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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-01
SCHEDULE,
SIHENULE,
COMMENCING THURSDAY. July lsT:

COMMENCING THURSDAY, JULY lsT:
The ARIEL leaves Richmond every MONDAY
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY a. \. NJ. for resu-
lar landings on James river, Old Point, Norfolk,
aud Portsmouth. , -
The LOUISE leaves Richmond every TUESDAY
and THURSDAY At Il a. VI. ana SATURDAY
NIGHT at 9 O'Clock excursion trip, returning
SUNDAY at o T.. NJ tor Oid Point aud Norfolk, and
makes no stops al river landings on any trip except
CITY Point.
roth steamers connect every TIN at Old Point
with the splendid Bay-Ilne steamers for Baltimore,
which arrive ia Baltimore carrier lhany any other
line ria james river. and I'm full time FOR a. VI.
iraiu from Baltimore, to Philadelphia, New York
and Boston.
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BY Edward Cohen,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ONE
~ HUNDRED SHARES OF STOCK OF THE
CITY BANK OF RICHMOND AT PUBLIC AUG
Of the ely OF Richmond the subscriber will sci, al
public auction on THURSDAY, July !, 1850 at IL
o'clock NJ. at the rooms Of the Richmond STOCK tx.
change. No. 11l5 vain street, Richmond, Va. ONE
HUNDRED SHARES OF THE STOCK OF SAID
BANK. formerly owned by William d. Jones Co
and William NJ. Jones.
TERMS: Cash. WILLIAM J. LFAKE,
Special Commissioner.
Sale conducted by EDWARD COHEN. ye 25
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By Robert y. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

VALUABLE AND WELL-LOCATED
' BRICK STORE AND DWELLING, No. AIS,
WEST LINE OF SEVEN1 EENTlI STREET BE-
TWEEN MARSHALL AND CLAY. OCCUPIED
by MRS. AUD, FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUG
TION, UPON THE PREMISES. OF TIL Rs
OCLOCK.-By request of the owner, who r, sides in
the city OF New York and has determined 10 sell, |
shall, the above day ana NJ hour named, proceed
10 sell the propcrty described. The STORE is Of
brick and well UuiH. and has a sulendid basement
aud cellar. with dwelling above OF SIX rooms: side
entrance Of all, and wide hall The lot fronts on
Seventeenth street "A feet, and extends back 10 the
property OF the Chesapeake and ohio railroad coal
wards, occupied by MIR. Reins. This Is q good pro.
ierty and VIII a. al times command good tenant.
The lot has splendid culyert connections. Water
and gas on premises.
TRIMS: Very reasonable, and IT sale.
ie 90 RNRERT q. LYME. Ancilnneer.
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Freight received daily For Norfolk. Portsmouth.
Washington, -. C., Newb,rne, Washington. and
Tarboro'. y. -. aud AL points In Eastern North
Carolina also for Eastern shore of Virginia, Iiamp-
ton, Old Point. and all regular landings on james
river, at LOWEST RATES, and through hills is
eued /. Is. TATUM,
Superintendent.
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By Robert Il. Lyme.
Real Estate AuctiOneer,
1912 Main street.
UEN VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE

TEN VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
CARY-s1REET STORES. WITH DWELL,
INGS OVER EACH CONTAI NG FOUls
ROOMS, SITUATED ~ THE NORTH SIDE I OF
CARY BETWEkN SEW ENTEE \ II AND
TIGiiTEENTH STREETS. Nos. l7l6 TO 1890
INCLUSIVE, FOR SALE ~ PuBLit A r,St
TiOV. on THE PREMISES :. On TUESDAY TIE
en- DAY OF july. 1870, At O'CL0Ck
p N-By reque,t OF the owner. who has p0,ltlyely
doc ded 10 sell shall offer for 81 up1n the PR
misses. upon the day aud al hour named me above
described SMALL STORES and DWELLINGS.
Tney are well and substantially constructed OF
brick and for retail purposes they are desirable for
any Kind of iight business. The corner store on
Eighteenth and Cary streets Is now and has long
been occupied by Mr.. Callgan az an annual rent OF
5000: the others rent for something less. An OPP
r0rjunity "a here Offered to purchasers 10 secure
SMALL STORES Mt small outlay of capital,
upo long credits, where they can build up nice
having business or realize big Interest upOn thei.
money. a plat OF the property viii be exhibited at
hour of sale.
