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The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-09-18
THE MAINE ELECTION.


W ANoihhh whANaLE
80 49,, ,.a, IN. oAlioNs OF
$3.50 Ill nhr ubLIcANs
~" 'ho"N'
BOSTON, sept. II, 1880.
There is prospect Of another wrapple
next winter over the possession VI the
State Goyernorship. A special despat ch
To the Globe flom augusta tonight
says - 3
The returns from the back towns have
come in against Genei al Plaisted as n
heIai thihg ou. 'nefe seems 10 De an
hoids 1!Sa e,,.,.ss hasa SUI s.IonS-
,nsS a,,,,,ss,',,Is 80 a,ar o.on n
haa,, ",'inp on hv ,.n,,I,. a., A .'M1',. usTe
a.. ;. ,r,s ,,o,, - .,,.'.''. ' Ean III
s,a,cs ,ha ,ns y IF naxias ~ ~ ~
,ha o,tci.l liz, n,.h,'s,.s., po,' 1 "
IonrnI a. aiv,nr = cain 70 ~. .on,'r 10y
= me- var I.s, 49,, ,Sn
,,a ra,s 49,. ~. 49, aov' WIEN
siio,,, al, &C. IL, . =, ' ,i'' was ou'
Th.H s,sin TIC .h.,na i.,n.ao a..
Ina, ay..,,ina dssna,chas ,v.rs ha,n o .na.
~ Mr R,ai, a ir,m p.no"s ., .on ~
ci,Lar aud n IL aid lie, uh,,.a 90 IN -,
wsrc q Inc ovar Tho wiras ta,m" my
ooar.sor -, ,ha o,B,.a ,... .a,' ~
d,.sn,,.h.s ,,v so,,nd .,,d e .ne
o.r.r,o,,i,-,,.iv Li..laa o., - ~ 10 u"
Snsnic;o,. circ,mst snces .ra NO, 80 aoI -
n, mr. n.r,,rnI,,s ami thar, ~ ~, A.,
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NOMINATION DECLINED.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 1e.--Dr. Frank
r. Shaw, the Democratic nominee for
Congress from the Second district in
this State, has formally Withdrawn
from the canvass, reasons of q public
and private nature impelling him to
decline the candidacy, which he had
accepted. DIR. Shaw is Clerk Of the
Circuit Court of Carroll county, hav-
ing been elected last fall for term OF
six years. Another convention will
be held.
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IT Is rumored that the Emperor Alex
and r, safed with state affairs contem.
,'lates abdiCation in favor the Caro-
witch. As preliminary measure to hi
release from he weigLty cares of govern
nent, anu q solacs his griet for the death
Of the CzArina, no has taken the first
step toward asserting his freedom from
all cony entional restraint by wedding. a
fortnight ago, in tue presence OF three
witnesses of high rank, the Princess
DolgoraukS, his morganatio bride.
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The English army, having got
rid OF much of the rieidity of move
ment which it borrowed frem the
Russians, is told by Sir Garnet
Wolseley to find out what an action
really in like and then to adapt a
drill that will provide for tactical
realities. He says that the culml-
mating point of any action is utter
confusion, and that the drill ought
to prepare for it and that regulations
ought to be framed for it. 1t is a
point, he thinks, which cannot be
avoided. "
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The Washington Post suggests thg

The Washington P0st suggests that
those who complain that our silver
coin does not circulate should tell us
why the gold coin stays in the Treas
ury vaults. There are three dollars in
gold for every dollar i'll silver in the
United States. Yet the latter has a
larger circulation than the former. II
we are to condemn silver because it is
inclined to linger in the Treasury, we
must more emphatically cry out against
the precious metal" for its much
more pronounced reluctance to get
round amongst the people.-N. Y.
Star,
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LAND SALES,

Geo W Ingram, real estate agent,
has sold to ID w Corbit. of Odessa, 800
acres of land known as the "Weldon
land" in Appoquinimink hundred, for
$4,000. Also the house in Odessa
where ID w Corbit resides, to Mrs.
Clements, Of Kent county, Nd, for
5000.
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ONE MAN KILLED AND TWO IN
JURED IN A COLLIERi.

