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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-29
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
RCInSG CONTEST OVER The SUGAR
TARIFF,
IH, Presidential Outlook Sherman, Grant
and BI4inu-Ihe Charleston Custom
House Bill Senator Bay
ards Speech.
BgItf NEWS UtNS AND PERSONAL
MENTION.
A SWEET SUM ECP.
A sugay Rcnncr 70 state His sile OF tho
Izae

sugay Rcnncr - state Hts side OF tho
Case
s.. .I. boo .b. E.st,,rJ
WASHINGTON, January %.
Taly MI llaycmrycr. oi New York
who ,s prince among the lev men that
tntrcl the sugar.pJining monopoly Of
lh.s country, Will aldr, 81 the Ways aud
Means Comn.ttec. lie thoroughly un.
I,rWuds the Arguments ui his side of
the gursiiun. and will not Only be- ready
t.-tyr ingenious replies to all questions
asked hrm, either by the committee OF
o.. representatives. ol the grocrrs side
20 tHy question. bat he will make
plausible ,Pervh, Just aS he did when
I4rI him ast year before the same
committee. OIhyr ,pvaAvrS will follow
ru the su,ur question until Democratic
IuI Etpubhun statesmen will regard
,ur Dutch standard rs a stumbling block
au the fu'aryscOpe toolishness. Now
uutlr nearly all who app ar before tho
.pumitirc want the sugar tariff mOli.
% u AMI slmpliiied, they do not agree
hr.JuSc tier interests conflict, The re-
Uur, wants all suglrs that cannot be
U,.i without rciiniug admitted at "A low
rat. while the wholrsllc grOcrTs aud
these who sympathlzc with them want
,ht Iuty on grocery sugars also reduced.
rur latter propOsi ton. you see, brings
.u. IN sugars that can be used without
r,huing into competition with Mr..
litycmcyrr's refined sugars, and there
90, once is hitch. The sugars under ~
butch standard cannot be used without
rtiuiug, Between H. Rnl ID Dutch
standard vOu have the coarse dark
br1Nu SuliIr, iu TACT the lowest grade
that can be- uscd without refining. he
tween d. aud - oi the same standard
ate The Aght brown or rather yellow su.
.Ir, luTnlrrly known Hs coffee sugars
an above 20 are the white sugars, such
az Mr.. Mlchacl Reilly dcslguatrs as 4
sugars During the discussion. which
Promises 90 be- prolUctcl. the gruccrs
W.il fight thc ryiuvr, aud the rciiurr-
iu turn Will a,sail the gruccrs. The CON.
ml,,cr viii hr told that the system oi
testing sugar by color !, nov fraud
because in Drmcrara they have harmed
o. ,H,yg sugar aTtiiirially, others will
say The pularrscupc, which tells the
7.gHIgiuc strength OF augIr without re-
,lrl 10 color, Is humbug. aud that the
only true way is 10 combine il with the
y,lor test A bill amending the sugar
uriil Will be agreed upon finally 10y the
pmmittcc, which will please none OF
luJ contestants exactly, aud which
Ncssrs. llaycmeycr & Go. will, il they
are lucky, succeed in defeating, leav-
ug the tanh a. II now stands
Louisiana. oi course. will come INTO tho
fight aud claim protection iuI her sugar,
Jui br Just as much lu earnest rs
Wheeling is about her iron or Lowell
about cotton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-29
SILVER IN WEST VIRGINIA.
Oar Mountains as Rivals Of the
Sierras Excitement ut Pied
mont
special Dispatch to the Register

Special Dispatch 10 the Register
PIEDMONT, January -,
II has just come to light aud the cx
element il high over the discovery Il a
silver mine, seven miles lrom here, on
Savage Mountain. W. 7. llackctt, an
engineer In the employ Of the Baltimore
aud Ohio Railroad. aud several others
have formed joint stock company TO
operate silver mine, and have bought
Que hundred acres ol land. The blossom
OF the mine IN nov paying loriy dollars
TO the hundred pounds, aud it is pre-.
dictcd 10y experts lhat, ~ the mine Is
worked, the silver vii, be the finest ever
discovered N this country. II is re-.
ported that llackctt has refused i25, 900
for hls STOCK lnIs mine adJOins the
farm OF Governor Thomas, deceased,
OF Maryland
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-29

