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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-01

Miss MARY ANDERSON Of the most
brilliant audiences OF the season was at
the Opera House last night. Every seat
in the house was occupied, and there was
quite a fringe OF auditors around the lob
BY. The play was Shakespere's "Romeo
and Juliet" the sweetest love idyl ever
produced, with Miss Anderson as the hope
aud Joy Of the house OF 9apulet.
It would be almost matter OF impossi-
bility for a lady as young and beautiful US
Miss Anderson, 10 walk through this part
without pleasing. Miss Anderson did a
great deal moro than that, Throughout
all tho earlier scenes OF the sublime love
tragedy she acted with a freedom from affGC-
tation and unpleasant mannerisms which
woHld have been surprising and unus-
ual had she beet an older and more
experienced artist, but was phenomenal
in one 20 young in years, and compare
lively new to tho stage, US is this lady. In
the first three acts Of tho tragedy Miss An
lerson portrayed the ecstatip 10y INCIDENT
TO Julids first love, her petulant impa-
tience, and then, anon, the foolish misgiv-
ings Of her heart, witt, girlish simplicity
and an entire absence OF apparent effort,
which was rs impressive as It was exGep-
tional. In the tragic portions OF tho play,
and particularly in the fourth act, she
gave surprising burst OF power.
and many Of her effects were thrilling,
In short, she was, in great measure,
the tender, humane, restless Juliet
whom Shakespeare drew not mere
ly from Imagination, but, above
all, from reality. The note OF passion was
wanting in her register, hut there was un-
doubtedly great deal Of feeling In her
acting. She put her own nature in the
part, and the effect was pleasing and con.
sistent. The whole character stood out us
genuine and beautiful embodiment,
both In action and in appearance.
The support was not what it should have
been by any uieans. This may be in
part accounted for by the ABSENCE OF Mr.
John W. Norton, who usually lills the
part Of Romeo. Mr.. Norton was called
away from the company ut CinCin.
natl by telegram announcing that
hiE Opera House at st. Louis
had boon damaged by fire. The
company came here expecting TO car.
ry out the programme originally
announced, and plRy "Ingomar" on Fri.
day evening and "Evadne" this evening.
Accordingly they had but. time for one re.
hearsa! In Romeo and Juliet" with Mr..
Frank Evans ga Romeo, before appearing
before the audience las night.
Miss Anderson will appear tonight as
Fdih6ia In "Ingomar." IS every seat in
the house has been taken, II Uroglel house
is assured.
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WHEELING Daddy TEIGfNcER SATURDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 1919


Present: Messrs. Boring, BntterHeld, Girls.
well, Hughes McAdatns, Bolster, scham.
bra, Schultz, Simpson and Zoeckler.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read and being approved were signed by
the Mayor and Clerk.
Legislative, Messrs. Battlefield, Hughes
and sehambra; Gas Works, Messrs. Ora.
craft, Hughes and Schultz, were appoint.
ed on the special committees provided fol
at the last session.
The bond Of Joseph Fonythe was re-.
celyed, approved and filed.
The report OF the Committee on Salaries
was received from the Second Branch.
On the Collectors salary Mr.. NIcAdams
moved 10 amend by making It two per
cent instead Of one and three.auarters
per cent, which motion upon rising vote
was adopted.
On the salary Of the Keeper Of the Lock.
up, Mr.. Boring moved to make II sixty.hve
Instead Of sixty dollars, which motion on
rising vote was lost, and the action OF the
Second Branch was Concurred In.
The salary Of City sexton-Mr. Boring's
motion to change II to $500 instead OF $3.50
was on rising vote lost and action OF Sec
ond Branch c0ncurred In.
Salary OF City ReCeiver-Co Consideration
postponed until regular meeting Of Coun.
Clerk Of First Branch-A motion tc
strike out three hundred and insert foul
hundred dollars was adopted.
The First Branch having been notified
that the Second Branch was ready to &C
into joint session for the election OF city
officers retired to the chamber OF the lattcl
body. ..I.
The First Branch having returned to III
chamber, and the roll being called and {
quorum found present, on motion OF Mr.
Buttertield, this branch adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-01

LIVER IS KNo,-The Liver Is the imperial
organ Of the whole human system, Us Il con.
trols The life, health and happiness Of man,
When y u disturbed In Its proper action, all
digestion Of food, tie movements Of The heart
and blood, the action Of the brain and nervous
system, are all Immediately connected with
the workings OF the Liver. II has been sue.
cessfully proved that Green's August Flower
Is unequaled In curingall persons afflicted with
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and all the nu'
metous symptoms that result from an un.
healthy condition Of the Liver and Stomach
Sample bottles to try, 10 cents, Positively sold
In all towns on the Western Continent. Three
doses will prove that It Is Just what you want
TTRkW
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Stitching PlIes,s

