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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-12-16
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT CARSON CRY, NEv.,
December Sth, 1880.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
TO make final proof in support of his claim, and
secure final entry thereof, and that said proof
will be taken before the District Judge of the
Fourth judicial District of Nevada, and in his
absence before the Clerk of said Court at VIM
nemucca, Humboldt County, Nevada, on Sat.
artaay. the I5t-a bay Of January. A. ID.
1854. at 10 o'clock A. NJ. of said day, viz:
Bernard Fisher, Homestead Application No.
20, for the S. Z. quarter section %, TIP AZ, n.
r., 80 E., ". ID. NJ, and names the following as
his witnesses, TO prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation Of said tract, viz: Samuel
b p Pierce, Charles Engiman, John z. Fors-
ling, and Charles A. Nichols, all of Humboldt
County, Nevada; p. o. address, Paradise, Hum
boldt County, Nevada.
dIl-3Od c. A. wITHERELL, Register
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-12-16
BULLION TAX.

Notice is hereby given that the tax on pro-
ceeds of mines for the quarter ending Septem-
Der 3oth, 1850, is now due, and payable at my
office in the Courthouse of the County Of
Humboldt, and that the laws for its collection
viii be strictly enforced.
L. l.. RICHARD, County Assessor.
Winnemucca, November 81 1880. Nv
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-12-16
ID. III. HASKELL.
TOWNSHIP AGENT. C. p. IL. IL.
Town LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE.

PARTIES WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR-
chase Lots in the town OF Winnemucca, are
hereby notified that all applications for the same,
or on business relating thereto, should be adj
dressed to the undersigned at San Francisco,
"a. the C. F. r. r. office where they will receive
prompt attention
Those occupying lands belonging to the com
pany, without having bought or leased the same,
are also notified to attend to the matter without
delay and avoid trouble
no19. D. II HASKELL.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-21
II R EN EN-.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN KkEnEN AND NEW Oh.
LEANS. VIA HAWKE. SOUTHLAND
TON AND HAVANA.
61. The steam.hipa Of the North Ger-
.NAAkaSA6 man Lloyd Will resume their Regular
TITUS, us follows:
From Bremen. From n. Orleans.
Hanover. January I'll About Feb. "a
HAnnoyer. March "a ADont t.
Nurnbsrg. ............ApIii q About
These steamers touch outward AT Havre and
Havana and on their home trip at Havana and
'''us l" PKICEs OF PASSAGE.
From Bremen. Boutharn pton or HHvre to Havs
ana or New Orleans CAbin $50; Storage $50
From New Orleans TO Southampto Havre or
Bremsn-Cabin $50; Stesrage. &45.
From New Orleans to Havana-Cabin. $3E
Storage, tl6
Children under ten years, half price: chill.
dren under one year, free.
N. B,-Our agents tor Texas. Messrs. KaufY.
man RunRe. In Galveston. are authorized to
issue steeraRe passage orders at the following
through rates:
From Bremen to Galveston, 442:
From Bremen to Iudianola, $45 so.
The company reserves the right to change
the route OF the steamers their advertised day3
OF departure and the prices Of passage.
Passage tick cts frt m Bremen. Southampton
or Hayre to New Orleans issued by the undese
signed.
For further particulars apply to
ED. +. 6TOCKMEYER co. Agents.
au3l IL AZ Union stIees-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-21
THp NEW ORLEANS DEMOORAT SATURDAY, FEBRUARY e. 1880

II rrhv--a bb's molasses " M Eoptt1go bbls oil 10
/ 1 Harris Are--ll bales moss j M Latimer &ca-s
do r. H,ok msn-a d, ] Hepting-snndries ~ ".aeT.-
Tnt., Of hale. cotton 100 hhds sugar $40 bills mo-
aAses tG0 hbs oil
nv FtaTHnATE.
ARK NEAa--Fer Jaada hpat-ah, roo nah stay 90,
Per Werner's bnat @ao.n o do. Fer Galhonn'a two
tnats- oaa do Fer iase's two boata-t01.h 900 do.
A II t0 IIel,et llfea
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Down II. u. Lee Al y. ia. II. II. Springer a.
Il n, Molla Moore at y. m. Arrived: Grand