NKw IoRK, January 2a--iieufy MOT,
r,s. convict, confesses 20 have started
The recent firc in the Brooklyn Penl-
t~ntiary workshops. he says he got
,he matches iroui CLERK Green, OF the
shoe company, and set Il on dre In tNo
nlac,S Firsi ia the lott OF the shop
and aiterwarls h she buildiBI where
certain combasiible supplies are kept;
taking two quart can OF benIine and
throwing il over the door and lighting
h. lie said he did know Why be dd u;
but vent up stairs 10 the shop and
waited 10 SO what happened and came
down With the other prsouers whsn the
alarm Was given. Morris win be in
dIcted for arson. He Is nov serving a
AK years term ior erinlnsl asssaltl >
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-29
AnADA.


ToRosro. January 2s.--IlahIon has q
letter from the trustees 0f the S,oyt'-
mans Chslisnse cup. informing hun
thst be wss cnhtl~d W hold The cup
unln challenged by tie BEST man Ia
England. and that The 60 Deposited on
his behalf last fslI, Tor q match With
Ellhat, had been Withdrawn.
H,nlon had written 10 soule. sskiss
him ~ agree % put up 500 ~ = guar.
antee that be will have q man rssdy 81
row him iisnlonl on tie Potomsr.
Msy 2ush. ~ thst In the event oi sslt
over Iisnloo viii grtt 900 y Contnsys
500 and . pool OF 500 Hanlan slo
rejects the last drafted article. and asks
70 have substitute ! thoss signed s'
Ro he, tsr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-29
STATE MATTHIss.
A@Lss In Ne Easesss Iss- Mas.

4 rnuspsa sionn IN mile iniss. vhI
vivid lightning, vss tbs sysst of Tues
Day pvsaing lsst, d ChariesGcsn, Jes~f-
sou ,0unty.
Joms w. GsAsfMAn, E~q., in Q eos''
msuicstioa 10 shs shsphssdssovn ky's-
tsy, sho~s The pso6ts ~ isrmins. ~ bic
sIpenenos. 10 be over u Iss csai-
E,1sovsL IisLop Peisfiin, a wea
virinls, and he rl.spislns y W kcld the
spsiiss examination ~ candidates tor
body os.tsn % Cbssiestosn, beytnn nc
Wsilsss Icy. rsbsussy ~.
T,Is Chasisseys Abwt n et1~s: DE-
scdlssa 2 novsl sslIeos s,sv,sS ~ 49,. 70
by IN. Job fsSsss, . dssi muts, hisly
osiaissd 9 dsaooa b ntsbee whht!s,
81 a1s(Cssd p nAePiea yost ssssgses
- 81 dses. ssd =. y. . usss.
a iGg. 5srsa - ia6cpedes6 ~ ~.
0es1ssH - ~ sssviis vss quite
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-29
1T WILL PROBABLY PASS.
The Charleston Custom Houso and POST
ofiioe Bill.

WASHINGTON. January 2S
Mr.. Kenna has gotten. Us tclc-
graphed last night, tue House Commit,
tee on Public Buildings to agree to re-
port bill making q most liberal appro-
priation ior custom house and post.
Office at Charleston, West Virginia, but
the trouble Is that tire are 40 many of
these bills reported that they make "a
formidable sum total, aud this alarms
the economists OF Congress. | have
faith, however, in Mr. kenna's energy,
and think the bill will pass.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-29
FOREIGN.
InEI.Ah ID.

