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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-24
SEAT OF GOVERNMENT.
BRADY DEMANDS An IMMEDIATE IN
veSTI6ATl0N
OF the Star Route Charges Against Him
Why the Treasury Investigation
Ceased so Suddenly-Re.
demption Of Six Per
Cent Bonds.
:HE VIRGINIA C0AllTI0NISTS.
THE QUEEN OF THE TREASURY.
A Woman Who Has the Disposal OF
Clerks and Clerkshi?s at Her Command.

A Woman Who Has the Disposal OF
Clerks and Clerkshi?s at Her Command
WASHINGTON, June 23.-Considerable
gossip is provoked by the stoppage oil
the Treasury Investigation. The sensa
ton is strengthened by the discovery
that there is 0 woman in the case, and
the probability Of an ugly scandal affect
ing the character Of public officer near
the Secretary. This woman has had
powerful influence in the Treasury for
several years, having the disposal OF
clerks and clerkships at her will, until
the fact has become notorious. She is
feared by the petty chiefs, and fawned
upon by The subordinate officers, who
in this way hope to secure favor oil the
man, who is her consort. Created in
this queenly way, it is not much won:
der that Custodian Pitnet should loa
her no with presents. which could be
charged to the contingent fund. NJ
one can, probably, accuse Secretary
Window of knowingly covering up the
affair, as he is simply ruled by interest
ed parties. Here the work OF lnvestigi-
ton must cease.
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SPORTING.
THE OAR.
Proposed Rssatsa for West Virginia and
Pannaxlxania 0aHuman-

Proposed Rssatta for West Virginia and
Psnnsyivania Carmen.
PITTSBURGH, June 2S.-Owipg TO the
failure OF the Leader scheme for q resat.
u open to Allegheny county oarsmen
only, the Allegheny Valley railroad and
well known business man OF this city
have now on hand q project to have q
regatta on the Hutton course, in which
all Pennsylvania and West Virsiuia
oarsmen viii be entitled TO admission.
The matter has not taken def nite shape
as yet, but probably will in few days.
1t is proposed to give the sun Of 81 800
in purses, and exact Q good entrance
fee.
Arrival Of BIooded stock.
NRw YoRH, June % Keene's cele.
brat. d race horse Spendthrift returned
home TO day after an absence OF two
years in Europe. A valuable brood
mare in foal, purchased by keene
in Europe. also arrived. Three magni.
dcent French stations, imported by J. b.
Douay, came in the tame steamer.
Sporting Spray.
The proposed Allegheny county boat
race, like all other truly big aquatic
events, has fixzled out.
Schaeffer, somewhat noted English
oarsman, will come to this country to
enter in the Toronto regatta.
1t is stated that il has been settled
that Yale and Harvard will row on Fri.
day, July lst, on the Thames course.
Another great billiard match has been
arranged for at Paris. Slosson and
Plot will play Nignaur and GARNER at
cushion caroms for a purse OF 5000
frsns at the Cirque d'Hiver.
A new trotting association has re.
Gently been organized at Bradford, Pa.
A first class hall mile track has been
laid and several large purses will be-
offered for competition at the inaugural
meeting, which takes place in July.
Delegates ircm Columbia, Princeton
and the University Of Pennsylvania met
at Princeton yesterday, and decided To
row the race iDr the "Childs Cup" at
Philadelphia on July 9th, at six o'clock
p. NJ. All three colleges expect to be re-
presented in the race.
The Cincinnati Enquirer offers Q purse
of $500 for boat race st that place, the
only condition being that the contest shall
be open TO all oarsmen. Any person
wishing TO enter this contest should AL
dress the Sporting Editor OF ths, jour.
nal. Now, here isa chance for Welsger.
ber, Fe.sing, Clator and Bracelsnd.
Step forward, boys.
Horse racing in America is becoming
very uncertain. There are book k.makers
who lay 300 on horse. and give the
riders in the race $50 TO let the backed
horse win. To make this lass OF sport
it will have to be taken out Of
the hands Of the present horse racing
fraternity and placed in the hands OF
such men as Lorillsrd and Keene, who
race horses for the honor
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-24
ASTRONOMICAL.
Discovery Of Another Comet.

