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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-26
WHEELING MUSIC SCHOOL.

C,El HERMANN, Wy. ARMSTRONG, Teach.
20 u Piano, Organ, Harmony, Thorough
Rrs md OrChestration.
Forparliculars apply atC. Y. Lucas Music
Store, or III Fourteenth street aulI
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,

Nine departments OF StudY; te1t.books idrulahcd
al cost calendar arranged .. suit teachers; ex.
Fs1ss i9r one year from SI75 TO 5000; non-sec-
aiila, liberal, thorough. Fall term beSinS Sep
iember I'd. 1870.
','F0s catalogues and other Information apply
,9,'hc President, J. II. Thompson, Morgantowr,
NEt Va. ami
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TRUSTEES SALES.
TEUSTEE'S SALE OF
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY

y! virtue Ola deed Of trust, made by Charles A.
Gf!tef and puEatc kryter, 10 the undersigned, dated
he th ia! Of January, 1876, and recorded 10 the
aatre 4 the Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio county,
Wet Virginia, In Deed Of Trust Book No. 10, page II,
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RQOK AND JOB PRINTING-ATTH
~! oIIX lHtelllssnoer Job QRoe you can get ali
Il book and Job PEintiuG onthe shortest notleO
vi lowest pdee and In dc Bot ItyIO Of ths m
No. - and n FpuFtS0nfh N
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change dull and weak at a SIX; sight OK.
change Mss.
GOVERNMENT Weak.
United State O. Of 1881, coupons. ..."........ .......l0 tH
NoA .,,..."," ............" " W
New -Four and q halls. .......,....... ...~l0
HON FoutS "",' '',..''...'H.. .tss,,, -, ,,...,.. =, .~,,.. .,,.,4lV gH
currency s4o '''''''"'''."".' ',.'., ...,". ..t".,,''',...'".
RAILROAD BoNps-Generally firm.
STATE BoHDs-Dull.
srocks-Market stong In the early dealings,
and prices advanced kal per cent, but at the
first board o weak feeling set in, and prices
fell sharply. The decline continued 10 the
close, when the lowest prices OF the day were
current. The decline from the highest point
ranged from Y to2N per cent. Lake Shore made
the greatest decline, granger, coal shares and
Western UnSon being also noticeably weak.
Transactions aggregated 10000 shares, OF
which 1900 were Erie, $1,000 Lake Shore,
2, 900 Northwestern common, 2,l00 preferred,
1900 81, Paul common, 1900 LAckaWanna,
1000 New Jersey Central, 100 Michigan
Central, 1900 Ohio & Mississippi, 10000 West
ern Union, 2,l00 Pacific Mail, 1850 Louisville
4 Nashville, 2,600 St Louis, Kansas City &
Northern, l,100 Hannibal d st. Josephcom.
mon, 1000 preferred, 1900 st. Louis & San
Francisco, 400 preferred, LOO Nrsts prefer.
red, 1000 Wabash, 100 Kansas & Texas and
LOO indianapolis, Cincinnati & Lafayette.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
Valuable Island Property.

Joy virtue Of a decd Of trust made by George q.
iiabel and Annie, his vile, 10 no 1ndcrEfTned
aalee, dated the 18th day Of January, 1873, and
%nnEEPniedin the Clerks once OF tho County Court d
Saie county, West Virginia, In Deed Of Trust Booh
No Is, pages S4s, $40 and $50, | viii, on -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-26

Trains leaving COlurnbus at 40 ,. N, and 63O A. n.
1ah daily, Through Chicago express Leaves ColumhQs
oa1I eSeoPt Sunday, d so r.. H., with AleeplnR al
5eAehed, 1friVihg Ii Chicago at T.SO neIt morning.
9SSt4 San b secured in advance At Union Depot
FallpAn'1 Palace Drawing Room Sleeping On
ttnio9Sh Without change from stebenyIllO and Column.
Has % Cincinnati, Louisville, indianapolis and 81
For through Tickets, Baggage Checks, Steering q,
aceemmodAuons and any further information, Epply
e JHA n. BElLEVuLE, Ticket Agent At fah
hahdie Depot foot Of Eleventh Etree, or al CITY
ueketOneeI under Mcclure House, Wheeling.
D. W. CALDWELL
9enIl Manager, Columbus, o.
y. N. FELTON,, JR.,
". L. URRIEN,
aSnl Pass. and Ticket Agent Columbus, q.
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THE MARKETS.
Money Active = Governments Inactive
Stocks Weak
Flour Quiet but steady-Wheat Unset.
tied and Higher-ProVIsIOns
Irregular.
New York money ana stocks.

