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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-23
EXCURSION TO STEUBENVILLE.

Tie Chimes OF Normandy Company
The steamer ~. LRwFence-KF Amer's
HAND and Other Good Things.
Certainly every music lover in Wheel.
ing, and every one else for that matter,
who is fond Of an evening Of unalloyed
pleasure, will want to go 10 Steubenville
next Friday afternoon on the steamer st.
lawrence. The Lyric Opera Company has
chartered the boat to carry them up and
back, and 10 meet this expense limited
number OF tickets will be sold to excur.
sionists at the certainly low price Of 81
each. When six tickets are purchased by
any one party a staieroOm 10 allotted, free
Of any extra charge. The diagram Of the
staterooms is now at the store Of @. Y.
Lucas, No. 1l42 Main street, and where
tickets can be purchased. Kramer's band
goes along and will discourse good music
up and down. Dancing will probably be
INDUCED In, and the officers OF the boat
promise to furnish refreshments on the
down trip.
At steubenville, in CARROTS Hall, the
Opera Company will give 1.-THE Chimes Of
Normandy" and from the interest excited
already In our up.river suburb, the prob.
abilities are that foil house will be
present,
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The Republican City Executive Com.
mittee held an informal meeting at The
City Building Saturday night, but did
nothing OF Importance.
The Democratic City Executive Com.
miLlee met In the First Branch Hail, CITY
Building, Saturday night, VIM. Myles pre-.
siding. John Shorts, a member from the
Second ward, sent In his resignation, and
Gus Mathews, the ssloonist, was elected
In bis place. All. Caldwell, ESQ, was
elected 10 iill the vacancy In the committee
from the First ward, caused by the re-.
moval oil George Hook from that ward.
The fact that a large proportion Of The
Democratic voters In this city are fused 10
riding In Ohalses' induced the appoint.
ment Of q committee TO secure low bids
from liysfytnen for hacks for the use OF the
Aforesaid on Thursday.
The polls will open at "a. n. and close
at 5 p. II, Thunday.
General Caldwell is very democratic In
bis solicitations, mot ignoring any man,
and will converse with all, but Gov. Jel.
fefs devoLes bis attention Exclusively"
to his TeutoniC friends.
The election has not excited the Sixth
ward particle as yet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-23
RIVER NOrEs.

The Diurnal returns with her excursion
from POrkersburg this morning and leave
at her regular hour for that port.
The Andes is due to-day and departs 10
morrow taking with her party OF ladies' ant
gentlemen on round trip excursion To Gin
cinnatl. II Is useless TO refer TO the pleasure
Of travelling on this steamer. No boat on The
river has more genial or careful officers; nc
crew Is more Trustworthy and objgiug: and
no craft on the Ohio has better accomtuoda
lions for Its guests. Assurance Is therefore
dOubly sure OF pleasant time for all who &C.
company gallant Captain Charlie Muhleman
on this trip. The season Is delightful for such
an excursion.
The big piles Of Timber on the wharf yes
terday looked as though some ona intended
building this summer IN Wheeling,
Henry Seamon says that the next son OF A
lpa cook who awakens him at O'Clock in The
morning 10 ascertain II he has skifTs for hire
would 'ult bis safety by having his patlta.
looms well Sheathed with Y boiler iron.
River last night showed Sev0n feet In the
channel and stationary
Weather yesterday warm and clesr.
The Scotia Is due up tomorrow from Gin.
CinnaLi to Pittsburgh.
The Salt Valley was seized at sEenbenyile
on Saturday for debt by a Marshal and two
deputies The seizure was illegal, however,
and the sellers themselves were In turn ar.
rested and the boat released. She left last
night for Pittsburgh.
81. Louis, May Observation-Disclosures, Mem.
pills; Belle Memphis, vlckSburg Grand Pa.
cifo, ST. Paul. Nodepaftures The liver has
fallen inches, with "a feet inches by lie
gauge. Weather clear and pleasant
CtEctENAtt, May 22-Rivef II feet and fail.
Ing Weather iair and warmer, Departed
Scotia, Pittsburgh.
LOUISVILLE, May 22.-River still falling lila
evening with feet inches In the canal and
4 feet 3 inches In the chute. Business duii,
Weather cloudy, with indications of rain
Arrivals and DEPARTURES Silver Cloud, Gin.
cinnati 10 Tennessee river; Pittsburgh, Piits.
huTgh 10 g., Louis Kyle, Cincinnati 10 New
Orleans Golden Crown, New Orleans 10 Gin.
Cinnau Ben franklin, Cincinnati.
CAIRO, May R.-AfriVed Genevleve 81,
Louis Cons MillAt, Cincinnati; Dick Fulton.
Louisville; Greyhound, Memphlsi Polar
Star, Little Eagle Ny Choice aud City OF
Greenville, b. Louis Hopkins Evansville,
Depatted Genevleya, Memphis; Cons Mi.
LAT, Memphis; Dick Fulton, New Orleans;
Polar Star, Ohio river; Baker, 81. Louis
Greyhound Ohio river: Gftenvile, Vicks.
burg Hopkins. Evansville. River 2S feet 2 |
Inches and falling Weather cloudy. Their,
60o
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The Grant IIouse sale,