TERMS: One fifth cash; balance at six, twelve:
eigh zen. twenty-fOur, and thirty-slS mouths
credit, with per cent interest, negotiable notes.
and deed of trust.
Attend this sale and secure bargain In store
property near the DOCK and Old Market.
ROBERT IL. LYME,
20 OFF NJ WStdtis AucitOneer
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connects for FarmvIe, Lynchburg.'. and al
points In the Southwest.
q connects for Milton, Nc.
G. connects for Asheyllle aud all points In west
North Carolina. =, . o,
ID connects for Macon ard all points In SoHthwe'
Georgia. d, 80,
Y connects for Jacksonville and all points IN Flo
rids. 4. e....,,-.,.
Georgia. and Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis Sp
all Texas points.
G. connects Tor Selma, Meridian, Jackson arr
Vtrksburg.
II connects for Galveston aud all Texas points.
Trains from the abOve-named points Grrlns -
Richmond at 4:43 =. NJ, $50 A. NJ. and 6:o9 T. VI
Trains between Greensboro and Sdsm run nAlIS
except sunday.
Trans on North Carolina division make connec
ton at Gold, borO' with the W. 4 w. X. Il. 10 aAC
from Weldon and wilmington.
Pullman Palace Drawiug-ro7m and Sleeping Car
rim through or Train No. sS from New York az
Richmond TO Atlanta Ga, on Train No az from
Washington to Augusta. Ga, RIA Rlcnmohh
Bon Air passenger train leaves Rlchm0nd NJ
u. NJ: arrives as Bon Air NJ 7;2O /. NJ arrives
M Coal1eld at 1870 +. II. Returning leaves Cont
field N \. NJ HOn Air at $40 a. NJ, and arrives
al Richmond at $50 4. 81.
Tickets sold 10 all points south. southeast, Al c
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No lay-Oyer checks given on local tcSets
JOHN x. NACNURDO,
General Passenger Agent,
Il. VI. r. TALCOTT, General Superintendent.
nav / 7
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DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed to me on the 22d day of March, 1877,
and Of record i'm the County Court clerks Ohce Tor
Chs seTheld county. In Deed Book No 60 page
325 from Frances Burwel, eXscuiriX of James Il.
Burwell, deceased, trustee for Sallie +. JACK sons
will sell in front OF Chesterfield court-hou'e. on
MONDAY july ~. 1850, between the hours of 2
O'Clock NJ. and o'clock L. 81. the TRACT OF
LAND mentioned and described in said iced OF
trust. containing THIRTY ACRES, more or less,
ariOiuIng the lands of George W. Fuqua Augustus
lkley, and oihcrs about four miles northeast Of
the county court house. The bury ing ground and
ingress and egress and from the same is reserved
according TO the stipulations In the deed OF trust
TBRMs: Cash. More liberal terms may be- an
uounccd AT sale EDWARD COX,
a. an Trustee.
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EREIGII I

Through Tickets on Saie on steamers and AZ Gar
through.
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CARLOAD OF WATERMELONS AT
~ AT AUCTION.

VIII be sold TO-DAY at the Richmond and Pc
tersbnrg Railroad depot. at d 2 NJ, CARLOAD
OF WATERMEL0Ns, on account Of whom they
may concern. lily l-ltsl l.. POWERS.
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No. / leaves Richmond daily except sunday.
No. 3 leaves Richmond daily.
No. 3 leaves Richmond daily except sunday. On
Saturdays only Will run to stanton, arriving at
1913 T.. NJ
No. ~ leaves Charlottesville daily except sunday.
h1J@ Nos. l aud 3 run through from Richmond TO
Huntington.
Lynchburg and D1uvie.
No. 3 connects at huntington with steamers-fo
III rnlnfs
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NCHOR LINE. Esss.
a sssz=AAsssAs=sss
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
sail every saturday.
NEW YORK TO GLASGOW.
CABINS. 500 10 $50. STEERAGE, S2S.
These steamers do not carry cattle sheep, or pigs
Ana cVsrv Saurday.
NEW YORs TO LONDON DIRECT.
.CAHfNS.S $50 to 500. Excursions at Reduced Rates
Passenger accommodations are unsurpassed.