SHENANDOAH, Pa, September H.
This place again Witnessed u terriblo ac
cldent to-day, though the colliery horror
Of yesterday belittles II in comparison.
While some men were in the Plank
Ridge collisry, this morning, shot was
discharged prematurely and one man
was killed outright, two Others beng so
'eriOnsly injured that thay may die.
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MAINE WILL VOTE FOR HAN
COCK,

From the Springfield Republican.
Calculations based on the assumption
that Maine want vote so in November
might AS well be suspended. The happy
family which has got together since last
September, and won an election, is net
likely TO go to pieces in the neat six
weeks. 1t will be quite as safe for party
managers to add ''solid Mine" to other
Democratic solids.
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a., SOM ,, Radical took til, trou|
cut the picture fthe rooster :,
' sAzhIrE and re'urn it by mai
letter from Frederick, Del ~
remark rem, pencil on the margin /
lurn your chicken ont ,oo 81
, :, with cholera cau'
Maine; take better care If ,o.'
en- The fellow is evidently d
horn" Or he would have tro.!
Blaine declared the election in
was a bad defeat, before the @,
had said SO.
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A SBURY NJ. h. chURCn, lie,

A SBURY NJ. h. ChURCH, lIev
n Hin, pastsr.
services al lu.D u. IA. aud Il
Prayer meeting at Va. IN. aud ~
sunday School at . u. m. and Up. ID
free. All are welcome.
BETHANY BAPTIST Oh URC
ID OF Elm and Jackson streets, I'D
Eastwood, pastor.
Preaching at 1890 a. IN. and !.
by the pastor. sunday school 81
and 2 p. IN. All are welcome.
HENT TRIAL pRhSBYTEH
" Church, King street, near Elghlt
J. Howard Nixon b. H.. PASTOR
Services: ~ IA. Ill. aud p. NJ
Preaching by Rev. j. +. Dripps,
mantown, Pa. Sunday School, u
Cordial welcome AT all times. SO
at the evening services.
IHURCH OF THE COVENAN|
" ohd street, near WashlngI0q
J. l.. Esllin, pastor.
Services al 1879 a. m. and ~
School at 8 "a. m. Prayer meelln|
! p. m.
NE NV, N " me III, n ,, ra sv.u,,e an
.aa,a IT, isaac M Haldemap, 4
Services at 1871 II. N, aud ~
sunday School at 2 O'Clock. All
,,ru II cuIrpcp
Hr " M amd rhurch Rev h
- VI I'LL bsaao HI az i04la. m, d
pas.or; In iea1t S'.hso MI NJ J D. m,
Invited.
'lhSi ms o, . ,.hnvs Nnlh' RsI
~ aa i t.s, 9
~ servicrs l,l.SO a. In. and 7.9O p. nj
ei ,ao1e i S,%ool and adult mad
c.ass sf . n m Public cordially 1
sv,NrEIUAL LUl
GEhMAN n ,,, AnO', nnrner MI
- 80 AZ y, III nv NV p IsensChm|
rIehcn r s.ieese N a, a. m. and p.
tor. services: NOV d. n,' " MI
M. +. IN UNI uao NJ
" west s'feetS' NV
Services at 1890 a. m. ana au NJ
Communion In Tue inoi"i"e
ing In the evening uup,
MOVER fRESBfII -,
III chnTch sixth and King street
iai.yetIe Marks, d. d., pastor. )
TO morrow morning and .i, ev ,nviIsd
aud 7.4o' All are oofu'a mi IN n
o9 tionr Of The McClary Build
~ Market IS street, Elder q. r. X
| pastor. ond7O
Preaching at 1870 4. III; anu n q
Rev. Ii. i. Taylor, ofCec Co. n
| breach. .,,t
ETuoDIsT PRO EsTANTCf
| M FL a no street below MalnI
WI SeVeGahi , ssiue' nastor. SEN
Df a., j. !, y, s snd 7i5 p. IN. Seats lr
a.. ~ sAI.sM ME-. CHURCH,
| NJ Thompki nson, pastor. r., ~
AZ n ~ n, M "Ihe SANITY LIe'
at io'" :. q naan, ma Maranlna.' 4
prayer and tes iino'S
iOa. m. ,pUspyTERIAN Oh
IHLIVET PhEoD - ilhe,lnuI
Sev' Cnas. p. Mallery ps'I99 .io H.
Preaching 10Y, a. N, anu ~, az aud
SabDatn Sclooi sr, Friday Az
SCOTT NJ. E. CHURCH. 9Th p. ii.
aud Spruce Streets new
castor and Il
Preaching at 1880 a. ~ c1aymo
Rev q. w. WILCOX Oh '''
pre- ich nj ~ ~.
All are welcome o,.r cauRCa,
.,ECoND B AprlsT R sHTR Il. :. y
- anu French man NV Rev. u.
I'm b. d. Even ny service M % and
Sunday school s,.,,n a. at at j :" p, m.
invited, ,,,,ocu Ninth
OF. JOHNS Gno oi, Unaster
Services At lo.oV u, cuURCH,
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IMPROVING SLIGHTLY.