DOWN. II. ~, Inn NJ Y. m. Il, y. HpftH9er 81
II m Mollta Moore Mt q y. m. Arrived: Grand
Tower 1T y m.
QnEHNvtliE Feb ~ Weather cloudy aud
cold Tho river rose 10 innhpH, Down, H. y
Hpringar at a n. m No othar boats passed With
IN The Last twanty four hpnra-
BATON RouaE. Fab 10 To Geo. u. Htte. tA1
will arrive tonight aud leave Saturday pos'-
lively for Bayou Ierle. ..
MEMPHIS Fab. ~ j n. Hurlaan. M lnr
Grav,ar a,rae Ataamnr nhaa. Morgan rnan'h
down THE motnina with full lord VIII arrive
MunaaY morning. HAIRY aIfIN
Barron Ro,inn. Fth. ~ Briitor Eprlnr
Hiaamar Tnnaaa will arrive Saturday morning
and leave Monday M Macon anA Tonsns
L. v. OnOLEY.
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GnEENyiL,.A. v,cn-nu.G AsD -. \ -.

UNITED sTATEA MAIL PACKET.
.ss4 f sSiHt' v HTtsIAfh & kA Il,
Dhviss Bend and intermediate land
ROBERT u. LEE.
William Onmpbell master r. j. Howard clerk
Inriant.s Ling for MI points tho Ynznn Tim.
flower. Deer Greek and Talahatebie.
q. !. WDHk ~ Commercial Place.
20. WAYNE, ~ Gruvler street.
GEO. D, HITE 14a aravier street
VIII give through hilla of Inding to Trenton
Monroe and III etntlonn on vlekHburg. Hhrsvs
- 80 W. Ii. BROOK ETr IT. Agent go
hu'p ~ MhEazin' street.
rd mN vI1K a sTAnEs M MAR i r,AGKET.
Leaves every THURSDAY ntb o. M
nm = Fom vIGKaEUKa NHEENvfLLE
k!lss - n and Benda Tho now and mngnl-
cent j. S"T n. W"s s'rsm'r
Curt. Holmea master. W. N. Chimes clerk
connecting Mt VIckshurg with P,risot's Limo
for ali points on nnano nnd Ialahalohie rivers.
that tho enptnin may deem unaafa.
az; W aRhM,s, enc 8n5o WATsl'a GARTER
viii give through biila OF Iadlng to Trenton.
Monroe and MI stations on Vloka6urg. phroyo-
port and Pacific lsailreaa, yia naItn. La
anl9 ~ Magazine street
SATURDAY vIGKsEUha UNITED STATES
Leaves every SATURDAY. ut .. m.
- FOR VICk rBUKH. DAVIS BEND
AEse Natche X, and all Intermediates land
r. r. Leatheys. master. JF. M use oerk.
connecting Rt vlcksburR With tho PariHot Line
for Yasoo. Tallahatohie and Bunflower rivers
and with Anehor Limo for Momphis, Cairo and
At. Louis. VIII give through bills OF lndIng to
Monroe and NIL stations on tho vicksbnrR.
Shreveport and Pm life Railroad via Delta. La
This boat reservee tho right to paas ali land
inEs TINT tho Captain may consider unsafe
For freight or pnaange andy on board, or to
JOHN JANNEY 100 Comm on at,
J. Il. OARIIN, 80 Common st.
VIII Sign through bills lading to etationa on
tho Vickahur9. Shreveport and PneiHo Railroad
nj anmn rate na other boats.
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LIv EHrooL.
HARRISON LINE.
~ lsGkS The steamship
WAss klOH.