All StaterOOms on Main Deck.
Passengers booked at lowest rates to or from any
Railroad station IN Europe or America.
DRAFT ssued at lowest rates, payable Tree Of charge
throughout England. scotland, aud ireland.
For books OF information. plans. &C., apply 10
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Bowling Green. y. Y.
or GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO.,
or j. +. GIBSON.
Southern Express Company, Richmond,
or \. W. CARRIER.
$40 Main street, Richmond.
my 3-3m Richmond Va.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURGl
RAILROAD COMPANY.
NOMlAENCING SUNDAY, June -,
X 1850, trains on this read viii run SIS follows;
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1900 r., THROUGH MAIL daily, condec-.,
for Charleston, SayaEnsn, AuStsH
and Aiken (yia Charostonl Raleigh
JaaS sonyille. stops only At chester
and Manchester, aud AZ Halfway or
52oP.M. HCTaC10lMMoDArI0N TRAIN daily
Pase,ugsrs takiuk his ,Tsin viii maze
c!ses connec-o: ct Petersburg tor
NorfOl.
1n.9y p =. MAI. daily Except Sunday
200 \. H.. THROUGH Freight TRAIN fdly
VI. 4 o. Il. r., for LynchbIrg and be-
yOud.
1--we PErRnsBURG NORTH.
e:85 \. H. THROUGH MAIL daily Except sun
day.. connecting Wtth Richmond,
fredericksburg ~, Potomac railroad
10y all points North. Fast, ard Nest
stops n Manchester and Chester,
and NJ Haf-Wsy and a. Drury 5
Bluf, signal.
O:25A. AZ, ACCOllMODATION TRAIN .daih
teNcoet sunday, stops at al sta
tons
sA4P. a. THROUGH IAH. daily, connecting
with RlchmOud, Fredericksburg ane
Potomac railroad for sll points Easl
and West. Also, making close cenAec
iion with the Chesapeake and Ohie
railroad for the Virginia springs and
al points North aud West. This train
gtops AZ Manchester and Chester, and
at Halfway and Drury's Rut, on
7:OOP. NJ, THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN daily
Except sunday; passenger ear a.
fached
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii start from
IS sTNSbAY fXCuRsIoN TRAINS leave Rich.
mond A. NJ and .5:30 T.. NJ; leave Peters
burg $50 A. NJ. and $50 p. NJ. every sunday.
je1z 7. 4. KLINE, SuDerintendent.
RICHMOND. FREp'G & POTOMAC \. r. Co-l
RICHMOND. VA, November z, 1879.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER s, 1879,
~ trains on this road Will run as follows:
NORTH BOUND.
sl2A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station daily Tex
cept sundays due AZ Warrington
l:10 +. NJ; BsltimOre, 3:05 Z. Nj.
Philadelphia, $50 L. NJ; New YORK
1905 Y. NJ
$500 z, NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station daily; do'
AZ Washington. e:25 L. III. Baltimore
ll:25P. VI; Philadelphia, 325 A. III.
New York, 6:i5 A. NJ.
| 400 L. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN 10
junction, leaves Broad Street s.Auol
daily Except sundaysl.
SOUTH BOUND.
' IO:l6P. NJ, arrives At Byrd-street ststio1 dail
Except Sandaysl Leaves Nsw ror:
| ~. Baltimore, $3.50 i. NJ; wase' N,
| ton $40 l.. NJ.
il:40 4. NJ, arrlvGs al Byrd-Street star N dali,
| leayes.Ncw York, l0:0S n {. PHI
adephia, lI0 A. NJ Batlmor
ASS A. " Washing os J:OO A. M
$40 A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION, TRAN arriv
8. Broai-strest ,.tatlon daiiv le.ce
snnuaysh q. A. TAYLOR,
, o. General Ticket Akeal
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For InrlhtT In'OTmalIOu apD'y ID 7. IT. TT-'rrf
Ticket Agent. al depot; j.. ". GARsTP. T'(t,r
Agent. 500 Main street, or General ps.'.,,.-
Agents Office, Room IL, corner H,Dk asi Tr,b
streets. ~
Train for points IN Atlantic. 81 i.faipai arfCft,
railroad leaves dailT a. $50 4. ~: rctnfrIr, ~
rjyes At 639 =. ". TRANS for North rar,rr.
points leave at i:4O 4, VI and 1875 =. Wr-rv
John Il. MAfNrEBO.'