Symptoms Of which are moisture, like per
Spitation, intense itching, particularly wheI
undressing, or after getting warm In bed, IN
creased BY scratching, might think pin worm
were crawling In and about the re0tum, often
times shows Itself around the private parts
A pleasant and safe cure In every case 4
"sWayne'g Ointment Ifallowed 70 continue
very serious results may follow.
TWAS A GREAT suFTRRER IRON ITCHING FILES
symptoms were, moisture, intense itching
particularly ut night, increased BY scratching
soreness, etc. "swayne's Ointment made
perfect cure. ]. W. CHRisr, 34i North Sec
ond street, Philadelphia.
Reader, II you are suffering from this dis
tFessing complaint, or letter, any crl,sty
scaly Skin Disease, use "swayne's Ointment
and DO cured.
Sent by mail to any address, on receipt o.
price, 30 cents box, or three for 81 %, By DR.
swayne & Son. $50 North Sixth street, phlla
.delPhia Sold by all leading druggists,
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OpposlTtoX To THE STREET PAVING Bill.
The following petition is in circulation
IN the Fourth Ward
"7o Me Honorable, he Ssnale and House o.
Delegates Of he State Of Hest Ifryinia:
"The undersigned, citizens and taxpayers
Of the Fourth Ward of the city Of Wheel,
ing, respectfully and earnestly ask that
your body will fejoot tho bill now pend
ing TO pave the streets Of tho city, and
build sewers In same at the expense OF the
adjacent lot owners.
1.-THE lot owners on unpaved streets fol
forty years or more have been paying
taxes used from time to time to pave the
severed,
1--WE protest against the property hold.
ers Of such improved portion escaping tax
alton to pave and sewer that part OF the
city yet unpaved and without sewers
Taxation for sewers and paving under oui
circumstances should be uniform, and we
favor the levy pf o. special, general and
uniform paving tax"
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Science has accomplished no more wonder,
"! Or CERTIFYING pcslAt than tho perfection Of
on aHttlole 70 The chilling signs 81 approach.
Ing ago. something TO oblltcfate the tell.tale
tracks OF time aud preserve the natural
adornments Of youth to ripe old agc. Hall;
Hair Remover does all this, and Ia psaiSSS re-
sounds IN cottage and palace. 4hG dwellers
aasoNg thp saows ot Norway and the peasants
OF sunny France and Spain, find use for It,
and find means to get It, and it does not dis.
appoint them The whitening leeks again "a.
sumo their youthful pol9F, llIe fSIS, ' dFY and
ia6eN hqsr BECOMES bright and glossy Tie
whole appeiapce Is changed as K BY magic,
and tl!!e map oFworRan vile baiota Mas cali
81 aggag, HOW appears aS one in the prinle Of
hte: Such YohdeFolI changes cannot pass un.
Noticed, and they have produced the UMPIRE
cedented demand that now exists for the first
and only article ever compounded that can
produce them in pleasing and AttsaStogy
!IlaHRef.-!iaF EHh !iBSiffIESIf5l Nv; nav
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ouEw JaCksOn's bost Sweet Navy Tobacco
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"Totally Different from all Others"
The "London Hair Color Rcstorcr'' is the
most delightful article ever introduced to the
American people, and Is totally diiIeroMt from
oil other Hair Restorcrs, being entirely free
from all impure ingredients that render many
other articles for lie hair obnoxious, Where
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causes, iis nS9 will restore the natural Youth
tul COLOR and cause healthy growth, cleans.
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rendering the hair s6It and pliaGle, making Il
an Indispensable article In every toilet
HOME TESTIMONY.
DR.. Swayne & SON:-Rcspected friends I
have the pleasure to inform you that lady
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with the SUCCESS al your ,IoniGn Hair Color
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ask your druggist for London Hair Color
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PERSONAL MESrIoX.-AIiss Mary Ander
son, the actress, and dramatic company
arc stopping at the Mcclure.
Col. Bowen, the Baltimore temperance
talker, is making speeches at steubenyiIle
United States Senators Davis and Here,
ford yesterday telegraphed from Wash,
ington to Mine Host Warner, Of the Nc,
Lure, and engaged rooms. They will ar.
rive from the East at 0 o'clock this morn,
TIrof. FIJI. cngo, Of sfoundsYillc, regis.
tered at the MclIure House last evening
Mr.. J, B. BINttner. Of Cincinnati, who
has been here for SOME weeks past, super,
intending the construction Of naw ma.
chinery at Reymann's brewery, leaves lot
home today.
Mr.. Otto A. somer, one OF Chicaso's
leading Germans, has Just paid our city q
flyingvisit.
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We t,hnIlo,,re THO IYnrI,l