Mr.. Isaiah West, the old gentleman
who was run over and seriously injur-
ed more than week ago, by VIM.
Duffy's wagon, was slightly improved
this morning, but the doctor does not
express any hope of his ultimate recov-
cry. Duffy is still in confinement at
the police station.
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THEODORE TILTON's TRAVELS

NEW YORK, September l7.-Theodore
Tilton has made a pilgrimage TO ODER
AmmeIgrau 10 see the Passion Play.
His daughters, Florence and Alice, have
finished their studies at Stuttgart, and
have gone to live In PARIS. Tilton's
observst ions Of men and things in Eu-
rope during his last three tours abroad
will enter largely into his new lecture.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-09-18
1T DIsAPPOINTs REPUBLICANS

From the Dover sentinel, Rep.
The result in Maine disappoints
many Republicans, who taking a su.
perficial view of the situation In that
State, were led to suppose the Repub-
leans would be successful by a large
majority and it cannot be denied til at
the Republican managers had expect
ed the s ate by about 5000 majority.
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When fusion majority of two 10
three thousand was reported from Maine,
Chairman Jewell expressed himself as
not at all surprised; in fact, it was rather
expected by him. The way in which
the figures are getting around on the
other side will probably take Mr.. Jew
ell entirely off his feet with astonlsh-
ment.
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SPECIAL MOI ICE.
A CAR D,

To all VINO are suffering from the er-
rors and indise retions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood.
&C., will send recipe that will cure yos
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by u missionary In south
America. Send a self add ressed envelope
TO the REV. JOSEPH I. INMAN, Nation ID
NetV York Cttu. MAY i-eodDAwly
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N FR VIM r
Oh
TONGA SPECIFICA
A BOOn 10 Roth Sexes

A REMEDY WITHOUT A RIVAL for
all diseases arising from Nervous Debil-
ity, Sexual Disorders, over Indulgence OF
Vicious Habits, as well as from the pros
tratiOn of old age. Its curative proper
lies in violent and chronic forms OF tn,
following diseases have been attested to
by the most Eminent Physicians:
DYSPEPSIA SEXUAL LEX HA USTIOk
SELF ABUSE ERMATORRHEA
HEADACHE GENERAL DEBILITY
DIZZINESS IMPOTENCY
PREM NATURE DECAY, &C, &C
II has been in use over forty years. anc
~ to-day the most popular remedy fol
the diseases aforementioned In tn
WORLD. 1t can be used without REGARD
70 diet, is pleasant in taste, and bette
than all. 1t is sure, safe and certain cure
IL Ii no quack medicine, but stands upol
It's own merits, rs any trial will amply
demonstrate. Since 1896 this remedy ha,
always been sold for u much larger uric,
than that for which IL is now sold: I'M
owing TO the fact that the time for IN,
pay me mt OF all enormous royalty upon 4,
man facture has expired Ii Is offered 1,
the suffering OF boln sexes at one doIln
per box, so as to be within the reach @
ALI; at which price IL viii be sent to am
address free OF further charge.
A dress, DIR. WILLIAM YOUNG,
4l6 Spruce ST., Phlli
May eeonsulted on al diseases b.
mail. 9inos-l&w
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"NroRTED H HIGHWAY ,
Berry

,..1 An old man who pa,. Ii.
residence as VIM s gave bis mad
w =, T., Nd came to the ei,u AenY
Win win a a, cut head and t almo!y. estI
T,.n blood. lie says almost 'nos {, y
thursday night, while ,', A.. "a
NE" Pike just be,o uai'l !,
gaze lie was attacked 6 y' pu |, Y
m men one Of whom, disp ny nlg
n mans clothing, sprang i 1a'' e !.
ana Knocked him srsse ,ISU' inc y
wagon. lie says he WAS , 'aI, lfS
ana all his yaiuables, and TU ,Sai
ne recovered his senses HS e en4'
, .ul cash in his head, and bi s' ~
soaked with blood. He did NJ n ~
h'ze any of his ASSISTANTS wv H0'
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THE DEMOCRATS STILL CLAIM
ING 1T,