NEW YoRK, August 26.-MoSn-Market
active Of Cal per cent; closing at a.. Prime
mercantile paper 6a1 per cent Sterling Ex-
change dull and weak at n SIX; sight ex'
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SUFFERERS fT Ssa NS Ene9Ey, DeaSi anfy;
-H- VIgOr, Syphilis, or any
form o. disease, cured At Tho old WESTERN
etnnRti, by the only sure and reliable remedies,
No charge until cured. Call or write for Z
advice. Charges low. Half rates TO the
poor. oc5-d&W
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AeVbeavtk AeoommOddlon-LaVes Bellaire At I.6
2, M Bridgeport 500 p. M; arrives at SteubenVille Al
80 P, MI leaves steIbenVils At $50 Z. m. and ar
rlSea at Bridgeport At SIS and BellAire At 10 m,
me steubenYule Accommodation, In addition 10
their regular trip To and from Steubenville, will make
tne following trips between BellAire and Martins
Bridgeport to Martins sry~~..-.."..t&ss N.
I" .."..".........a..n. S.45 n. M,
Stopping when required At sherman House, Ktna-
vile, West Wheeling and Gravel Hill.
Tickets and Baggage Checks 70 all principal points
~ the East a3a West can be procured at thS Ticket
once In Bridgeport.
FIR MYERS,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-26

pEAvER COLLEGE AND MUSICAL
ID INSTITUTE,
Al Beaver, Pa, nifty miles up the river, opens It's
El !e,Ion SEPTEMBER .. Il has Ane buildings,
t@utiully located, and devoted 10 the care Of young
al, and the education Of ladies'. Prices moderate,
send for CiTCllar,
II!l.rfhS z. I. TAYLOR.
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baltimore 4 OHIO RAILROAD co.

@aW=
On and after Nay Is, 1879, Passenger Train, viii
run n. tolloWE-WheOlIng Time:
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T,HEELlNG FEMALE COLLEGE.
Annual Announcement.

Annual Announcement.
Az. tnui,utiou IL Incorporated With Collegiate
la1 'nd pdyilegea By the Legislature Of the state
~ ,S,ti, sTery facility for q thorough and aeeoni'
fl.hej 5,sT,a,Gry Of Music Is under the charge d
I"pSrIRL HERMAHN, an able and dltlnglilhed
III, i-s'f IRON the Conservatory 81 slulgAFth Get.
aili' ,~,lsutIals Of Prof Hermann shOv With what
h., iFen received 10 The principal Q9TmSn
u H., FRANCES A. ELY from the New York Grand
~ = ,,,erJ Of Music, will have the entire charge Of
yIsicuitufs, aud also the Artistic Department In
IT MiJns n, vacation the President and Trustees
.s hd Wofkmen repairing. PApeFlnS, painting,
,nI.ulgIns, &C., making bright and beautiful the
Vo'f NJ number Of students have already been reg
.gy,J ior Tho next semtsteT.,
Rariiat pupils should apply Immediately, a. only
-, three ~ylcIhcies remain.
he psII C0llesc year WlllOpen on WEDNESDAY
'fr; ssT dialogue address the President.
III MISS A. TAYLOR.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
.,Dp Desa, On the FIRST OF OCTOBER, and
,og,poS nlae months. Apply for Catalogues to the
,.,,,,ry u the Faculty, I. o., UnIVsrSIty Of vIr-
ssl, 4lb.mahc county, Virginia.
JAS, F. HARRISON,
us.uwyAw Chairman Of the Faculty.
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Mrs. sYLvANUs REEDS

tG1itRDyG 4 DAYScKOOL@r rOUNGLADLRS
SaGlrds East FIty.third street, N. Y,
R,ot.n, Oaloler /. French and German languages
gndlrly taught. Thorough training In primary,
.,oadaFy and collegiate departments. Singing. th6E
,yd, drSrin NJ, painting and needle-WoIk Included.
Eti pupil receives the personal care and supervision
Mn Herd. Aub-TuAH
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-15