When we say We believe, We have evidence
70 prove that Shiloh'S Consumption Cure /,
decidedly the best Lung Medicine made, mas
much aS 1t will cure common or Chronic
Cough in one half the time, and relieve Asthma
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Group, and
show more cases Of Consumption cured than
all Others. twill cure where they fall, 1t /.
pleasant to take, harmless to the youngest
child and we guarantee what we say. Price
10 cts, so cts. and Sl.0O. II your Lungs are
sore, Chest and 3aCk lame use SlllOh's Porou.
Plaster. Sold by f. Booking, Odd Fellow.
HALL G, E. Dwight eth and Chapline streets;
Laughlin Bros. & Co., Wheeling. and Hus.
bands & Inskeep. Bellaire.
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we are surprised to soc 80 many still suffer
Ing with neuralgia and rheumatism, when
they can be cured, We know the feeling
which exists among very many-"that any
medicine which Is advertised must be hum
bug" This may DO true In gone CAGES, GIll
Whsa Woknow ofa remedy which has become
so popular as I.awson's Curative. and we have
such conclusive evidence Of the good it Ia,
accomplished, It is more than folly not tC
make A trial Of II, and aatIsfy yourselves that
all thepropFletoTs chlm for II Is true. In such
diseases as Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica,
Headache, Sore Throat, Lame Back, and
TootllaChe, wecan safely say that no remedy,
either In physicians prescription or In propri'
etary form, has effected more cures than Law,
SONS OuFatiYa. TrhsSRIN
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TRANSFERS. OF REAL EsrArE.-The follow.
ing deeds in fee, transferring real estate,
were admitted to record in the office OF the
Clerk Of the County Court, yesterday;
Deed made January ~, 1sfIl, by Henry
n. Russell, special commissioner, to
Katharine Neidermeyer, for the south
halfof lot No. 10 in square No. 10, South
Wheeling; $685..
Deed made July %, 1876, by William D.
Cabell and wife and 4. Moore, IT,, in his
own right and as trustee for said Mary v.
+. CabclI, to /. G. Reed, for lot No. Is in
the Seventh Ward Of the city OF Wheeling,
fronting forty feet on Broadway, with d
depth Of 1921 feet; 900.
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NEw CRY 0FrIcEIs.-The following arc
the officers elected by Council, at the
special session last evening: W. D. Eng,
lish was elected Assessor Of the First Dis.
trict, to succeed l.. o. Smith; WIN. Myles
succeeds Daniel Geiger rs Assessor Of the
Second District. N. Edwards was re.elect.
ed Clerk Of the Second Ward Market, and
]. B. fancy, City Collector. James
Wheeler defeated Geo. Walters for re.
election as Measurer OF Lumber and
Wood, Patrick Mahoney retires from the
Chain Gang, and Patrick Wier assumes
the management OF that ancient institu.
ton. DR.. Ward is succeeded at the Health
office by DR., Tom o. Edwards. Gen.
Alex. Wallace still holds the fort at the
city lookup. VIM. EskinO will be the
legal adviser OF the city for the next two
years, taking the place Of ex.Alayor JciIcrs
Philip Heiser, who was City Sexton some
yearsago, was elected to that office over Thos
Redmond, the incumbent. ]. NJ. Bullel
will continue TO attend to the duties OF the
City, WOigher, and b. Walker Peterson
will be his own successor Us Surveyor.
Frederick Myers is the new Assistant Fire
Marshal for the SECOND district, rice VIM
Miller, resigned. The election OF City Re,
ceiver and Clerk OF the Municipal Cour,
was definitely postponed.
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BELLAIRE Locals. Rev. Grimes, Of steu.
henyille, Is to lecture In the Presbyterian
Church Of this place, February i4th.
Father Styles was In town, among his
old friends and parishionesS, Thursday
and Friday. N
Mr. Peter Marshall, Of Ausable Forks,
New York, Is In town visiting his brother
Mr.. Louis Marshall,
Sunday Is ground hog day. and II
bellalres pig comes out and finds as bright
sun as we have had for several days
past, ne Will be 50 scared Of the shadow
ne VIII zee, that he will stay In for double
the traditional time.
The young ladies' prayer meeting OF the
Presbyterian Church meets Saturday NJ.
terno9n at o'clock, at Mrs. Hyatts, near
the railroad bridge, on Belmont street
Inc cars that were wrecked IN the late
accident out by Halls, on the B, 80 .R.R,,
are standing at the shop OF the company,
Saturday evening was act BY Col, Bowen
as the time 70 begin his temperance meet.
tngS here. City Hall was engaged for 4
meeting lt that time, but Friday evening
came dispatch from him, at Steubenyille.
saying to postpone the meeting TO the on
OF February, Sunday. II Bellaire can get
speakers Of It's own and there Is any pro.
liability Of an audience, there will be q
meeting anyhow.
Some people went 10 the B. 4 0, depot
Friday morning to get sight Of Governor
Thursday q suspicious looking man was
around town giving the bargain.huntinp
citizen ehanceat some cheap goods which
he had about him. He wore new Goa,
over an old one and had the pockets filled
with silk handkerchief and kid gloves
Kid gloves he sold at twenty-five cents d
pair, and got rid Of very good pair Of
pants for one dollar. Mr.. Somehow srs.
pected him to be a thief, and knew OF a
robbery having taken place day or so be.
fore at the store Of j. W. Fox & Co., in
Wheeling. Mr.. Fox being friend, Mr.,
Somehow telegraphed TO him at once TO
come down and see II he could recognize
any OF his goods. Mr.. Fox came down
and found the goods wero his. Officer
kearns arrested the thief. The rascal had
lett an overcoat at a saloon down street.
perhaps thought 1t was too warm day
to wear more than two coats al
once. He gave his name Us Charley
Hagen. Mr.. Fox allowed him 10 20 on
condition OF showing him where he had
sold the stolen goods. The goods were
thus recovered, except few pairs oil
gloves; and some OF the bargains did moi
seem 50 cheap after all. Mr.. Fox, per.
haps, feels perfectly sure that the same
man will not attempt to rob him again, but
the practice Of letting thieyes off on the
restoration OF the goods Is a bad one
somoo o. our officers think SO, too, and Il
the fellow puts in an appearance again he
will be re.arrested.
Miss Lille Kirkpatrick taught school fol
her sister, Miss Annie, in tho First Ward
school, Friday. r. G. +.
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There is no medicine prescribed BY physi,
clans, or sold by Druggists, TINT carries such
evidence OF It's success and superior virtue as
BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP for severe Coughs,
Colds settled on the breast, Consumption, Of
any disease OF the Throat and Lungs. A proof
Of that fact Is that any person afflicted can
get a Sample Bottle for 10 cents and try it,
superior effect before buying the regular size
at Is cents. II haS lately been introduced In
this country FROM Germany, and It's wonder
Inl cures are astonishing everyone that uses It,
Three doses will relieve any Cusc. Try 1t.
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ACCIDENT TO An EAST WHEELING LADY.
Mrs. David Nesbitt, residing on 18th
street, Fast Wheeling, met with serious
accident yesterday morning. The lady
was walking out 18th street, and when
near the east end Of that thoroughfare
crossed to the lower side in oul9r to ayoit.
the mud which so alloupds in the locality,
She was picking hor way along the south
side Of the street, on the edgG OF q steep
bank near the residence Of Mrs, John
O'Neil, when In some way she missed her
footing and fell over the bank, breaking
one OF her lower limbs. The unfortunate
lady was taken to her residence, where
Dri, Frissell and Hupp reduced the irac.
tura, and Raye her such medical attention
rs her condition required.
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DO You BelIeyeIt