Discovery of Another Comet.
RccHEsrER, y. Y, June 2S,-From
two Simultaneous dispatches received
by Professor Swift Warner, il appears
that another great comet has been dis
covered. Prot. Sharpless, OF Haverford
College, Penn, says: l.. I. Edwards
saw il with his naked eye this morn
ing, and Eiglr L. Larkin, Of New Wind.
sOr, H., also reports having seen 1t, and
that il IL the vast new comet located IN
the constellation origin about eight de-
grees from Capella. and il is not im-
probable that II NAV be- the much ex-
pected comet of 1872, which should APP
pear not far from that locality. There
Is sUme question as TO whether the
honor Of the discovery and the Warner
prize ol 500 belong 10 Larkin or Ed
wards.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-24

By the timely use OF Fellows Com,
pound Syrup OF Hypophosphites, the
Nerves regain their vigor, and the Brain
becomes clear and powerful. Indiges-
ton and habitual Costiyeness almost
always arise from weakness OF the nerves
and muscles OF the stomach and bowels.
In such cases, Fellows Syrup of Hypo-
phosphites has proved itself of the
greatest service BY inducing healthy
peristaltic action OF the intestines. The
evacuations soon become copious and
healthy, without producing the effect OF
purgative medicines.
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T,snsf.rrnv Western Union Stocks.

New YORK, June % The original
Western Union Telegraph stock is rap
idly going into the new stock by trans
Ter and registration at the Union Trust
Company. There will he very little
outstanding on closing the transfers for
dividends Tuesday next. After that
date the old stock will disappear from
the dealings at the stock exchange. The
deliveries on outstanding contracts ma
turing after that date will be made in
the new stock, with 4Sl per cent.
aJJal
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W. ~ l.. T.. K. X.
Subscription Books Opened
Hayes Heads the List With
$1,000.

ERENOST, June 23.-The subscription
list for the building OF the Wheeling and
Lake Erie Railroad commenced its cir
culation yesterday, headed by ex-Presi-
dent Hayes. So .OO0, and General K. T..
Buckland, - 500 The shares are 10 be
SO each, every citizen being expected
10 do something IN proportion 10 his
amount Of taxable real property. The
subscriptions are made under the stipu'
lation that they are not to b. paid until
the road is in running order through
out it's entire length, and then the st0ck
is to be mate over to such subscribers
There is but little doubt but what the
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PRUSSIA.
German Press on St. Hilyar's Circular.

German Press on H. Hilyar's Circular.
BERLIN, June 23.-The National hi
mng, CONNER ny on the recent circular
of Bartholemy st. Hilyar's, Minister
OF Foreign Affairs, to the representa-.
tives OF France abroad. setting forth the
policy OF France, says: The French
console themselves for their vast expen.
diture by the idea that they are finan-
cially starving out Germany, which is q
delusion, as America only is profiting
by this war, for which the French agri-
culturists are paying dearly.
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WASHINGTON, PA.

Accident on the Pittsburgh
Southern.
Special Dispatch TO the Register,
WAsHINGToN, June %.
On Wednesday the passenger train
on the Pittsburgh Southern railroad,
which is due in Pittsburgh at s O'Clock
In the evening, met with quite an acci.
dent at Banksville and was several
hours late. BY some carelessness, .
switch was left open and this caused the
engine to jump the track, taking several
coaches with it. The engineer and fire.
man jumped from their posts, and in do
ing 80 sustained some very serious in
juries. None OF the other officers Of the
train were hurt, nor any OF the psssen.
gers.
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The waynesburx Narrow ;au,e.

WAsBINGroS, Pa, June % S-The
Waynesburg and Washington Railroad
has been doing booming business for
some months past. For April the re-.
eeipts amounted to $2,O74 %, and the
expenses TO 81, sos 20, leaving a profit Of
81 900 81. The reports for the month Of
May have not yet been made out.
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A Is. Il o. SCHEM K.

