSire 20 cali you: a;tcu ion to our Large aul
w.!!-stec:Ct stock OF
BOYS A;o CuILpaES'S CLOTHING,
wlicb IS
THOROUGHLY >ERrEk,
WELL. MADE.
ARTIsTICALLY CUT. and
WELL. TsIIMED.
\. SAKS /: Co.
1913 Main street.
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pIcHNoSD FEMALE INSTITUTE.

Az
Under tie control Of the Board Cd Trustees the
sns,,uie viii b ceaaucted by the following
FACULTY:
MSS JOsEPHISE EATOS tPrincipai;. Latin. Greek,
Mathsnat.cs- AND Moral PhiiosoSas.
MIS- SALLfE HAMMER associate py.ncipEI, His
tory, Literature, ES gish aud Con- position.
Professor {. h. WiSSpeS, II. a.. Natural Sciences.
aiisss.ILY BUDwELL. .syench aud German.
Sfiss.strs 4 HAMMER. Preparatory Department.
Miss ELIZA CRosTHyAfTE (Goyernessl. EpftS sh
branches and Caissth enscs.
M-t1e NELLIE DuSTIsAs, Music.
Mis- kLLk LEFTwIcH. Art Department.
Mr. snd MIS-. L. X. HOLLAND, Home Department.
The aegI tession will 5eain !ks 23p Of SEPYEM-
Der. saa GisSe the 23d OF Juns. 1917.
TUITION II
Preparatory School. 70 e43
Hasie SchooI & fnsI ru ufueutai| ........... SO.
Sfssic Scbooi Veal .li....,... 90
S:nooi OF ....'.....s. - - az
Eaarf. including everything except 100
TSShIng.... -...--.....',..s'' SS
Cali~heairs free Of charge.
Daa: :atcrs cf min.stsrs are charged han fa~e' Aof
tuition.
Reduciioa is made TO patron sending two on
more pupils.
For circular. containing fuller Information, ad>
dress l.. X. HOLLAND, Richmond. va. ,rrr.
President oe the Board Of Trustee
aa l5.eodtsel3 3atdtSe23
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EDUCATIONAL.

rrr EXAMINATION OF APPLICANTS FGR
,ovrSsIoS INTO THE RICHMOND HIGH-
s,,t,oI. WILL BE HELD ON
TUESDAY, SEP;EMeE 10TH,
,,-,c,,. =. Q A. NJ. IN the High-Schao. bui'd-'
ins, sos Marshall street.
rrpth promoted from the First Grammar grade
;, ,ne aual examination In June viii not DC re-
>,,,,,cs 70 stand ;he examination.
,,,,c,n.s 70. admission 20 the First Grammar
ID, vii, sand au examination 20 b. held 1t the
,t,no and Mace. j. Fl. PEAY, JR.,
esoa. Superintendent Schools.
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Schooner Nelha. Schooner B. +. Brggs, Schoouer
W. ". FORBES. Postmaster.
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TIE ViLLiERS INSTITUTE.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
W. sl2 NORTH TWELFTH STREET BETWEEN
BROAD AND MARSHALL STREETS,
RICHMOND. VA.

,,p anr MES nr EIU.LTEeS.........,. trHcipaIS.
uaIc princ!ral- of hrsmcnG Institute,
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The patrons o; the inSifution ere respectfully re-
III IN cd that the new scholastic wear begiEs OH tie
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
fan 6-Tu.Th,SS : ! III S2t tawtOc1I
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MINOR IMPROVEMENTS.

Next year the old stalls on the southwest
OF the grand-stand will be removed and
new and permanent stalls and stables sub
Stituted. \ new shed has just been erected
between the machinery-hal and the art
gallery, which will be used for the eXh;bi-
ton OF carriages. light vehicles, and nli-
chinery requiring shelter. The old eye
sore, the carriage-house and she'd on the
west side of the pavilion, has been removed.
and the stalls heretofore used for officers
horses will also be taken down before the
Fair, and that portion OF the lawn cleared
up and put in neat order. This will be 4
great Improvement.
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pOT> pANTALODNS.

BOTs' pANrALOoSS.
BOYS PASrALOO&s.
EoY>' iA::r.LoOSS.
LARGE STOCK. Low PRICES.
\. >AKS & CO..
C.o..,i"r3 tn Il! nc Boys.
1913 Man st-tcr.
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TRApE-OOLLARS
WILL BE TAKEN FOR
ONE HUNDRED CENTS,
In exchange for
DRY GOODS. FANCY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
WIyDOw-SHADES,
CURTAINS.
CARPETS, OiL-CLorHs, &C,
ae
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THE ONLY THROUGH EXCURSION


Tickets soc. each: 10 ac had nc W. L. E.ir Y
co.. nrhnr'S. anN on s.rlln.r. - go
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EoOTs. SHOES. &c.

BOOTS. SHOES. txc.
EHREAT SACRIFICE IN BOOTSe @a
NJ AND SH0EE-HayiEg quantity ofEAN{
fne goods left oSer from my sale or the 6th,s AS
TLEMEN,S FINE W EAR, 1 shall offer them TO the
pubic for ths next fifteen days at auction prices.
Consumers Will nd is 10 their interest 10 call Mt No.
sc Tit HI ~ j. GOLDEN.
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MASCH EsTf r AND VICINITY.