E2A1s31k Tho BfehmHEl1p
WARRIOR,
Jones commander
will sail on or about February 49, 1880, from her
wharf foot Of Montegut atrset.
VIII receive cotton and sign through bills o
lading for tho Continent. between HaYre and
Cronetadt.
These steamships. being OF light draft, will
cross the bar Of tho Mississippi at all times
without detention.
For freight apply to
LUCAS r. MOORE.
de2D1y 1906 Graviei street up stairs.
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--4=-f4Y-aa -
FBlspN TlgsI pAS - ES.

roRy EApa Fob 40, " nj Earomninr no in'
Wind northeast lahi Wtfa' hnr cloudy
Arrived Al p54E thla evening, Htnatnahir ''hnl
maitn Road matter. from Nnw YORK, ~ y. a
whitney tn
hailed steamf hip u. y. Ward, Jr.. for Belia".
Ian1utnl
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-21
.so,Ip,s i. the view s.ssm.

GOvINaTON- Yer ataa,nar Camelia ~ halea ont
ton .luo L iiarde &co-5 NJ Walmsley &co Z"
u sente aoe-i0 hhls rice ! II Kent &no-b bible
pens Bloom 4 c"-sundriaa tosnrdet-Total " baea
40. on 10 htfa rice
Mana'aa Fla, aohr Harriet Gardner ~ hhls
syrup NJ "a Rogers Aco4t2 10 y des buckets i N
Madam y bhia Hour Glover 4 Olendahl- anndriaa
Il, "r'e-Tetsl 2o bills syrup
Hands,,oro- ael,r inn 7 ropp $500 feet lum
her u I.uadip
Rosi-fer anhr Comet ~. oro feet humber I" "
Nu'dlg
Pearl Rirer FEY Iohr Wade Hampton $1,000 feet
nmhet to j w Adama
Tick faw-Fa, aehr sntpriae 10 cords wood I" or
der
rearl Hsver- Fer aohr Leander Jane So trda VOID
IN order
Jordan Hiver-P Per snhr Gonn"rda a2.oc0 feet
lumber II Huidig
Pearl Fer sehr T. ! Emer 10 cords wood
10 order
Blind Rver-r Fer eeht Joinville AZ cords weed t"
order
Pearl rive, Fer aohr Tetrcnia II 10 cords wood
tn order
Am,ta River Fer anhr Gorinue= 900 feet lumber
Munoy 4 Marcy
iIandsm,o FER ac,r IIenritte CT 0a0 feet lumber
IL y I. uameritt
Jordan River Per nnht Adelaide 1000 feet 'u'nee
Wallace 6cO
bayou Ha,tefr-fer aeht Maud o. COO feet lumber
A q psnnet zoe
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Low Err COAST.

Leaves every TUESDAY and THURSDAY at II
q. m. and "a q RDAY ut Q D. m.
~ FOR ORANGE FARM POINTE
kRsSss1a ALA, Hache. Greenwood Plantation
Terre aux Bout, and all plantation
andings-The new. fine and fast steamer
EM1A IRVINE,
j. A. Ruiz master
e. NJ. VaIlette ard N M Barrels clerks.
leaves as above regularly returning TO the CITY
early In the evening on alternate days. For
freight or passage apply on board. head OF Con
Il street. Ru1l
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-21
He'd nivsv ana Texas.

WEEKLY RED RIVER PACK EFT.
Leaves every HATHNDAY NJ q y.
r. For GRAND ECORE, AIEXAN
lgAnR dria Egg bend Norman'a Bnrhin'a.
Wares md way landings The
elegant aud now s'namn'
DANUBE
I'm place OF the 7, aae X Hal)
II Hinnott as'er q Hamilton clark.
VIII leave ns above. For freight or paasaRe
apply on board or ~
H. w. ADAMH, II Commercial Place.
7 Mo wharfhoat charges. or rommiasinn,
will he charged ut mouth. OF Rod river or New
Orleans for forwarding freight consigned TO
boat or agent. leo
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-21
FOREIHN FORTE.