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
aTEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Oh
LEANS. VIA HAVRE, BoUTHAMP~
TON AND HAVANA.
<essEfsa The steamships of the North Ger
N aAllssAaas man Lloyd will resume their Regular
Trips rs follows:
Frora Bremen. From N. Orleans
Hanover. September II About Oetr 10
Nurnherg. ....... October Is
Hanover. ....... November 10 ......
These Rtaalners touch outward at Havre and
Havana md on their home trip at Havana and
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen. Southampton or Havre TO Hav.
ana Or Now 0rleana-Cabtn. $50; steerage, $3.50.
From New Orleans to Southampton, Havre or
Brernen-Cabin, $3.50: ateernge. s45.
From New Orleans TO HnyanR-Cab1n. t3s
Storage. $1b
Children under ten years. half price: ehl-
iren under ono year. free
N. B-Our agent for Texas, Mr.. Peter M. En-
hard tn Galveston. Is authorized to issue steer
age passage orders at the following through
rates:
Fran Bremen to Galveston. $47.
From Bremen to Indianola. $4b so.
The com any reserves the right to refine
route of the steamers. their advertised days OF
departure and the prices OF passage.
Passage tickets from Bremen. Southampton
or Havrs to New Orleans issued BY the under
For further particulars apply to
ED. r. sTOCKMEYER d Co.. Agents.
aus1 " 40 Union street.
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Msrssormada.

Msm0rmnda.
The brig Hail Columbia Brsreton, has been sold
to parties Ut Singapore for s67oo.
The sehr Minnie Chase, formerly owned ut Ports.
mouth, has beer purchased by Castiue parties and
will hail hereafter from that port
The sohr Anna Bell Heyer, from Alexandria be.
fore reported wrecked at st Johns bar, Florida was
aOd At auction October the vessel bringing $500,
tho boats $40 and the oargo$l.
tBy Telegraph
New York, October IA, 1870.
The steamship Con Whitney arrived at her wharf
Mt e. o'clock thfR morning.
BOG ERR & MORGAN, Agents.
New York, October ID 1870.
To A. Monlton:
The steamship Hudson. Captain Gsger, arrived
this morning
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York Dot 1o-Hailed for Now Orleans,
ship WIN Tspseott. Wyman.
FOREIGN PORTS.
fBy Gable To the N. Y. Hsrsd.I
Liverpool OFT p-~Eailed for New Orleans, steam
ship TeutnDia King.
vi Nazaire Dot 6--Arrived from New Orleans. 81
steamship Celia, Holmes.
Rotterdam 90. e-Ceared for Pensacola, Rns bark
Osn0, RAINFALL
by MALL
Rio de Janero Sept t5-Loading for New Orleans
barks Eanateur, -----, and Hudeon Langdon. and
schr Swift
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Washington Avenue Drug Store
cernsr Magazine and washington sta.
NEW ORLEANE
NEW ORLEANS.