Dsv,tt and brennan 10 stand Cor Psrlls.
msnt
DrplIs, January ~. -- The Ns.
tionalnts Of County Mayo have
decided 10 start Michael Daviti and
Thomas brennan, under indictment lot
sedition, M candidates oi the county iof
parliament, ON the understanding, that
ii.electcd they shall not take their seats
The prospect ol their election Ia con
sidegcd good.
The Mansion House Relief
DuDLiS. January ~.
r. H. Ei,tm, o( hc iaiiod Sioio and
thUmfd
The statement reported in tho Irisl,
newspapers to have been made nj the
meeting at buffalo, n. T., on sunday.
thai dciaulieIs in the payment ot rent
are excluded from the Mansion House
relief WAS considered ai public meeting
ot this committee The committee de-
aircs ~ say that this statement. " made.
10 totally without foundation, and u 10
impossible to conceive how u w1 at
tered. Real distress is the only condi
ton lor obtaining assistance IRON thi.
committee. II acts exclusively through
local organizations, which Include clsr.
gymen and representative hymen
Of all denominations and opinions,
rendering impossible the allegei
distinction between the sufferers. THIS
committe, meets twice weekly. and is
COMPOSED Of representative men oi oil
shades oi opinion. whose sOle anxiety IL
10 Keep their fellow countrymen irom
pcrishing from hunger The meetings
of this committee arc open io the press
Also will, reference to the statement sl.
legged Ia have been male at Rochester.
II Ia hardly necessary ~ say no indiyIL'
ual newspaper was priyey to the organ
isation of this fund, and u In utterly la
correct a. say that any outsider paid iof
the ,clcgfams sent by thus conmltiec.
The first telegram tho COMMITTEES tseli
paid Tor, subsequent ielegrams lsnd this
one) were scni Tree through The Asso.
ciatci prcss by the generosity VI tb.
Anglo American Telegraph COMPANY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-29
supervisor ~ Ipsi, ior the third North Carolina


district. 'o''" 'afo'lha
Mr. Thomas Taylor. of Accom.cL
PASSED through Washington last niyhi
sh route TO Ritchie 10 attend the RenSb'
nean state Committee He WAS ior
Mo Thurman does not look as II h.
intended to ~ on the retired list ior
some yeas yet ' WI
Senator Edmunds goes to the C,ni,ol
Wp A. NJ, aud commences work I'm III
committee room.
hlsslssipplans say the new senator.
Suuse George, Is tisi class man and h
w accord with senator lamar
John W. Daniel, oi Virginia, one a
the beSt orators ot the day, x-Speak, k,r
,lallsrr AMI 1t. GOV. James A. Walker
are here. '''''
Brief News Items.
The House Committee ON the NIissis.
slPpi river and It's tributaries il anxinns
ior an enlargement oi its powers, anil
would, II is charged, be willing 10 enter
into combinations that might iniure tho
prospects oi the River and IIarbor NII
Mr Norman Beach, confirmed last
evening rs Judge OF Idaho, 1t is charged,
Was once insane aud is In danger Of be-,
my ~ again.
The senate Committee on Public
Buildings and Grounds will hold its
hrst meeting this session Thursday.
Vow that the House has voted 800.
Nn to the Yorktown monument and
$4,000 to the Yorktown Centennial, aud
the Senate will concur in its action, the
State ot Virginia will have, at this sos
sion Of lts Legislature to ccde To the
United States the right oi control over
the ground selected for the monument
The vile Of Colorado Congressman
remarked yesterday To the wife Of "A
Government official that "the women
oi Colorado shudder at the very men
ton OF the Indians rs you do now in
Washington at the mention ol negroes. "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-29
FIRE Al PARKERsBURG.
MIR. DIX Suffers Loss to the Ex.
tent OF @0,QOO by the Work Of
an IncendIary.

special Dispatch 10 the Register
PAgEERsBuRd, January rs.
The dwelling house OF Henry Dix,
one milqout OF tke city, burned to the
ground at o'clock this morning. Loss
on house, 5000; Insured h the Home,
OF New York, for ~. iO0 on the house,
aud 81 800 on furniture. II is supposed
to have been tie work oi an inccndiary,
as there had been no tire in that part
ol the house HON which the dre at first
started ior . long tline.
Thomas |. Boreman also lost several
hundred dollars worth OF furniture In
the same building.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-29

AeomIuilire OF citizens OF Morris,own,
ON Saiu rIay, were in Wheeling confer
ring with some Of the officers ot the u.
x q. X. K Co, IN regard 10 the pioPos-
ed uew road iroUi MorTistoNn 10 the {.
a. near Belmont; and on Monday the
r. 4 q. officers went out lo look over
the proposed route. We have not
learned what conclusion the committee
reached but suppose the matter Sill IL
made public In a shori Tune.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-29

CoLlS uEsElD, assd s.ycniy, lOr .
long time resident Of HArper's Ferry,
iell down . presipIce and received fatal
injuries last week. He vas buried on
sanday with Masonic and Odd Fellows
honors, at Harper's Ferry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-29
PRODUCE
n 90 Yors.