The valley railroad 10 dc Ex.
tended to the Virginia Mineral
Region.
BALTIMORE, June 23.-At q conference
yesterday between representatives Of
the Valley Railroad, Of Virginia, and
President Garrett, OF the Baltimore and
Ohio, it was agreed by the latter TO fur
nish the necessary funds, Isl COO, 900,
less 10 per cent? for the purpose Of ex.
tending the, Valley Road from Staunton
to Lexington, the heart Of the mineral
region OF Virginia. A connection will
be formed at that point with the Rich.
mond and Allegheny Road, work upon
which is now being rapidly pushed TO
that point. Tie ultimate design is to
push the work still further onward, and
have direct line established from Bal
timore TO the South via the Clinch Val.
ley. through Southwest Virginia and
Tennessee. The move from this new
Southern route will be regarded with
great interest in railroad circles through.
out the country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-24

Az old lady writes rs: IL am sixty.
five years old, and was feeble and ner-
vous all the time, when bought bot.
tie of Parker's Ginger Tonic. l have
used little more than one bottle and
feel as we'll as at thirty. and sm sure
that hundreds nee,i just such . msdi'
cine" See advertisement
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Married but an Hour.

Nsw YoRK, June GA Savannah
disDatch announces the death at Rogers
mill pond OF John Middleton and bride.
lhey were crossing on the ferry an hour
afrer their wedding when Mrs. Middle.
ton fell into the water and her husband
ATTEMPTED her rescue. The bodies were
recovered locked in each others arms.
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A Fatal Dirk.

VIRGINIA CRY, June 23.-DAniel
Kelleher, Deputy County Clerk, was
stabbed and killed on the street BY
Dennis Hennessey, a curbstone broker.
The cause is not fully understood, but
it is believed to be a political matter.
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John GrIscom's Fat.

CHICAGO. June 23.-Griscom 8 weight
to-day is 1861 pounds, a loss since yes
terday OF one pound; since the begin
ming, 3li pounds. He walked seven
miles this morning.
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CHARLESTON.

Win Take Rooms at Moundsyille
CHARLESTON, June 2S.-Young Copen,
Who killed Riley up Elk river las, tall.
received FIVE years in the penitentiary,
and W. II. Davis, who shot the Mar
shal of ST. AlbAns, in May last, was sen
fenced to one year in the peni;ensiary,
ypster,lay
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italian EXC dus from Msrseilles

LONDON, June ga dispatch from
Marseilles says the Italians continue TO
quit this city. Two steamer companies
offered the Italian Consul free sccomo-
dation abcad all their ships for the
Italians who are afraid to remain, and
600 left.
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Committed Hsrikara.

EAST SAGINAW, Mich, June 23.-ln a
fit OF delirium tremsns this morning
Mathew O'Donnel, a laborlng man, COM
mitted harikari with razor, cutting
open his abdomen. He only lived
short time
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OutraxeraIvnohnd

DASsCRY, \. G, JuGe 23 Two ne
grOes, imprisoned, on the charge of
outragilg white SOnan, were taken
IRON the Jail last evening by body
OF masked men and hanged. The pun
lshment is generally approved by both
the white and black people.
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EN CLAN d.
The New italian Loan

LONDON, June 23.-Most OF the fnan-
cial articles in the morning papers state
that until the relations between France
and Italy become more satisfactory, the
difficulties attending the attempt to
place the new Italian loan on the Paris
market will be practically unsurmount
able. France will only consent to the
loan being dealt with on the Paris
bourse on condition that TALLY formally
withdraws the approval OF the French
policy in Tunis.
Operators Seeking Employment Else
where.
LONDON, June 23-The feeling OF dis.
satisfaction among the telegraphers has
caused many to seek employment un-
der the Foreign Cable Company the pay
OF the latter being double thar OF the
government. Many have signifed their
intention to resign.
Population Of the British Isles.
LONDON, June 23.-The census is RAD.
idly approaching completion. The en-.
tire population OF the kingdom will be
above 35 ,0O0, 900, an increase in the de-
cade OF q little over 100000.
Coercion Act Victims.
LONDON, June 23.-There were four
arrests in Ireland under the Coercion
Act today. The prisoners were lodged
in the Limerick Jail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-24