Havre Feb IL -Arrived. Hr bark Arabia EaHton.
from Mobile
Livsrpool. Feb u -Arriv we'd. Sp sfeamphip Carroll
Riestra, from New Or leans. Sailed. 18TH. Ger
ahip Constantine, kuehlknn for New Orleans
Rotterdam. Fob lI=-Glaareh. Nor barA Condor, Sv
vertsen for New Orleans
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1IfRfF. FOR BHAZOa HANTIAHO VIA Gal.
= AAzA0G vaston The iron atenlnar
4. q. HARMS


VIII sail from Morgan Oily on TUEaDAY. Feb
ruary ~
Freight for brownsville IL per cent of tnrjtr
except grain. which is nj special rate
Through bills ln1ing aligned 10 all points
on tho Houston nnd 1exna Central and g. III
and II. A. u. H., Int, and Hreat Northern RAIL
road. and New Orleann and TeRaa Railroad
Hun Antonio freighta reoeived and Forwarded
vim Clinton and Hnl.. II. and Han Antonio Rail
road.
Freighta Tor Gonzales. Hallntavile Rancho
etc.. racnlvad vim Clinton or Uunra
b'gh erage to Corpus Ohriatt and Bragoa IN
any, nj Iiak aud expense of conslgneas
Freight for ali the above points received n,
the. depot of Morgnns Louisiana and Tesne
Railroad. foot Of Lafayetse street.. daily until
~. m.
Tickets and atataroome secured until .. m.
mt ngopts' Office. or ut tho ferry landing on
morning of departure.
Through Tickets Will bo Issued from this Office
to tho principal points on the Houston TaxRn
Central RallroRd. on the International and
arant Northern Railroad Texas and Pacific
Railroad.
O. A. WHITNEY h 90, Managers.
on! tt Corner Magazine and Natehes sia
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Ia srspul Ms;M r.,

INDEPENDENT HEMI WEEKLY NEW OR
LEANS. COAST AND LAFOUROHE
PACK EFT.
Leaves every MONDAY at II m. and THUR
DAY nj 4, III
~ FOR WAY LANDINGS ON COAST
lBEasAt nni Bayou Iafonrohe Tho A No. I
pRannnRer packet
REIlE,
Max blanchard. M,atar,
john Wobre and q. J. Blanchard Clerks.
will ienye ~ above, returning down the coast
avery SUNDAY and WEDN EADAY. 10 daylight.
For freight Or nnasaEe annly nnhoard or to
Y. II, ~ HNAID pEt. Louis at.
+. HENO. 40 Onnti at.
T. Il. Coca through 10 Lockport on the
Thura ny trip.
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Capt Smith of the atnamahlp tamelIia from "a
lermo to this port reporta that on Sunday Fob 10.
apoho n German bark, bearing commercial code oil
aisnaia a II J l. OF Sand Kny. bound east
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-21
Os1As,HsrA.
RAvOU MACON AMI TENsAs.

TITNHAS AND BAYOU MACON REGULAR
PAGKET
Leaves MONDAY February ~, Mt 6 y, m.
~ FOR FLOYD. Delhi. WARSAW.
kREas4ak n Oroekatt's Point. Egypt Uut-off.
Weswood. Eureka, Mound ,yOu,
Coulter Point and all wav landings On Bayou
Macon and Tenaaa The flpa passenger steamer
TkNsAs,
l.. V. Cooley master. Thoa. Knee clerk,
will leave ~ above. For freight or passage ap-
pY on board, or to
BRIfTON b EPtJEI. lBg Hravier st.
de1G LORD n MORN ,KE VA DRAWER street
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Rk POLLS.