NEw YoRK, January 2S.-Cotton--
Quiet ut IL i3-lB(al2 l6-lgc. Flour
Demand active, receipts 10000 barrels |;
superhne western and state ~ 5Ots,5 20;
common to good o. 1908 "a; good TO
choice s. s0IG7 IS, white wheat extra
s. 1906 80. extra Ohio s. 30(s7 20; 81.
Louis g JO(sSs 90; Minnesota patent pro-
cess s. OOldS 20. wheat.-Steady re-
oeipts 1900 bushels. ungradei spring
81 25tai 2s; No. 3 spring 81 SOFA
| 81. ungraded red u 37t(sl t3., No. 2
81 i3iC9i t5i; No. . amber 81 ~; un.
graded white 81 iOtsl IL; No. No. 2
sl 3glGl ~; No. ! do, sales I'D 90
bushels, at 81 ilGsl a., No. 2 rel, seller
January, sales Gt.0O0 bushels al 81 4.
Esl l5i seller February, sales 25i 600
bushels at$l iiiCsi iSi; seller March,
sales $1,000 bushels. nj 81 Ettsl 10.
seller April 2s0, 600 bushels at 81 t9}t5
I 20 Rye-firmer; No. 2 western tIic.
Corn-In good demand; receipts 1900
bushels, ungraded s9ls8lc. 80. . 5sic,
steamer Co; No. 2 selIsr February 5si
C@-J9c. seller March 5se; seller May -
(a,5iic. Oats Stronger, reoeipts 80
bushels; western mixed +5ttsi,c; white
western I9iSSoc. iay--in good De.
msnd At sc. Hops-firIn; ye~Illns
7Sc; eastern and western 27es35c; Nes
York State 29tsi1c. Coffee bali and
unchanged. sugzr-Duli and un.
changed; fair 20 good rvhning Iits
7lc. Riee-firmer. Petroleum-Q Quie,
United she, crude ;ic; refined T..
Tallor -sieady n 6ic. Rosin- n-Somi'
naily unchanged Al 81 u. ss-Dalli
western 100 iec. Pofk--Qulet and hrm
meas sI2 50. Beri-Dyli aud un.
ehansel. cut Meals- firmer. lops
clear n al. Lard strong. prime steam
g. s7its7 Us. Butter Dali and heavy;
western i5(s3.e- Chee---fiun; western
i5lSi4ic. whi,kv--Dun 81 81 i2tei u
Lesiher-- Duh. hefnlosk sole 23Espr
Wool Demand lair and 1rm, domestic
Aeece tstsSsc pulled 3D.e1se: unvashe'd
isl3toc Texas sos s0c. Neials-Msnu'
iscturct copper-Qaiet aud ffm; neu
sbesthing 33e; ingoi lsks 2tks1ttc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-29

Nav HsMroS. Ia, January p. The
boy who was believed 10 have been
murlered by his isthcF, Elder Greek,
the Adventist, Il alive IN an adjoining
eoaniy, whittier hs fiei alter the trat'
ing bis iaiher gave him 30 avoid rcpe-
tilion oithe outragc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-29
s,.D,.ra,, Fola Iuve.tls.,iou.

Nrw YoRx, January 2s.--The invcsti,,
cation OF Shepherds Fold Was continued
today. The society for the Prevention
OF Cruelty TO Children rejected The p!!?9-
position Of the counsel Tor The fold,
,hsi An order be entered placing the
rLIlrsn In the care OF whOmsocyer the
ConTt should name. Six children then
related stories OF cruel treatment 10
which they Mse subject, short rstions
thsrsvefIiy ot puntshments and hafd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-29
A. Austin, w. Va

AuuIS. January 27.-Two houses be-
longing 10 the Austin Coal Company's .
place was totally destroyed by fire last
night IL Is supposed TO be the work Of
all inoendiary, a. the people we're 20 o..
cupy them we're no, liked, aud the
house burned 10 get rid Of them. Loss
estimated al 81 ,ODO; no insuranc~.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-29
obtsuasy.