General Passover fvsr.
C.P. HYDE. Passenger Agent. 10 1000,
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csc. EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY TO
OLD POINT, NORFOLK, AND
PORTSMOUTH.
soc. EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY TO
BALTIMORE.
35c. EVERY MONDAY TO RIVER LANDINGS.
soc. ALL OTHER TRIPS TO RIVER LAND
INGS.
roc. FROM RIVER LANDINGS TO BALTI-
MORE EVERY MONDAY.
AND GREAT REDUCTIONS IN ALL OTHER
TRIPS BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
RIVER LANDINGS, OLD POINT,
NORFOLK, AND BALTIMORE.
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CnArrIN. srArLEs ( o.. Auclioneers. = %

Bv Frank j. sampson,
Real Estate Agent. AuctiOneer and Notary Public,
cfIice In old Bank building, Manchester. Va.
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No TRANSFER Of freight at Richnosl - or rom
southcrE points. Cars rGn through le-s 81 Atlanta
and Wet Point.
Careful handling ans dispatch. v.'a loves. rates,
guaranteed.
Tarongh bills or lading. With gtsrsE'fed rs'es,
Issued 10 al northern aud western points.
For Information. amply at o.ice CO., tnr crr.anY,
Twenty-third and Dos streets. Richmond. 49,
Oc 4 VI. !. Dol trl.A-. SIP 2. no i'l-
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PoST-OrFCE DfrtEtNt>ri
wAsHlxGToN. u. C., June "a l--'.
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS ". - joe
ceiyed at this Department ua.u NooN o> iHt
27rH DAY OF July, lsso. ~ r.a..a..s. '
contract.
PRINTED WOODEN racs,
like the samples Of this Deaartme4.. .a -l.a
ties andat such times IS may .er,qa,-e. .l.f ,r.i
during one year from the l5,h tg0f A....
1850; also, for fumi.hlasia .,. m'aaer
the same period,
CORD CLAMPS, OR TIE SACK FASTENERS.
either Ike the sample Of rni- Department. ef Use
other .ampi,s which l,ld,rs ma, .-.a, .a''--
as improved devices letter sdip'.1 60 tAe ,a.'-
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The proposal, .the r..h; % r...' .ay or a. '.
which being reseryedJ must De ia ac.l-i.a.' "iA
rho notifications and forms. which win D, fn-.n.-
ed on application to the second A,-i,tan, Po','''
er.Ccneral
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY.
ON AND AFTER SATURDAY. JUNE
~ 18TH, 1850, PASSENGER TRAINS Run
Is EnIIIOMt.
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sAfLgeAD LtSfS
saM MzsSg .sggEssas, LEE

RnuMoSD AND DlHyTLLH PAr.Ro.n,
OrFiCE GENERAL PASSENGER AGFVT.
RICHMOND, VA, june 4, 1870. (
ROUND-TkIP TICKETS FROM Ron.
~ nOND 70 points named below gili b. ON a..
JUNE lsT 10 OCTOBER isT, gool IN f,e,o5,.
81, 1880, at tie following rates-yr.. ''''|.f
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RICHMOND, YORK gfy2R ASD as.PsA.,,
SCHEDULE OF TRAIES,
~ TAKING EFFECT JANUARY lsst.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
800 +. NJ. Lesye Richmond dsliy f.x,er' SUM
nsyl connecting A. Hr,r p...' o,
LLysDAf. THUR DAA.aai >tr-
IRbNY With steamer, f0r 90 isa'.
iugs IA the l0.k river and .nf BAN.
NOR.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
$50 4. M Leave Richmond daily lcx.ept -.-.
1000 A. ". d1yl, conn citing a. West Point -r1
steamers tor Ba't.noic 90 MONDAY
TUESDAY, WFDSF-Dt y
THURSDAY, and ~Al RDAY
with steamers for Nnr yDr. a.
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. ,rd
FRIDAY: with STEAMERS 'ar Prov.
dcnce and Boston on 4 E<DAl AID
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 4. VI. Arrive m Richmond GaNy tfYr.rt
sunday, couuecilns ~ Nt.f pm.