Thatin this tCwa there are scores OF porSons
passing our store every day whose lives arc
made miserable by Indigestion, Dyspepsia
Sour aud distressed Stomach, Liver Complaint
CONSUMPTION, when for IS cents we wifi seiI
them shiloh's vializcr, guaranteed to cure
them. Sold by E. Booking, Odd Fellows Hall,
g. Z. Dwight 9th and Chapline streets
Laughlin Bros; 4 Co. Wheeling, and Husbands
L Inskeep, BellpiFe ~
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OANED.-John K. Botsford, ESQ.,, the
retiring President OF the Bank Of the Ohio
Valley, was yesterday presented with a
handsome gold:hcaded cane by the off.
GERS OF the Bank, Tho testimonial, which
was procured OF MeSsrs. Turner & Dillon,
bears an appropriate inscription, showing
the high cStcem and regard in which Mr..
Botsford was held by his associates, and Is
no doubt highly priced BY the recipient.
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CLEANING Ur-The recent rise has car.
ricd ot'an immense amount OF the shore
ice. The vast accumulation between the
Water Works and Commodore Arm.
strongs breaker is nearly all gone. 1t
slipped out in sections like immense
boulders, which looked little unhealthy
for steamers to buck against that have
gone past the age for legitimate insurance,
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENT REPAIRING Of every
description on Violins, Guitars, Accord,
cons, Flutes, Band Instruments, Drums,
Banjos, Bows, &c, carefully and cheaply
done at Sheib's Music Store, under Wash.
ington Hall.
Pianos and Organs tuned, repaired, reno.
waited and re:polished in the best manner
and work fully warranted.
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PIcruREs.-A rare collection pI original
gu Paintings from the studio OF Col, ]. r.
johnson, OF Philadelphia, are to be sold at
auction, at Floods Art Store, on Twelfth
street, Saturday evening, Feb. LIST. These
pictures arc well worthy the attention Of
lovers OF art, as they are the finest ce,,p0.
t ton 81 orgIpa! Landscapes ever br9ug6tto
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4ERA4El4 AASgpERABg.-There was o
very enjoyable SOCIAL gathering at the
Germania Hall, last night, 81 the Germiaa.
min Singing Society and their friends, en-
masq4G; L was 'tstrietly privata,f only q
were, many elegant costumes on the floor,
besides the usual variety OF oolniealities,
and the display was rich and picturesque,
and much enjoyed by the spectators. The
gentlemanly managers Of the affair were
untiring in their efforts 10 make every,
thing go of smoothly, and succeeded al.
mlrably. May the Germanias have many
more SUCH happy affairs.
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P.W: BoslRY the confectioncr, at No.
!a94 Market street, yesterday re0plyed
from Aspinwall Via New York, a lot OF tho
freshest and incest bananas ever brought
to the city. The punches are simply I'm
mense, and attract general attention, the
smallest OF the lot weighing over 100 lbs,
Mr.. AosleY h4s also \ stock Of lrpsIl prlnes,
prunsls, oranges, Lemons" etc, which can
pot be excelled in the city. Peter is q live
business man, and Is Wide awake to the
requirements Of his trade.
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pRonAnILIrIES.