Eeoey5pg tga ppuppsns e Rure
CORDS Of al kinds. Brushes, Soaps, Perfumery,
Toilet and Fancy Articles, etc; Coral Tooth
very superior dentifrice. II beauties the teeth
TO 3 flne pearl-like ornament and ravishing
beauty. Alkaline BOUQUET Powder for heauti.
best thing for prickly heat and all summer
eruptlons. Customers. city and country, will
find our stock complete, comprising many ar.
moderate prices. Preseriptions put up nigh
and day. Is. ]. MAlNEaRA. -. d.
Druggist. pharmaceutist and Practical Chemist
OG78 7dp lY
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n j. /, Newman--p1 Meyer, wis Aoo--s1 Norwood
a. T5inh arda--G5 Lehman Abraham Mc0--6a len TER
Mi, i Snn--3o Richard Flower Apu-sT TO Lyman "
Tiab tanstein--as March Il Behlsnker--as Renshaw.
Captaaok &oo--tg Keiffer \ Garaner-l4 Hay Y
nal3 Gardner Il Copp--la to Nalla GRmmaok-lo
pavna Kennedy Aco--e Ino Chafe 1t Sons-7 Scott
MoHehee--T b Newman Aeo--1 Ciapp Bros sos
n W Eentell Noo--s III Hart Aup-2 w IhOmp-
ann Gcp-a j g. u Grumwell-2 j III Latimer &eo-l
Hritton II MRyson-l q Hopkins--i y AirsY Zoo
/ Felix Walker--l John Nobs--7 to II Heyman--l
II tIrpebe Noa--66a sacks cotton seed TO Y Cotton
Thompson-5 hhds sugar Maapero Aoo-a Dds Or
ayrr,p Bahin--su1 sacks 6irRke Anderson a S'mp.
sSn-A bales moss HERMANN bids hides 70
GrosH-~l do Lehman, Abraham AnO--b bales moss
do rags Qdell snndries TO nrfarTptal H75 baies "
cotton aRa sacks cotton seed Ito sacks rough roe sov
POINT PLEASANT--Per steamer Lney Jas
treli--Ts bales cottnn l. Airey &eo-las Allison
ken--t37 Huekner AcO-5a Hickman M00re--3Q To
Richard Flower ACo--bg Frank enbnah a. Bprland--lV
Graham Black &co--N Gardner Copp--5 JHreY u
t3ilIis-s3 j Il Harris Neo--hR Lehman. Abraham Zoo
Nae 4 Gammaek--5 n W q Newnan--ls3 d New
man &oo-4 w "A Pealei0 Stewart Bros ken--I 90
II II Stamps u u Wolfe 6eo-4iy Felix Walkers
II M WalmHley &cO--16 sacks eeed cotton III Allison
&oo-1f do Il Newman &co--5 do not sacks cotton
aesd T II stamps--iRp1 sacks cotton aeea Q Cotton
Seed A saocaton--a bales mdae Jn0 Richardson
do M N Wisdom &co-l box oil j Trautman-l bai
hides Laopse Il lhasaai gnAc-sundriss to order-Te-
ii 1910 baes cotton aoA sacks ootton seed 30 sacks
seed enttnn
LOWER COAsT-Per steamer i=abel--6a eble rioe
A Sooola-4 hhds suaar John Dymont-l67 saoAs 81
rough rice L K Tbompspn--l62 do Kip Il Ruch--)o2
"a David--s0 II Haspe--Hn III A liison Aco-su - M
ordar-Total hhds snaar % bhla rice ST. sacks 81
ron Oh rse
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RIVER NEWS.
oFFIuK NEW ORLEANS pEMOuHAT.
Wednesday October IT.. is7p.
Arrivals.

Ha6 MARINE column.
@ Departures.
Emma Irvine. Alvin. Henry Tete, r. E Lee
Bin hunnowaT. III. q. YReEer.
Ta Arrive.
II. u. Clay, bayou Sara: John. Gilmore. Annie
r. Silver, John Means, Belle OF Shreveport. Bt
Louis; BELLE Clara III, upper coaRt; label
Emma Irvine. Alvin. lower coast Ya5Qn. Fhn-
chnn. AtehnfalayA; Bonnie Lee. Red river. "
Stein. 0uachita: BIT. John. vicksbnrg: Henry
Frank, Helena; Golden CITY, Cherokee. Oinnin-
natl II. M. White. Hi. Richardson, Greenvlile
Henry THte. Lafonrehe.
STAKE DIR thu Rivers.
Daily tnIe1raphlc report OF the stage Of water
ut various points, with changes. III the "a hours
ending yesterday III y y. In.
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FRasM rHE RAeAEfs.

PoRT EADs Oct. II. u, m.-BHrometar 2a:a5.
Wind northeast. blowing strong. Weather
cloudy.
Arrived: American ship Northampton. Muir
ply Muster IS days from Liverpool. with salt.
Co Eilas Weeks & Ga.
French brig snperba drillet master. 4a days
from Bordeaux with general cargo. to Schmidt
& Htegler.
American schooner James III. Gordon. Done
hoo nastor. II days from Philadelphia. with
coal to VIM. Creavy.
French bark Courier du Pacinaue. Aveane
muster. II days from auadaloupe. III ballast. to
Garriere Il Son.
M departures
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
October IS. 167p.
Cleared Yesterday.
Cleared Yesterday.