MANY lose their beauty IRON the hair
falling or fading Parker's Hair Balsam
supplies necessary nourishment, pre-
vents falling and grayness and is an ele-
CANT dressing.
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Tn. Tiohborne Claimsn, q Fraud

SAN FaAScIsco, June % A San Di-
ego special says that the new Tichborne
claimant is well known in that vicinity,
and is a pure delusion.
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Formulation of the Brltish Iales.
FRANCE.
The Code at Paris,

PARIS, June 23.-Louis De Cassagnac,
brother OF Paul De Casa snac, fought q
duel with Captain Heiissant De Cas-
sagnac. He received a slight scratch,
and wounded his adversary in the
shoulder.
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Convres.,on.I Nomination.

LEWISTON, Me-, June 23.-The Re
publicans of the Second District nomi'
mated ex Governor Nelson Dingley, Jr,
for Congress, in place OF Frye, chosen
L, s. Senator.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

GENERAL MARKETS sy TELEGRAPH
Money Active at 3 to 5 Per csat-ee,.
srnmenh Steady and highsr-flour 10
Coed Demand at Full Prices
Wheat Active, Firm and
Higher-hegs Firm.
FINANCE.
Asv York.
New YoRE, June y. - MoHsv -
Market active at sos per cant; closing
at 8 per cent Prime mercantile paper
S94i per cent. Sterling exchange,
bankers bills firm Al ts4i; demand.
iS6i.
SiLvEH-At London Slid per ounce;
bar silver hero ll2t; subsiiiary Glvss
coin | per cent discount
GoyERSxESrs-Stsady except for Sc
coupon. IS registered and coupon,
which declined | per cent.
Y 8 coupons ussi,
New
Neu foun..:,..... ---...-----llI
PActnc Sixes OF Is.
RAILROAD BoSDs-Irregular, with Q
moderate volume OF business.
STARE SECURITIES Strong and active
for Tennessee and Louieisna consols.
STocxs-The market opened strong.
and in early dealings prices advanced
10 II per cent Boston Air Line prefer
red, Oregon Navigation and Hannibal
and ST Joseph leading the upward
movement. Alter midday speculation
became weak. and declined to u per
cent but subseq rose | 10 per
cent and later reacted l to ! per cent.
THE trunk lice shares were un'avorably
aii cteI by the uncertainty which pro.
walls as to the action Of the trunk line
BiansyeTs, and these stock show ls-
cline Of ! u per cent on the day. The
remainder oi the list. however, Ia from
. Ia 3t per cent higher than yesterdays
cl, sing quotations, the latter Hannihal
and ~. Joe common. The July dis.
burscments of the treasury, ordinary
snd extraordinary, exclusive of W. at
ever may come out on account oi the
coupon IS, will amount 10 about thirty
millions, 80 that the prospects for easy
money are good. At the stock exchange
Was TO strength. but trunk line shares
were weak. rnd IL is reported that
the troubles are not yet adjusted. al.
though they can Ice at any time, says the
Commc ciai Bulletin, IL suits Vanderbilt.
The stocks that were notably strong
were Union Pacific. on the increase In
earnings, aud Hannibal and St. Joe, on
the bign price which thy new bonds
brought AMI the large amount bid for.
The transactions aggregated 303, 900
shares, distributes ~ follows: Canada
Southern I 900, Central Pacific 100, o.,
q. K |. G. 1900. Delaware. lactawAnna
and Western 1900, Delaware 4 Hud.
son 1000, Denver and Rio Grande 900
Erie 1900. Hannibal and ~. Joe l0,0V.
Kansas and Texas $500. Lake Shore.
a. .t0J, Louisville and Nashville 400.
Lake Eti- and Western 5000. Michigan
Central 1 800. Memphis and Charleston
y, 800. Missouri Pacific 1900, Northwest.
ern 1900. New Jersey Central 1900.
New York CcntrslI 80, Northern Pacific
2G.0)O, Ohio and Missirsippi 600, On.
tario aud Western ! 800, Ohio Central
5000. Pacific Mail ,2O1, Peoria, Decatur
and Evansville |, 900, Reading 2,+00, 81.
Paul 1000. 81. Paul and Omaha 100.
Texas Pacific 200. Union Pacific 2, 400.
Wabash PariGc 1900. Western Union
IL 900, quicksilver 5000. Mobile and
Ohio 1900, Indiana, Bloomingto anu
Western, Oregon Navigation 5000 and
Illinois Central 100
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GenerouaDifs