AUGUSTA, Me-, September H.
With an honest count Plaisted is cleo
ted by from 500 t. 1000 plurality
Tie Republicans are withholding re-
turns for the purpose, it is feared, of
manipulating them and changing the
records. They die hard, but their
demise is assured.
MAINE STANDARD
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Whining uol- lm~rG.s..
CATTLE MARKET,

PHILADELPHIA, A ug. 81,
BEEF CATTLE were in fAIr demand this
Wees ana good cattle were higher. 335,
mead sold al the different yards "A / 36zaItI.c
per H., AS Ia condition.
SHEEP we've in fair demand and frac
non higher, 1900 heud arrived and sold
AZ the different yards at 3l2aIN O., and
Lam os SOFA at4ae14c.per H., AN ~ quality,
Park Dr0Ue Pdrd, West IhiLa., Auo. IL
SHEEP.-ExLra, no To l3U lbs, 50 Ut good
" 20 lUO tbs., u w To 4 80. fair, 81 w II
hs., va i1ae; .tock sheep SZ 10 10 SIS -. good
lambs, u 10 OlIc; comhaun lambs, 81 To 81 So
closed With DOWN. ard tendency. ArrIyY'
of 6UOU head
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SAWED

In nve feet lengths, square at both ends.
Must be free of bark, and no dead wood
VIII be received; sticks over ten inches
In diameter must be split In halves, sticks
over ~ inches in diameter mustbe split in
quarters. The Thousand cords must be
delivered before the first day OF December
put bids will be received for any quantity
That the bidder will guarantee 20 deliver.
We reserve the right to reject ali bids.
CHARLES WARNER d CO.,
augl2-tsep W. Wilmington. lei.
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wALLsrREEr YEsTERDAY.-Stocl

WALLSTREET YRsTRRDAY.-Stocks
were duh but, generally speaking.
strong. Money continued easy, call
loans ruling at two and half per cent.
with two aud three per cent. the ex-
treme rates. Government bonds were
firm, States very dull, and railways ir-
regular, but for the most part strong.
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FOUl.Ttt EDITION
I,,,,c.,,on. for ro-uDay.

Clear or fair weather, slightly warmer'
south b. rly - westeil y winds, rising, fol-
lowe by falling barometer.
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80 . ss' ~ . -
TABLE DAMASK AND DOYLIEB.


TABLE DAMASK AND DoY LIES.
Not withstanding our stock OF these
goods is already large we are d ally adding
more to IL. Our bargains for this week in
this department will be
One lot of wash towels............ SC. each
" Turkish towels. .l21zc. "
100 dozen buck towels 20 by 40
Inches at... .........-ss.......IDc.
This department also contains jute
taCle covers, white jacquard and Marsel-
les quilts, white and red damask table
covers and napkins.
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Prevention Is better than cure, and Dr.
Bulls Baltimore Pills are the best preven-
tive OF disease known. They are used,
approved and recommended by myrlads
of people throughout The land.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-09-18

We have also laid In q large stock OF
col'd silks, satins, vslvets and ve.veteens.
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Delaware State \
THIRD ANNUAL EXHIBIT
DOVER, DEL
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thu
AND FRIDAY.
Sept. 2Sth, 10Th, Both and Ocil
COMPETITION OPEN 70 lHE VI

COMPETITION OPEN 70 lHEv|
PROGRAMME OF FAIR.
TUESDAY, Sept. IS Grand eIl|
OF Live stock, Fruit. Cereals, All
implements, Machinery aud M
tured Goods. Grand display Of
hold go' DIS,
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 9.-At Ol
bicycle Race. Running race, pod
At l.3Op. IN, trottihg, go class, NH
Als class, purse. slOL. ~ ciasl
$3.50.
THURSDAY, Sept. 80, at l.9O D. "A
race. purse 81 U. 2.3i class, purI|
2.26 class, purse 800. 2,i5 cla.s, pu1
FRIDAY. Oct. l,-At " a. NJ,
race. Mimic Fox Chase. MimIcl
Chase. AT 80 p. m, $40 class, puI
2.2l class, purse 500.
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We have one lot gros grain Black silks
Is inches wide at $40, This cannot fail
10 prove very abrasive ID those wishing
a cheap black 81 k. We have also opened
every grade OF our justly celebrated Gui-
oct Black silks from tl % TO $3.50.
NoTE.-After ten years experience we
have found these silks To give more gen.
eral satisfaction than any other make we
have ever sold
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING

A Grand Rally OF the Demo-!
MIN u eek Hundred WIN be hslS
80 OF ih' mas Robinson, at - Hoo
Thursday Evening. Sept, 30.
at 7.3O O'clock. The meeting vlnI
addressed by Chss. b. Lar on
Grubb. sqIs., u, d DR.. within ~
An invlliOn IL extended 10 ths !.
the Hundred u d surrounding A.,
By order of the Wy
BAYARD CLUB or MILL Chr,
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WILMINGTON. bel, sept. 10 isSc.
Latest Stock quotations furnished ny
Head d Co., y. h. corner seventh ahu
Market streets, WILMINGTON. Dell, AT L
IN dav.
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FOR WOOO-

PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.
i Proposals for the delivery OF one
thousand QODO) cords OF sweet gum and
white poplar wood at our wharves on the
Christiana will be received by us until
noon on the nrst day of September, 1850.
Conditions-All pieces must be
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.sssss's's~s ssssss'''s-s''''
THIS stock IL now complete In all sizes
and qualities from SAID
upward.
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WIN. KENNARDs co.

Desire 10 call especial attention W
their htock OF
BODY BRUSSELS,
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS.
3PLY INGRAINS,
EXTRA SUPER INGRAlNs'
MEDIUM AND Low PRICED lNGRAlSs'
RAG AND HEMP CARPETS.
Toge' her with p large stock Of
DRUGGETs,
COCOA MATrINGH,
LINOLEUMS,
OIL CLOTHS.
RUGS and MATS
NoTE-A visit u this department Will
pay, as our prices are unusually low. our
assortment large and the very newest ae'
signs.
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National Bank vi delaware. 800
First National Bank.................. LAB
Union National Bank.................. a
National Bank OF vii. n Brandywine "
Farmers Bank................... b2
Wilmington Coal lias Co.............. S
Delaware X. II. Co. ................... ~
delaware Western X. X. Co........... ~
Phlla.. Will, Il Baltimore X. X. Co..... 70
wilmington Il Northern X. II. CO..... 70
Wilmington Passenger X. W. Co...... AZ
Delaware Fire Inns. Co.................. S3
Masonic Hall CO.......
delaware stale. .....luo
Wilmington city 6's....................llO
Wilmington CiJy 5's....................w
Masonic Hall Co, LIST mortgage. ..lUO
Wilmington Passenger n. w., list
mOrlgAge. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS O
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so pieces OF cent PRINTS In desirable
styles al d faAt colors.
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Bought directly from the manufac-
turers In Maine.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-02-21
Harper's Ferry Happenings.

Several officers from the Department
of the Solicitor Of the L. S Treasury were in
this place. q few days ago, to make arrange
mont for the resale Of the Government pro-
perty here. The Sale, it is understood VIII
take place May 10Th. Z.
The building Of the Bridge over the
Shenandoah river here is progressing. Tive ,,
spans have been nearly completed, and 1t WI!
be ready for the public use shortly
Gen. y. Golf, Jr., Commissioner, sold
on SATURDAY last. the Governments interest IN
Shenandoah Ferry. GS@ acres Of land on the
soath side Of the Shenandoah river, and the
Ferry Lot on the north side Of said river, to
Joshua Cavalier, for S605.
Twentv-one acres of land in the sub
urbs of this place improved by dwelling
barn and out-buildiugs, the property Of the
late Patrick Hagan, was sold on Saturday last
by Isaac Fouke, Esq. Trustee. to Mrs. Eliza
beth Haean. for s. GOO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-02-21
NORTIlWARD.