steamship New Orleans. Halsey, for New York
Moulton
Steamship Morgan City. Read. for New York
CA Whitney Geo
Er steamship Marina, Ramsey, for Liverpool.
Anderson & Simpson
Br steamship Ben Voirlich Lenster, for bordeaux
"A Miller &cn
81 steamship Commander Ellis, for Liverpool
Lucas r Moore koo
RI bark Harold, Pontie. for IIavre
Henry Lyman
Arrived.
Ship northampton, Murphy. 81 days from Liverpool.
tp Silas Weeks &no--4th dis
Ship Sanausks Lowlen. 81 dags from 81 Nazaire, 70
A X Miller Aco--4th dis
Fr brig Sspsrae Irillet, Gays from Bordeaux, 70
Schmidt 4 ziegler-ad ds
STEAMBOATS,.
John w Cannon I.ihane from Bayou Sara
Lucy Il Gastrell, Aust. from Point Pleasant
Camelia, Hanover. from Covington-New Basin
Isabel, pTy, from Lower Coast
At Quarantine Station.
Fr bark Courier du Pacific. Avee4ue, 10 days FROM
Guadaloupe, TO 4 Garriere & Sons
Hslew-GomirE -
Schr JAS II Gordon. Donahne, II days from Pins
deirhla, to WIN Crew
Exports.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Morgan City.
13l bales eottcn 1T hhds tobacco 90 hhds bones ~
bales paper stock 225 tons cedar logs 100 bales mess
snndries
NEW YoRK-per steamship New Orleans
2i bales cotton 90 bales $50 bdls hides 100 Ode
oil is4 cedar logs $50 sacks bran 500 cases RhrlmT
400 pcs slaves
LTvERPooL-Pe steamship Marina-s7o1 bales
cotton 1900 pcs slaves
LlNERpOOL-Per steamship COMMUNICATIVE
bales cotton Is bbls soap 10 boxes canned shrimp
BORDEAUX-Per steamship Ben Voiriich-73,tb
bushels wheat in bulk
HAvRE-Per bark Harod-24ls bales cotton 500
PCS slaves tlons count
Receipts of Produce.
BAYOU SARA-Per steamer John w Cannon
ton Sntfaha II L. HArrA kGn-1u
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go w ER CO AIT !.

Leaves every TUESDAY and TH UKsDAY at i
o. m. and SATURDAY ut 2-p. n.
fe Hae 4sAe a4asn Ta Plantation F1tfn
sesssssssaa. Terre aux Bnuf and all plantation
landings The new. fine and fast steamer
EMMA IRVINE,
J. A. Ruiz ntaater
u. M. Vallette and N. NJ Barrels clerks.
Leaves as above regularly. returning to the Cit
early In the evening on alternate days. Hos
freight passage apny on board. head OF 0ou
d street. T e1l1
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H.Hv ERPOOL.
HARRISON LINE.

snaIAG8AG Tie HtHaInBlIU
COMMANDER.
Ellis. Commander
will sail on or sbout October 16. 1878, from her
wharf. foot OF jackson Square.
VIII receive cotton and stRn through bills
lading for The Continent. between Havrei
Oronstadt,
These steamships. being Of light draft. will
cross the bar OF the mississippi at all tfmes
without detention.
For freight anply co
tfs2BlY 1875 Gravier street, up stairs.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER Is 1870

kco--S saeks seed cotton to TIash, Preston koe-a
ukRs eggs j M Walsh--3 bales moss q I'll Wright-s
bbia pc ans LANCE q Lsgsndre-s bdls moss Morris
Webb-Ts head oatts servat--sa DO Y Mshls Aco
-sundres to order-otal 1877 bales cotton sacks Of
seed cotton vs. bbls moassss bills sugar 1as saoks of
ruurh rice
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Y EN A -.

<ssF. FOR EEA2OS SANTIAGO RECT.
=, = 4 -. carrying untea States mail-The
Iron STEAMER
will sail from Algiera
No freight received without orders.
Goods delivered ut Quarantine Station for &C.
count and ut risk and expense Of eonaignee,
and freight to be considered earned unon such
delivery.
Iighteraga MT Brazos Santiago ut risk and OK
pense az conaignees.
Freghta received for and bills tading signed
only 70 Brownsville. via BIO drande Railroad,
as per new tariff.
Freighta payable In currency.
Bills ladnE must have affldavits attached.
No passengers tax on. -5~-@
o. a. WHITNEY 6 CO.. Managers.
ocf IL Corner Magazine and Natehez SITS.
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Receipts OF PrOdurs.

BAYOU SARA-Per steamer John w Cannon
ia& bales cotton S Gumbei-lIo + Harris &co-loi
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xecetpes I'd .aae raw Hmsaa.