AKRoN, D., June % YESTERDAY John
X. Suehtel, OF this city. gave sl5, ZOO
more to the Bnehtel College, at Akron,
making his gift nearly s2OO, 900.
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Rsnon,n.,ed for Comptrollsr

BALrINoRE. June % The Democratic
State Committee today renominated
Thos. J. Kea,ing for Comptroller.
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n o. YosR-

S,~ Yosr, June 23.-Cotion Steady
at II l.IG9ll l6c; futures barely
steady fiour-Firm; receipts 1000
barrels: exports 1900 barrels prices
unchanged. Wheat-Advsnced l(S2c
and ,sirIy active; receipts 5000 bush.
els; exports 2j5 900 bushels; ungraded
sprinz ~ OjssI Is; No. 2 do ii 100
1 I6i: No 2 Chicago and Niluautss
81 2paI %; ubgraded rssi 81 1891 3IS;
80. 3 do 81 2Clai 81: No. 2 red 81 29l
al 30l; canal 81 3)tcSl 81; railroad
No 1 red 81 3G; mixed winter tl Is:
ungrad-d white 81 2ICa,i Is; No. 2 do
81 2.i: No ! do. sales 81, 900 bushels. st
81 2si; No. 2 red. seller y1ns, sales 2t0..
OO) bushels. at 81 I9CaDl 30i; seller July,
sales $4,000 bushels, st 81 2S@l @i:
seller August, sales 778,000 bushels. NJ
81 2GGl q: seller September, sslss
3;S. 900, bushels at 81 29lsl 2ei, Corn
Higher; receipts 10000 bushels; ex.
ports l52 900 bushels; unsound 4gSe.S3c;
ungrsded 55ts,j9c; steamer 6@4Stc;
No. 2, 5Sa59'; No. 2 white 60fe6le;
round yellow Ole: ungrsded white 5sc;
No. 2 seller June 57ts 6ic; seller July
B657lc: seller Auznst 67tCsbstc; sell
Ter Septsnber 5si s5si:. Osis-l,ess &C
live: receipts 5000 bushels: exports
100 bushels; western miIed t3(t,4tc;
white western 4fC44sic. Hay Dul 0
Hops s-Qni.t and firm. Conse-Firm.
Suesr-firm. Aolasses = Quiet Rsoe
Steady. Petroleum, Quiet Tsllov-
Firm Of G3c. Rosin-strong at S2 0bC9
2 10. Turpentino-Quiet st Hfs,4sic.
Eyys-DuIl and unsettled ut lie. Pork
Dull. Beel-Qoie. and Grm. Cat
Meats Qaist ami Geadv: long clear sic;
short clear 9tc Isri-Quiet and steady ;
prime s,sAm Oil 25 Batter - Steady
snd In lair demand sf 10(S22c. Cheese
wesk a, G(s9;c. for poor 10 choice.
ToLsso, June &.-Wheat-Strong:
No. 2 red Wabash, spot, and seller
June 81 24i: seller July 81 lsi; seller
August 81 i7i; amber Michigan 81 ~.
Corn-Strong; high mixed 48tc bid, &c
ssked. Oats Nominsliy unchanged.
PttssburGh.
P,rzsusaH, Juue Z.-Petrolsun-
QnSit; United certifcates st S0ic; resn'
I'd SIC tor Philadslphia dslivssy.
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Death Of fnx-Conaressman Graham.

NEw ioRK, June pa Delhi, n. Y,
dispatch notes the death there to-day Of
James ii. Graham, who served in Con-
gress twenty years.
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NO CnOIct.
On motion OF Mr.. Jacobs the Con-
vention adjourned.
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THE BALLO rs.