IN usEs,nis. January u.-s. u.
Means, . prominent cilinn VI This e,t,.
died this morning at bis frs.dsbce alter
Q pryiSAts-i iii8,vs. lie Has ib The t2d
yc.f II hi. sgr. In ls,t lee Sss mar
fi..i 10 ils Allison. Jsashisr u j. X.
Alisop, u tie on irss. who survives
him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-29
CUBA.
Grant and Party.

IIlSasA, January 2s.- General Grant
and party attended the American Or.
Gus, last night. anj left Ior vuclia Absja 10
this morning. They will probably ~.
turn ~ Havana Saturday. The hing ~
turned thanks to General Graht iof his
dispatch of cougratnIaiion on tie Trn
sion oi his patron SAINTS day. u 10 sail
that General Grant ~ill not ~ t0 NIosn
rangus.
4 number oi slight shocks oi earth.
quske were iclt in Vuelia Abaja yesie'.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-29

hkAARks.
The number OF the offerings ID lighter
that IL WAS last week, but the quality
Vas u little better and trade also was .
little more active. there being soms
eastern demand. with u iair demand Oh
the part ol our home butchers, We
quote common 10 lair Sheep at 4 81 cts.
aud the better grades At 5ict6 cts.
Lambs Sad cts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-29
HOUSE

The House passed the following bills;
Granting a pension 10 the widow Of
Lieut.. Hiram II. BeHner. and appro.
priAting si.l0o Tor the erection oi .
monument 10 General Herkiner.
The Senate bin appropriating $4,000
Cor the purchase Of . nex sits for the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-29
BRAVE DAYARp
Stands Up for His Convictions In spite Of
Their unpopulaTity.
special W the Register

Eholf bhPoRAtaAAt1s
spocial W the Register
wAsnINUToN, January y.
Those who, like Mr.. Thurman, think
that Mr. Bayard's financial resolution
is mistake, nevertheless concele that
the specch OF the Delaware senator yes
ter,lay vas grrat effort aud worthy OF
a statesman. IN Presidential candi-
date, II Was bold undertaking, Tor he
knew he was opposed by the majority OF
his party in the Senate and that his
views will meet with hercc opposition
in the West and South. lie said, In
conclusion, in deprccatory tone, that
the senate might reiusc 10 adopt bis
resolution, but he felt that time would
yindicate him. Your correspondent
thought, as he listened 10 hts manly ut
terances, that II all public men were
a. brave aud a. honest a. Bayard, We
would have a purer government than
the iathersoi the Republic ever dreamed
Oi.
Personal Nsya Items
Judge Brannon and Hon. Jonathan ~.
bennett OF West Virginia, are At the
National. The President has Withdrawn
Walter Mears, nominated for census
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-29
Bsitimors.
BALnnoEE. Jan. ~, 80.
EEcElrrs yoR rHE WAX.
nGnAaas oa ~ oAYILA

The arrivals oi Cstsis durisg the yess
amounted 70 LEA hssd, aeatneg -
isss vsst snd i.07o he'd The eosye6vo@
dag wssk of Ase year. ssd ~ -
du1ng tb~ vssk sa0sntsd -. lM
head, axsipss i.tii isst wssk end ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-29
To GoseHor Holiday;

Ilavr Just received communication
from the sheriff and Capt Magruder at
Liberty furnace, twelve miles from here.
All Is quiet now, but some ditbculty -
apprehended. They say that more men
are needed at once. The Winchester
company will be ordered up tonight.
The sheriff says q considerable bo'ly
Of rioters s-em 20 b. organising. Two
negroes were shot lost night and severe
~ hurt In response 10 these the Gov
ernor has tclegrphed 10 Capt. James n.
Burgess, commanding the Winchester
Light Infantry, ordering him 70 proceed
With, bis company by the hrst train 10
the scene oi disturbance aud place hin.
reli al The dispoaAl nI The sheTin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-29
WAR or RACES.
Sert0us Conflict In Shenandoah II
County, Va.