MeGefNER Mt EMN WHW HMkHM
COvIEHTDN-Pe steamer Camelia-a bale OF
cotton til III lyman 81 Lchtenstein-l 10 Payne. Ken
nsdv Aun@ annHriee To order lota' bales cotton
Amte Eiver--Per steamer Jennie 80 0no shingles
so Dorda wood ~ order
to j Clark
Pearl Kiver--per sehr Engue Homa-5o,ooo teet Of
lumber to ! w Adams
Blind kiyer-Per sehr Morning Lights cords Of
wood ta order
TiokfAw-Per sehr Jnnvi le4 Al cords wood to Or
der
Fasoeroula-Per schr ,rnla-l4oo bbls charcoal 70
order
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asse,pts at the OLD Basin

sasaetpts Mt tine Old Hmsan.
Bayou Lannmbe-Fer shhr JasfphiDe No -
CORDS wood 10 order
Blind River-ter sohr Surprise No $50 cords Of
wood TO order :,
Tansipahoa- ror sohr Chas Ferry--is eorde wood
tn order -
Tehefunota River-Per anht John y Meyera-e5
Gnrda wood to order
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ark Courier du Pacific AyeClue IL days IRON
Guadaloupe, to 4 Carrere & Sons
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-02-28

Hon. Horace Maynard and wife ar
rived on yesterday mornings train,
and are guests Of Mrs F. \. Reeve.
their Caughter Their son, jams,
aud d4uShI :, Nils. K!ddeT, ACCOM-
panied them on the voy age rom Con
eaaniin' pc, but Renamed in New
Eag'&uj, viii possibly come to K4ux
ii !e s3on. It viii be four years in
: phi since Mr.. Maynard aud family
left here for COnstantinople, and this
is he fist retuyD. Il seems quite nat
ural to see our distinguished feIlow
citizen once more on his native Aeaih.
He looks quite natural, though, if any
difference. locks better than when be
left Us. He met with a hearty rscep-
ton by many friends upon his arrival.
Mr5. Maynard, we are sery 10 say,
however is in very poor health. She
will not leave Knoxville with Mr.
Magyar who will remain here "a few
weeks. perhaps. Mrs. Maynard
brought with her a Turkish woman
servant, who vii! return 70 Cons anti.
nop!e with Mr.. Maynard
Capt. P. Z. Robinson, Of Madison
vile, WHO has been on professional
business in the city fJc day or two,
left for home yesterday.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-02-28

In another column will be found
the programme of exercises for the
Exhibition at the Opera House to-
night. The participants are all young
gentlemen Of ability aud promise, and
a rich literary treat may be confidently
expected
Mes5Is. Long, J. s, Henderson,
Cooke, Leinart, Gillespie, de Grs fen
ried, are members Of the Senior Class ;
Long, S. D., is a Junior, and Vinson
is Senior Pep.
The exercises will consist of ora
lions, declamations, and the debate.
The latter is on an interesting subject
TO Students of history, and gives 3
splendid chance for the display Of elo-
quence, which will doubtless be seized
upon.
The lady f..euds of the Philos, We
learn, have signified their intention Of
wearing the colors, a blue, aud this
mark of encourag cement, together with
their bright glancos and winning
smiles, will spur on tie participants
to greater exertions to acq-it them
selves well aLi reflect credit on their
S0cieiy.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-02-28

G4s tTus way to inyiG crate fe,ble s. stem is to
irt4se activi Ito the operatio of the stomach
at wo. droU5 al mbic in which the food Is
;ransmUtCd i1to Il Q constituents of blood, th e
chief elIment of cur vitality. Hostettel's Stom-
ach Bi,ters, because it accom- pI shes this end, is
greatly to be pre.eTrel to many so called tones,
useful indeed as apletizsrs but imperative as
aids to digestion and assimilation. This sterling
cordial, while it invigo ates the stomach, health
fully stia ulates the liver, bowels, and kidneys.
ensuring the &c pc through the regular channels
Of Cfete and useless matter thrown eff by the
system. which Is thus purified as ell as inVig-
GRATED By it Its tone influence is soon made
manif-st by j. crease CT vital energy and
more active and regular discharge Of every
physical fuUcior, and it has the farther effect of
reno ering the system unassailable by ma!arial
epidenics.