Two Taken, but No Choice Made.
ALBANY, June 23.-The Joint Con-
yention voted as follows for successor
to Conkling:
short Term.
The fnllnMing is the combined vote:
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Long Term.
The Convention then proceeded to
vote again, Astor leading of With a
change from Platt to Hoskins.
Combinel vote:
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PRODUCE.

enc sale.. fOfcrv l.
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Pirssusaa, June 3.-Petfolsam-
Qnsit: United certiHcates st S0ic; re1n'
ed SIC Cor Philsdslphia dslivsey.
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Second Ballot.

Second Ballot.
The convention then proceeded tC
ballot again, with the following result;
Short Terui.
The comhinah vote is as follows:
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No choice.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-11-12

Invalid wives aud mothers l.u. N- '>r.'i,
to hcal.h b, using Brown ir'" listers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-11-12
The Century agazine
lScBlBNER'S MONTHLY
tOR TIE COMING TE1R,


With the November number began the new
+c,ics under 'Ac tit.coi fUt CENTURY MAGAZINE
which Will hc in fact, a new. enlarged, amt liu-
proved Sc: BsrH. Tie page l- somewhat
'.ii'r any "''i ''.'''' .'.' ''''
SIZE "'i" increasing 'I'c Iy'','i' '.'''''' '''''
Fourteen HdGti'o"Gi RACES
The following is seminary OF the leading
features OF the new series for thc year.
V,- V.rII,, l'rs. Br4,H am,Eor &C hat
Lass % Ipvtic'-." ctc.l entitled Through one
Adui i.Iuion, story of Washington life.
,~t,l;c,,f.lc To,ief..o C,,aies. bv Geo. ". Co
lie aitLor of .Thc Grandi->iucs.' etc. \ So
-,,nf Illustrated narcr~. ou thc. traditions and
r.,,,arro.of creole lii. I'm Louisiana.
,,.tL,. u- " yJ,..y. .,rti,,~o ., e,ouce
80. ,,,,,i, ..r,r.,.,ri.ti,.
a. i''''.'''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-11-12
CHURCH NOTES.

Rev. John T. Massey occupied the pulpit
of the Baptist Church, in '''is place, on Sun
day morning last.
Rev. T. B. shepherd will preach in Il c
Baptist Church, Novcmbcr 18th, morning
and night.
After having Gcca cldsed severn weeks
for repairs the NJ. T. Church, South, Of this
place, was reopened on ;.anday last Rev
Mr.. ShoaG, Of Winchester, was present with
the pastor, Rev DR.. Whisncr, and IN ser
mons, morning and n;eht, sustained his rep
utation ais a vigorous thinker and earnest
an eloquent preacher.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-11-12
TuJ0RTiNT.

When vau visit or leave New York City, save
Ba--uue Expressagc andtarriagc liireand stop
at Grqld j,iop iiotd, opposite Grand eh'l"i
D,not t5o rooms. fitted M at cost oi one
million doilar~ reduced "a ~ and upwards per
,lay. European plan. Elevator. Restaurant
sunnlicd with the fcst. Horse cars stages ana
elevated railroad 20 III dcpatS. Families can
liz, better for less money at the Gnnm tmp"
Ha'f than at amy ether iTst-cleSs lo,ei III tie
city
April2 Sly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-11-12
NOTICE.

THE undersigned intending 70 remove from
this city % llagcr-toNu, Nd. September J.,
1851. and that his book and cuisines must To-
closed bv the 10Th of August ncNt. De will SELF
ALL GOODS AT COST. iu order to cio-c or
lis present stock of goods. pcr,nns Eihlng &.
buy u suit of clothes Will s9vcF VlAll FlNl
PER CENT. by giving him call. All good
warranted 10 bc made and trimmed in tho b %
stylcand ~ guaranteed. SALES POSlI'NEi y
CASH. bll persons knowing itcw- ly@ m
dch,cd must settle hy Flstt i'u. o'hclN'-.
their account ri'i ic placed in Csc lands r..
an attorney ior collection
ISAAC LOWENrTEIN.
Frederick City, Nd, July 2 ISL