TUESDAY. TIL R~DAI. and 81.
IHDAf with steamers illM B4t.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEArLNr NJ
ID NCUTED sthe DISPATCH N"lN'
aousk.
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Leave
Richmond
Due
dOns-
yllle.....
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RICHMOND And ALLEGUANY RAILROAD to.l
CHIEF ENGfNEtE' OIr.lI.
80. Ilnt MtfF ~IrEfI r.
L. d
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-15

MUTTON Broth SOUP for Merchants
lunch this morning at the New ncture
House Sample Rooms.

PERSONAL Observation-Disclosures Pat.
rick LochAry OF Guernsey county, Ohio. a
former Sheriff OF Belmont county, was in
the city on business, yesterday.
DR.. James z. Reeves, Of this city, who
has been in attendance at the annual SEES
sion OF the National Health Association
at New Orleans, for the past week, has
been appointed member OF the Advisory
Council Of that body for the ensuing year.
J.F Council, Esqp Of PArkersbnrg, is
at the st. James.
Mr.. John Bruce left yesterday on the
Scotia for Cincinnati.
Ar. Cassius Evans, OF the La Belle mill,
was yesterday appointed successor Of the
late J. P. Harden, as manager Of the nail
factory. Mr.. Evans Is q worthy young
man, and his hosts OF friends have excel
lent reasons for congratulating him on
his promotion. He has been connected
with the mill for many years, and almost
his entire history is identified with its In
tercsts.
Miss Lille McCombs, Of Marshall coun.
ty, Is visiting at the residence Of the
Misses Bairds, Of North Wheeling.
Col. Alec Campbell arrived in this city
Yesterday on his way home from Louisi-
ana, where he has been for several weeks.
He reports the price OF cotton as very sat
isiaCtory to the planters, but says they
have met with many drawbacks 10 gather.
ing and marketing the crop. There is
still q large amount Ingathered. He came
hsme via Birmingham, Ala, and sayF
that business Is very brisk In that great
iron region Of the South.
81. v. @. Pendleton and vile left yes
terday afternoon fer Warren, O., to pass
the HOLIDAYS.
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In one OF the main halls Of the world.
renowned Charity Hospital Of New Or.
leans a beautiful tablet records the history
OF a noble deed, which should be a source
OF pride to every Pennsylvania. It is this:
"The Charity Hospital OF Louisiana was
founded in the year 1855 by Don Andres
Almonaster Y Roxss, to whose generous
endowment, munifceuce OF the Legisla.
ture Of this State, and the liberality Of the
Stste OF Pennsylvania, the community Is
indebted for the means OF erecting this
edifc" in the year MDCCCXXNII. This
recalls the fact that since 1868 its existence
has been continued by means Of the en-
dowmeut Of the Louisiana State Lottery
Company, giving it ovsr 100000 in that
time. Aletter addressed to n. A. Dauphin,
New Orleans, La, or same person at No.
Sl9 Broadway, New York City, will fur
nish any one the particulars. D&w
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RAcrs ARour rREIcnIs.
Gathered by an IuteIrgeneer Reporter
Yesterday.

Gathered by an I~nteliigeneeF Reporter
Yesterday.
Noticing a huge mass Of freight piled
upon the receiving platform Of the Bald'
more aud Ohio Railroad Company, a re,
porter Of this paper took occasion to ask
one OF the clerical force standing by, how
the present shipments and receptions OF
freight compared with the business Of pre-
cediBg months.
"Well, sir" was the reply, "receipts Of
freight are very large now, but they are
only moderate IS compared with some
other months. The present year has been
one Of great prosperity, not only to rail-
roads but also to all classes Of merchants
and business men. The transactions in
freight have been something wonderful.
Grain has been shipped in quantities
heretofore unheaTd Of, vi road doing y
huge proportion OF the business, while
other goods, wool, -four and general mer.
chandise have been moving in immense
quantities. No one can complain OF the
year 1880"
"What is the character Of the freight
now moving? Is 1t confined 10 any par.
ticular class?
mo, sir" said he, directing our atten.
ton TO the different barrels, boxes, tubs,
&C., piled up Unfortunately around US.
"You see what we are now doing. Much
OF what you gee are holiday goodE, while
the remainder are groceries, dry goods
and miscellaneous freight. No, there Ia
not much grain from this city at present.