For ARKApDIIB
Leaves every IA ruNDhr at q y. m.
~ FOKAHKAFOLIa GHEENVILLM
md tho bonds, vieksburg. Delta,
NHtchez and lnterlnediate landings
The steamer
ED. RlrHARDsON.
Frank Book, IT.. master. A Movay clerk.
leaves aa above, connecting mt VinAs,,,,ru with
parlaots Line for NIL points on tho Yasou. Htirls
1ower. Deer Greek and Taahatehie
q. L. WORK, H. W ADAMH
O. G. WAYNE, WROOK mfr 4 GA RrNR.
VIII give through bills Of lading to trenton.
Monroe. and ei stations on Tho Viekaburg,
ahrere,,"r' md Pacific Railroad. via Delta. Il,
also ~ Itnn bluh and stations on l.. r. NJ II,
and r. Railroad In Arkapolla. 49, A''
". II. DROOKETT. Agent,
lsl1 M MagRylne street.
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WHERE TO LOOK
FOR TIE BEST FURNITURE.

III. Just returned from the North with one Of
the most comple,'e selections Of artistic furni-
ture. ornaments. etc Gall and examine ami oI TIE
lines. Raw Silks, En.broidsries. Bobbinet and
Nottingham Lace On rta,ns., and the newest
styles In Paper HanginRs. ali At the most rea'
SonRhle price, oclsu
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sTEAMBOATs.
sr. LOUIS.
Br. LOUIS AND NEW oRLEAhs

1T. LOUIS.
BT. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
ANCHOR LINE.
FOR 1T. Louie and all war landings
JAMES HOWARD .........s-....O 'Neal master
Itavas on SATURDAY Feb ~. al e 4. IN.
BELLE OF HHHEVErDNT -. Ou9hllt master
Leaves TUEHDAY Feb, ~, at y m,
w. !. HALLIDAY. t.......st,t... Hnuia maateI
Leaves THURSDAY. February 20, nj pm.
,-UT TIE BOATS OF THIN LINE PAL
k6Es4aIks r. particular attentlan to oil war ans
plantation business
J, D. woods. aauetal Agent.
lO4 Common strcnt
E0UNTH LINE
1T. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS PAOK EFT
Leaves SATURDAY. February ~, " pn..
IT, For HI. LDUIH. CAIRO, MEM
llsEEas...zlaassS. phIs and tho Bonds Tho fine
ataatnar
u. q. YAFGEH,
III Davis mpater, iii MnPharann clerk
For further Information npu'y to
q. H. BRENNAN Agent
fr1a 10 t'ravier street.
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m eu~rAAam.
HIt)ll I'm. "..

Capt Quick. Or the steamship Now York. reports
when ~ milea y of Iortugas paaaed Ir Hteamahp
steering cast showing international aignal letters
L.. II
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-21

dMN. FOR INDfANOLA Hteamers leay.
-Akn2kS Ing Morgan City on WEDN EHDA VI
aud HATUKDAYH connect ut Galveston with
+ hon RI
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kgfeRatA The Al passenger packet
ASSUMPTION,
i, A. GhRrlat master,
Edw Nieolo. md !. W. LasroIio. clerks.
will ieavn as Ht,ovo. reurning down The coast
every MONDAY and THURSDAY In daylight.
For freight or pasanRe Apply on bonrd or to
II, HIVET.
los Dsnatur. near HI. Loula street,
P.H,-ttRs II clerk on tho landing during tho
day ut tho head of Bianvile street. To receive
freight. noi2 en-
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IA Nv SAX 4.