CONNECTIONS.-T No. going South
conucctswith B. 4 0. Eastbouud train from Mar
,usburg ARRIVING at Washington 9.45 \. NJ, and
Baltimore ll.le.
Tfain No going North connects with b. & o.
West bound train leaving New York 80 +. NJ;
Philadelphia ll.30 =. NJ; Baltimore 40 \. NJ,
and Washington SIS A. ".
Train No. going South connects with Balti-
more and Ohio East bound train arriving az
Washington sos p NJ, Baltimore 5 % 7. NJ,
PHILADELPHIA HOO p. NJ, New York 345 4. NJ.
AIS, connects with b. i o. Wcstbcund train
leaving BALTIC. at 100 \. NJ. ard Wash. $40 A. NJ.
Train NO. going North connects with b. 4 o,
Eastbouud train arriving at Washington 7lc
p. NJ. Baltimore SIS =. NJ, Philadelphia $50 \.
~, New York 6.tj AN
Passengers :rom Cumberland for :. '. K. r..
points south 81 Junction take trains leaving
Cumberland az SIS y. NJ, and for Shepherds
town train leaving Cumberland at . =. NJ.
Passengers from Martiusburg for :. Y. Z. r.,
points South Of Junction take train leaving Mar
finsburr C.25 4. N. and 1925 Z. NJ, and for
Shepherdstown take train leaving Nartinsbucg
t29 p. ". Standard Of time that Of Baltimore
Stations marked - are flag stations.
JOSEPH II. SANDS,
Ian. Is. 1850 Srperint cudent.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-02-21
WARMED.

On i 2oth of January, lss0. Dr. Rev. j. ;.
Cl-da.r. CHARLES %. T.sLNAhl and Miss
SCEGclM, ailo Winchester.
Indie Bolivar NJ T. Church. February lG,h,
1850. lr rho pastor. Eev. John b. Hall, Mr..
CHARLES 81 SfAAGLLE o. Miss EMMA y.
kEVc-.. bo,a oi Bolivar.
Atft. residence Of the brides parents, by Elder
r.s.rh Fur. Mr CHARLES GORDON, Of Fred
.f..E county. Va. and Miss SALLIE IHOA T.
son, o. Berkeley county.
lu Na-doshut-, ora the 18th Of January, by
r.,.I. Is. Nelson. JOHN R. MILLER and
Bis. AMANDA TIKGINIATABLER,e il OF Bcs-
ke.et county.
Jsaaarr --rd. lSso. by Rev. j.. /. Shipley, Mr.
JOHN F..IICE. ul Washington county, Nd, u
Mas. EiiA EON. %, SLephel dstown.
Atu. Lutheran Church 10 SAep95erdstowo' on
Thursday morning. tie l-tb 90 February, 10y
l.r. h.. NJ. Nr..r. Nr. JOIN CASTER 10 Mrs
ELIZA -CuorPE.r, liof >hrphe'dsto~n.
Attte Baptist Patronage 30 ta.splace. on Tues
DIV. f...ul.f Do, 1850. uF hev. b b. shepherd
Nr.l.N .WlNDUAN % Miss ANNE Is. WHIT
IIN0IUN-a.lul alias county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-02-21
Grand and important Enterprise.

We have recently read letter from Col. W.
A. Morgan Of this place, 20 the Hon. b. f..
Martin, Gov E. W. ~ Holiday and Gov.
Wm r. Hamilton, embodyiug a plan for the
improvement Of tic Potomac ryeT-maklng
10 lavi.atle for steam vessels-by system OF
locks and dams from Washington city up as
high us Cumberland. Maryland, and urging
diem to cake bold Of the enterprise by bring
iustis matter % tie attention Of Congress,
aud pressing 20 through g. a speedy and sue
c.ssiul completion The Colonel says all en-
terprscs must have a starting point, aud as Il
has been over one hundred yeats since Eumssy
successfully applied steam power to Propel ms
t0.t terc 40 lbs poiat on the Potomac nver,
te tiioks It about time pll Rip Van Wiukle
should nu; another on. FROM that day 10 this
tae O., wing bosom 90 the bcautl oil Potomac
river. here 90 ;ais point, has been undisturbed
by Ore p'luslirg Keel of the steamboat,
ulca steam las been successfully introduced
VL-Ieg.s c.yit 1l,..n has extended. The C9l.
hopes ,e press % this State will take bold
of his acme aal give ali aud assistance TO
tae ea..rnr.-c Sep Register
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-02-21

Series Of Lectures.

The Good Templars' Committee have
nearly completed their arrangements for the
course Of Free Public Lectures, as follows
March sih-Jrdge John Blair Hoge.
22nd-Capt. w. II. kaoie.
April 5th-Hou. W. II. Travers.
- l9th-Kev b. Arbogast.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-02-21

Change Of Time
GOVERNING MOVEMENT OF TRAINS on
SHENANDOAH VALLEY r. L.
rdry Effect No,l'y, February 2'i, ISso.
SOUTHWARK