WASHINGTON, February IL a. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, slightly
cooler and partly cloudy weather, north
west winds and rising barometer, pos.
sibly preceded by light rains in Tennessee
during the morning.
For the Lakes, cold north to west winds,
rising barometer and light snow followed
by partly cloudy weather.
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- - Il - - %
A Famous Article.

Glenn Sulphur saap has won great celeb
rltyand sale BY sheer force Of It's astonishing
effect in curing skin diseases, and Graduating
blcmisheS. Price 25 cents.
For restoring the natural color, growth and
beauty of the hair buy HNIF ReVlVlpm, at 50
cents per bottle: II has no equal. Sold by
Logan, List Z Co., and BY every druggist.
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TnE delicate membrane which envelopes the
lungs. and lines the air passages, Is exceeding.
" sensitive, and slight irritation VI It In
creases and Spreadsvery rapidly. Remember.
Ing this, use, II you are attacked by q cough
rCold, that incompatible pulmonic and pre-.
ventiVc Of consumption, Dir. HALLS BALSAM
ron rIIR LUNGS, which invariably gives speedy
relief and ultimately effects complete Curr
In all cases where the breathing organs arC
affected. Use II In time and prevent serious
bronchial trouble. SOldby all druggists.
joins l.. SMITH 4 Co.,
wSGw Wholesale Agents, Wheeling, W, Va,
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Decay Of ihe Teeth

may 10 entirely prevented, the breath puri
lied, and the teeth made to glisten with white
mess 1y the use Of Browns Camphorated
Dentritrlce. Price Is cents,
Browns bn1n,.Sc..::::1tii Iroches" are renowned
and wonderfully effective for curing coIds9Dd
relieving any throat Or eataFllSl difficulty
9qilt gliaH against counterfeit Sold by Logan,
List &Co, and all dFuRglstsat Is centsper box.
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TuE NEw SrEAMER.-Capt BILLY List is
pushing things and getting his new boat
in ship-shape, The cabin is well on the
way TO completion and the machinery is
being sci up rapidly. Everything. looks
favorable for the speedy completion OF
the packet.