A great deal comes in over the Hemp
field from West Alexander, Clsysville aud
Washington. This, however, goes direct
TO Locust Point, Baltimore, 10 be semitic
Europe. Our receipts OF freight are nearly
commensurate with our shipments Just
now, and have been for alittle time back"
At the p, ". 4 KY. freight depot there
was also large amount Of freight await
ing shipment. "BusinesE has been i'm
mense for some time" said the agent,
"aDd although this Is commonly regarded
as the dull season Of the year there has
been no let up, nor any symptoms OF such
q thing. Our coke and iron trade is huge,
In fact, always has been, and our general
freight busiRess large and increasing.
Wool, grain, merchandise, and, in short,
everything transported by railroads Ia
carried in abundance by US.
At the Boat store Capt. Booth said that
since the river had broken up and navi.
cation had been resumed q brisk trade
had been doing. The through boats came
and went loaded TO the waters edge while
the local packets had all they could carry.
There are a great many hogs, cattle and
sheep on these boats, and poultry and
market truck come up in very large guam.
titles. While the gain and produce had
from points along the river Is immense.
Business ls exceedingly good"
A very prominent grocer also said 10
our commissioner 4 day or two agoi
mo mar can grumble at the results OF
this year. No such & wear as this has been
seen since 1879 or '73. Everybody has
done Well,U
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A BoY sHor.-YesteEdsy afternoon,
about FIVE o'clock, three Young boys enter
ed the drug store Of G. Moepkemoeller, at
Twenty second and Market streets, in
search o~fsurgical aid for one Of their mum.
Der, who had a fresh bullet wound 10 his
left leg below the knee, The lSd said he
was q son Of Mr. Peter Coleman, Of Centre
Wheeling. Although he was TEther rett.
cent when asked TO describe how he came
10 be hurt, he said that he had accidentally
shot himself while fooliDR with a pistol, at
tho foot OF Twenty.sixth street, on the
river bank. The bullet was extracted by
a physician. The wound, though not Ap.
pSrently dangerous, Is a very painful one,
part Of the shin bone being considerably
shattered. Boys with q penchant Tor ire
arms ought to tske warning.
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over l0,UUU operations ana not a sthgk
failure to cure. Persons suffering with
Piles can be cured by DR.. Kisnek's new
method OF operating by calling or him at
- December 18th.
It matters not how long or how badly
you have been afflicted or what your pres
ent condition may be, he will cure You or
exact no fee. He does not employ the
knife, ligature or coustics. He performs
no operations upon Piles while they pro.
trude. He does not use the "absortive
method (so called) nor the Hypodermic
syrenge. all Of these procedures are pain.
full, dangerous, even fatal in their effects,
and rarely are they successful, as thou.
sands know to their sorrow. He is con-
suited almost daily by persons thus
butchered. By new. and properly cor.
structed instruments (psttented) DR.. ks
ner is enabled to operate upon the Pile
tumors at their origin within the rectum,
removing them at their base by a painless
process and without detention from bust
ness. II the tumors protrude they are re-
placed before being treated. One opera
ton is sufficient, in many severe cases to
keep them up. a cure guaranteed in
every case. Consultation free. Will visit
ladies at their homes if requested. Here.
with ia aletter written by q. S. McFadden,
Moundsville, West Va, which expIairs
itself, to whom any person SO DESTROYS can
apply for further particulars as to the cir
cumstances referred 10.
"fou can use our name in any way as
TO the success OF your practice in the Gaze
OF Mrs. McFsdden. My faith for a time
seemed to wsver, but now We feel all Is
we'll / am free to say that you have per.
formed a ure that physicians and pile
doctors made wore with every prescfip.
ton or operation they performed. 1 hope
you may succeed in every case you may
undertake as well as you have in the case
Of my wife and Mrs. James BIakemore.
The latter lady blesses you for the health
she now enjoys. Mr.. Blakemore would
be glad 10 give his testimonial as to your
succefstul treatment Of his vile, who had
not been able to get about or do any house
hold duty for the three past years. She is
now able to attend 10 all her duties, and
has improved n flesh aud appearance"
Office, 23l Pam Avenue. Pittsburgh,
Pa, or enquire at l0Il Main rect, Wheel.
ing, W. Va,