REGULAR SEMI WEEKLY BAYOU RAKh
PACKER
Leaves evoTy WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY
nj =. m.
~ FOR BAYOU SARA WATERLOO.
Hermitage, Port Hickey. Button
- Rouge and FlHuuemine = Tho fast
ana splendid rnHaonecr Hten,nor
JOHN w. CANNON,
John o. Lihano mnater J. Il. Mnsaop olork.
Clinton and Woodvllle freights shipped We'd
nosdny roach thoir destination Friday evon-
Ing.
Clinton and Woodvillo freighta ahipped HGtur
day reach thnir destination Monday evening.
For freight or pRssnge apply on board or to
GEO. u, HITE. la2 Grnvior street.
HKITTON Il EPPLEH. l39 Gravler street
LORD h MCPEAKE. 122 ArAvter street.
RlI2p q. q. WAYNE. 80 Arnvier al root.
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AND RED RIVER

ALDS0NYILLE AND RED RIVER LAND
ING TRI- WEEKLY PAGkE
FOR BAYOU GOULA. PLAQUE
lf54.lkSt s1 mine. Baton Rouge. Port Hudson,
f.--.%."-s@ Bayou Sara and MI postoffice land
fpgs-Tho United States mail steamer
KITTY NyE,
o. f. Burdotte master
will lenvn Donaldsouville every MONDAY.
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY at 10 O'Clock noon.
on tho arrival of train from New Orleans. Par
tteular attention given to eonst passengers and
High, freight Connection made with stage line
nj ised River Landing for Simmsport. Ever
green Cheneyvile and Alexandria, La.
In Il few DAYS now fhat mail and passenger
bout will lenvo Dpnnl,lsonvIlle for the above
nanlah points on Tuesday. Thursday and sn'
urdAy. feib Y
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a.c,suts - the Ola masua

Triafunnta River Fer echr Two Sons 20 nnrda
wood b. order
Hind R,var-psr schr Daniel II Gaatla 20 earls
wond to order
Stock ton@P.r es,r Mary Msgdaen 900 feet
| lumber IL, I.iInsa toe
Iohefunata River Ter nchr Ilnaa-is cords wood
N Levy
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Hk4h. FOR CORPUS OtfNIHTI VIA GAL.
.S2AASA2G. vaEiOn-
sGEA MSMlP ARKANSAS
VIII sail from Morgan City SUNDAY. Febru
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STEAMBOATS,.

ianaa Howard nNeai n, ~ ~ Iouia .".
Matches .astheis, trnm Vtesabn'H
vagon IIarriaan from Washington
A ahIa and Stinde. fiem Shreveport
lease Il He'll. Sinnot from Alexandria
Florence Meyer. Nichols. i"n Jack aonpart, ARK
A@anm pt,on lharlst. from Bayou Latnntshe
whisper tlnnaronk. f,"'n Haydn N"nlA
jain n Ilaird, baird from Bayou Naratatta
Sm.A Irvine Ruis. tro,s I.nwe' t"~st
81 Franci' We,le. Dean f'rm Upper COAST
A Twin Ha,valt ffotn l.ower ttnaat
Jchn w Cannon. tlbano from l'aynu Ears
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MARINE NEWS.
DFpIOE NEW ORLFANR DEM Ot,AT.
EaLliInIl I'll lam


S1AAVrd TNafNT0ay.
Urig Fannie " Jennings, Neil for Havana
- yn,h
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-21

Etaa,nahip dhal,pafta Na,d from New YORK
t.tn mat 10 q "A whitney So" A|pieta
" chip France, Iourias. 40 daya from Hav'e. 4"
maater lutnb
,r lark nach.lota Eljridga 90 days from Dela
Itieah " rats, tn master Point
a ua barh Itahtan Fave ei,ah ~ days from London.
vim New YORK Ia master Point
Steamer New Gamea from Cev|nRten New
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,EMI- WEEKLY COAST AND BAYOU La
FOIINDHH.
Leavea every TUESDAY Mt e /. M. and HATUH-
DAY Mt 10 ~. IN.
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u ports.
Inn rs,rts

HAVANA Fer brip Fannie II jennings i6O
hhla tour ltAl aa.ka do
lms ports
NEW YORK Ter ateamahip ahalnetta
Aaapttad maa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-31
NE1eHBoRHoo NEWS.
RELLAIRE.