RICIIMoNp, January 2S, Tclegrams
received here this morning state that IN
tense excitement prevails ia Shcnando'
ah county, the consequence OF acollision
between the white aud black laborcrs at
the Columbia furnace, near Edenburg,
that county. Governor Halliday re-
,criycd telegram from Sheriff Sticklcy,
'of Shenandoah, asking Tor troops 10 ail
in quelling the riot, also, one from
Captain Magrudcr. Of the Woodstock
military company, stating ihst he hal
notice Of serious riot at the point men
toned, aud asking for orders what
to do. Tho Governor immediately
replied to Captain MagTudcr directing
him 10 place his company at the disposal
oi Sheriff Stickloy aud the common
wcalth's Attorney. Allen, Tor the prcscr-
vation Of the peace, and 10 keep him
thc GOyernOTl advised Oi events.
Other lclcgIams received 10y members
oi the Legislature from the Shenandoah
Valley, confirm the above reports. The
trouble, as far as can Ice asCcrtaincd, has
itS origin in the fact that Jno. W Whist
ler 4 Co, proprieiors OF the Columbia
aud Liberty furnaces are substituting
colurcd Tor white labor in their works.
These works have heretofore been almost
entirely run by white operatives, who
live aud own their little homes N the
nrighborhood oi the iurnAces, AMI have
no other means Of support than their
daily labor, while tho negroes who are
replacing them are imported from other
counties, where the negro element pre-
walls 20 Il greater extent than in Shen-
anduah.
RCmoNp, Va. January 2S-Stato
senator II. II. Rddlcbcrgcr, oi Shcnan.
doah county, tonight received the fol-
lowing in regard to the riots In his coun.
ty,
woopTocK, January 2S LEFT Colum-
bia Furnace at I T.. " Everything quiet
there, and reported by d. Armstrong 10
be quiet at Liberty Furnace, An attack
on some negroes was made at Liberty
furnace last evening aud two men
we're wounded, The rioters then dis
persed With threats 10 return tonight.
4 dispatch from the Sheriff, just re-
cvivcd, says the rioters have now two
hundred men, aud he asks for more mil.
tary The Governor has just received
the following
WOODSTOCK, ':U y. n.
To GOteB0r Houiiay;
Have Just received u communication
from the sheriff and Capt. Magruder at
Liberty furnace, twelve miles from here.
All l. U1ttat nnH hul stnae IifnfuitV IL
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snEEr AND LAAna
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-13

Bath, Mouse, Capitol, Squirrel
and Five Islands, Ocean Point and
Boothbay.
THE FINE STEAMER
- - HENRY MORRISON,

CAPT. {. C. McCllNTOCK.
Tuesday and Fridav mornings will leave Augusta
at q, Hallowell at 60, Gardiner at Richmond at
SIS. and Bath nj Q 45, A NJ for Mouse, Capitol and
squirrel Isla ds. OCEAN 7 int and Boothbay.
Returning will leave Boohbay at 100 +. NJ, for
DC an Point, Squirrel. Mouse and Capitol Islands,
leaving Bath at $50 clock in the afternoon for Rich
mond Gardiner, Hallowell and Augusta.
Wednesday and Saturday leave Augusta at l0l5,
Hall0W ell at 1910, Gardiner tt 1ll5 A. NJ Rich
mond at 1910, and Bath NJ +. NJ, for Five Islands,
Mouse, Capitol and Squirrel Islands, Ocean Point
and Boohbay.
Monday and Thursday, returning, leave Boothbay
at A. NJ, for Ocean Point, Squirrel, Mouse, Cap tol
and Five Islands, leaving Bath at 10 for Richmond,
Gardiner, Hallowell and Augusta.
Days Down-Augusta to Boothbay-Tuesday,
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.
Days Up--Ioothbay to Augusta-Monday, Tues
day, Thursday and Friday.
EARES:
Single Tickets Each Way
Augusta to Richmond, 40 cts; to Bath, IS cts.
Hallowell IS 6s
Gardiner 25 80
Richmond to Bath. IS " to Boothbay rs "
Augusta. Hallowell and Gardiner 10 Islands and
BCothbay, 81.
Tickets for Round Trps-Good until September 10.
Augusta TO the Islands or Boothbay, sl-75
Hallowell, l.6J
Gardiner =" i.J0
Richmond " l25
Bath same other routes.
Family Tickets at reduced rates.
Tickets good until sept 10. All freight and baggage
on the same, it wi not be received board the
steamer.
&c. MCCLINTOCK, Master.
Augusta, June ~, 1ss0.