Richmond, September 6, 1873.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-16

ITCHING PnEs.-The symptoms are
moisture, like Precipitation, intense Itch.
ing, increased by scratching, very distress.
Ing, particularly at night as II pin worms
were crawling In and about the rectum,
the private parts are sometimes affected;
II allowed 10 continue, very serious results
may follow. DR.. Swayne's All Healing
Ointmentis pleasant sure cure. ~ :
HoMR CuREs.-We were great sufferers
from Itching Piles, the symptoms were a
above described, the use Of swayne's 0int.
ment In short time made perfect cure.
J.W. CHRIST, Boot and Shoe House, 344
j: 6. WEyMAs, Halter. So. Eighth ST.,
Philadelphia.
Reader, II you are suffering from this
distressing Complaint or letter, Itch, scald
Head, Ring Worm, Barbers' Itch, any
Crusty, scaIy, Skin Eruption, use swaynefs
Ointment and be cured. Sent by mail 70
any address on receipt Of price, lin cur.
rency or postage stamps), 80 cents boz,
three boxes 81 25. Address Letters, DR..
Swayne d Son, $50 N. Sixth street, Phila.
delphla. No charge for advice. Sold by
leading druggists. Logan, List d Co.
eedAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-16

AN adjourned session Of the City Coun.
Gil will be held this evening. DIS.
The Clerk OF the County Court yester.
day Issued two marriage licenses.
THE Crescent Fishing Club goes down
the river to-day, to be absent several
weeks.
WARN weather again. The thermome.
ter climbed up to Ole in the shade yes.
terdsy.
THERE will be no night schools here.
after. See proceedings Of the Board oil
Education. y...
THE May Fisk Blondes are billed for
a display in Washington Hall on next
Monday evening.
The Golf Guards will celebrate their
first anniversary with grand banquet at
Washington Hall tonight.
JUSTICE Nix yesterday Issued a war.
rant for "Bubp speidel, on 4 charge Of az.
saulting Sam. Herman. rr
A LETTER addressed 10 Miss Emma
Morgan, ], 002 Olive street, Philadelphia,
Ia held for postage in this city.
HANNAH Fl1zsIMNoNs was arrested
yesterday by Officer Graham and locked
up TO answer charge Of disorderly con.
duct.
THE Feast Of the Assumption Of the
Blessed Virgin was observed with special
session In the Catholic Churches Of this
city yesterday.
A SURPRISE party was held at there's.
idence Of Mr., Henry Biebersou, last
evening. VAas' band serenAded Mr..
Bieberson during the evening. d
The Sabbath School Of 81. Matthew
Church held a picnic yesterday at Ma.
hans Grove, on the P. W. d Ky. Road.
A very pleasant time was enjoyed by all.
SUPP. JOHN CUMMINGS gives notice to
water consumers that the basin will be
cleaned to morrow. Housekeepers should
lay in supply Of the fluid this evening.
CocKAYsE's full band will accompany
the excursionists TO the boat race on the
large model barges tomorrow afternoon.
Dancing will be kept up going and com.
Ing, 's
MEssRs. BRrrr 4 Barr yesterday sold
three shares Of Exchange Bank stock At
$l0S per- share, par value 500, and one
frat mortgage bond Of the EtnA Mill for
S492, par value $500.
The conservation Of Right Rev. John
]. Keaue as Bishop will take place In
Richmond next Sunday. Bishop Kane,
Of the Wheeling diocese, will be one OF
the attending Bishops. -
BETs on the Weisgerber.F elsing boat
race are About even, neither side giving
or asking odds. There Is considerable
betting on the rsce, but II 10 very quietly
done. We heard Of one even 500 wager
yesterday.
TIE G. A. G. Of the Phi Kappa Ps,
fraternity will be held at Indianapolis
commencing on the 2lSt inst. Arrange
ments for reduced rates on the railroads
have been made. Delegates Willifeport
at the Grand Hotel. 81.
STREET COMMISSIONER WHYTE has 3
number Of teams at work filling the
pond at the head Of New jersey and
North Front streets, BY order Of the
Health 0Eicer. The pond has been =
nuisance In the peighborhood for over 3
year. ~
YESTERDAY morning, while DR.. HALEY
Mccoy WaS driving in the vicinity Of sd
and Market streets, his horse ran of,
smashing up the buggy and breaking the
harness. The horse was slightly hurt, but
DR.. Mccoy escaped without injury.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-16
River news.

River four feet eight inches and fall.
Che oEsal dsparlsdIor Pittsburgh at
The Science left for PArkersburg at
10i o'clock. =,
The local packets made their usual
trips. i,
The Florence Myer, from Cincinnati
for Pittsburgh, passed up at 1O3 p. u.
The Mallie Ragon will be the Parkers'
burg packet to-day at 10 ! o'clock.
The Hudson, from Cincinnati, will DO
due ut noon. a., - -
The Telephone, from Pittsburgh TO
Cincinnati, will pass down to night.
...,-,. lBy Tslsgraph.I
PrTnDuRsH, August 16.-River 2 feet
8 inches, and falling. Weather fair and
warm.
CAIRO, August 15.-River 10 feet Z
inches, and falling. Weather cloudy
EvAssviLLE, August Is. Weather
warm. - Thermometer So. Up-Ar.
kansas Belle, Smith, Sunbeam, johnson:
Down-Arksnsas Belle, Grey Eagle, John
g. Brsndsford.
LOUISVILLE, August 15.-Westher
cloudy and. warm Departed-Yint
shinkle, Memphis; Silyerthorn, Cairo.
River falling and stands 3 feet inches
on the canal.
ST.. LOUIE, August 15.-River Is feet Q
inches. Arrived-Grand Lake and bargesi
War Eagle, Miller and Dugan. Departed
Maud and War Eagle. Weather cloudy
and warm. '' ''n 800 -
CINCINNATI, August l5.-Riyer rising
Departed - stockdale. Weather warm
and clear.