The old Republican stand on the squsrt
was torn down Monday afternoon. Il
The new stand be built on the lots near the
German church, it will have to be movel
in the event Of large mass meeting, or
else the audience will be diminished by
the sizs OF the ground.
Fremont Romick, Of Pueblo. Colorado
who came to the funeral Of his brother In
Martins Ferry, was in town Monday.
He leaves for home next week.
Rev. Armstrong, OF the Bellaire circuit
was hurJ Sunday while riding on horse
back. The horse started aside suddenly,
and injured nerve in his leg, which has
caused the loss OF the nse OF the leg 50 far.
Captain Fink Is lying quite sick, the
first attack being kind Of cramp collie.
The front OF the new First Natioral
Bank will have one story half below the
pavement, built OF smoothed stone. The
building progresses rapidly, as little time
was given the contractor. RC. f.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-31
GABLE nltIEPs.

viscount Enfield has been appointed
under Secretary for India.
Since the beginning OF the year thert
have been 40 duels fought in France.
The bullion Withdrawn yesterday OF
balance from the Bank OF EnglAnt
amounted to El4s 900.
ADublin dispatch says that olibber''
-four mills, near Olonmei, on the Limerick
and Waterford Railway, Munster, were
burned. Loss, Gl0 600.
Aspecial from London says the province
OF Quebec mortgage bank has been found
ed iy The Bank OF Paris with capital 4!
E:5 900 600, the first issue 70 be fiye mill.
ions.
A Madrid dispatch says that foods have
greatly damaged houses and lands in the
province Of Gnadalsj4ra, Albania, Gala
tayud, Almanzi, Granada, Tsrea, ourics
and Alicaut. No loss Of life is reported.
Pere Hyaeinthe last Saturday solen-
nizsd the marriage OF Abbe Laine, until
recently the priest OF the diocese Of Maus,
with Madame Woechez. Hyaeinthe
warned them that they must be prepared
TO encounter persecution,
The French Government, as soon as the
Chambers resume, will introduce bull
for the sale of that portion Of the crown
jewels not considered of artistic value.
and estimated TO ;beworth $500, 900 france.
rhe proceeds of the sale will be devoted to
thepurchase Of works OF art.
A Constantinople correspondent says:
The Porte is preparing iresh note TO tht
powers making distinct offer respecting
the cessionof territory TO Greece, declaI.
iDg in firm language the impossibility 81
going iurther, and throwing upon the
powers the responsibility for the con.e-
quenee OF the rejection II this offer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-31
Ihe RrIti,h Grain rrade.

LONDON, August SO.-The Mark Lane
Erpres says: Three weeks Of fine weather
has proved Of the utmost value to all grain
crops and greatly forwarded harvest ore
rations; the absence of bright sunshine,
however, made this work rather slow in
the laie districts, whilst in the southern
and southeastern districts the bulk Of II
has been completed. Complaints continue
OF mildew In the wheat. Some early
threshings are not very satisfactory. A
quantity OF new English wheat has al
ready been marketed in London aud the
country and the samples show much
better quality than last season; prices
ranged from AS 10 4ss for white aud 43S 10
ass Tor red.
The demand for foreign wheat, although
slightly improved BY lighter shipments
cabled from America, hGs been mostly In
active, and Mondays decline bas not
been recovered. 1t VI, uld be uuwise 70
predict that prices have reached the Lowest
point, as the period Is approaching when
imports are at the heaviest, but the ten
dency at the close Of the week was rAthei
to arrest the downward movement
Barley had Glow sale. Oats were fair
ly active. Maize was occasionally thTet
pence higher. The sales Of EOglish whea
for the week were II 229 quar.ersat AZ Id
against IL, $50 quarters, AZ 4Ss Id, for th'
corresponding period last year. The i'm
ports into the Kingdom for the week end
ing August 2lst, were, wheat l,Ts7 ,06l
hundred weight; -four ls8, ,l47 hundre'
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