The burnt portion Of the Graut House
property, at Tenth and Main streets, was
sold last Saturday by AuCtioneer Halter to
Henry X. List, for $02,7OO. The purchase
includes all that vacant ground east Of the
Kramer House, extending as fat as Tenth
street aud as far back as Market street.
Mr.. List by this purchase Is now possessed
Of all the property recently known as the
Grant House, having at q former sale
bought the Kramer House, or that part Of
the house not destroyed by The lire. lie
has not yet indicated what his intention
Is ID regard TO this valuable property, but
II 10 likely that Il will not remain unim.
proved very long.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-23
Ano1har alde or mi Aneollnr slorr.

The Sunday News Letter, in an "ebulli.
ton" Of sympathy for coal miners, yester.
day rehscted upon the conduct and con.
dition Of the Top Mill coal bank, and
among other things said that the "boss"
Of the bank, Joseph Hamilton, had ap.
peAled to the managers Of tho mill 10
remedy this. This sentiment was ELECTED
by the Fudden death Of John Desmond
last week. Last night we received the
following, which will explain ITSELF
Editors lntelllgeneer.
Please correct a statement In the Sunday
Neps Letter, May 22d, concerning me con.
demning the Top Mill coal bank, as the
said coal bank is in as good and safe run.
ming order as any bank In Wheeling, and
ohlige
JOSEPH NJ. HAMILTON,
MAnRuar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-23

the Kidney.Woft advertisement In another
column and II will explain 70 you the ra.
slHIal method NOD Oh getting TeIl. kdney. Wort
other medicine known. ACIiDs with sptCiic
energy on the ldheyS and liver, II cuf,s the
worst diseases caused by their tletar ment
Use II at once. In dry and liquid form.
Either is equally efficient the LIQUID a The
easiest, but the dry Is the most economicai.-
Interior. NWFGW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-23

Tie following deeds in fee were admit.
ted 10 record In the Recorders Office
Saturday:
Deed made May 81, by |. +. Jones,
special commissioned 10 George Rice, for
lot No. 4, in the town Of POtomAo. Con.
sidefalioh $3.50.
Deed made September 81, 1870, BY
Andrew Wilson and wife 10 John Blatnef,
tof lot No. 9, In square No. 3, Eighth
ward. Consideration $500.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-23

The army Of West Virginia, General
George Crook, President, will meet in this
city on or about the 2lst Of September. A
very large and enthusiastic meeting was
held at Parketsbutg last fall and some Of
the enterprlsing veterans Of the late war,
In this city, should begin at once
10 take measures for The proper
reception and entertainment Of a
large influx Of visiting soldiers al the
time Of the Reunion. Wheeling has ex.
ceptlonal facilities for doing this sort OF
thing, and those interested should see that
Il La Innn
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WASHINGTON, D. O., May 23,--1 A. M
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, light
local rains, partly cloudy weather, east to
south winds, stationary or slight rise in
temperature, and rising followed by falling
barometer in the Ohio Valley and the
southwest.
For the Lakes, slightly warmer, partly
cloudy weather, local rains In the Upper
Lake region, winds shifting 10 southeast,
stationary or slowly falling barometer.
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FOR MUNICIPAL JUDGE.
A. BOLTON CALDWELL.
Ghe 4nte4i4tut&r.
0HrS Nos. rs and "a FOurteentI street.


Straw Goods, Silks, &C,-Porter & Dom
The Marvellous Organlna = Mellor,
Hoene 4 Hendricks. .,
Silks-I. Blum 4 Bro,-[head OF local.
For Sale-HOuse.
Chimes Of Normsndy-.Lyri Opera Com
pauy.
Notice-Frank senney.
Closing OUT. =. Rhodes 4 Co..
Sugars and FIOur-Jos. Speidel x 20.
RelrigeratorB-Nesbitt & Bro.
Auction sale-W, u. Humes.
Thompson & Hibberd-PraCIical Plumb
erB, Gas and Steam Filters.
For CinCinuati-Andes.
Wanted-Finishers at DreBsmaking.
For Rent-Front Room.
Time Table-Plttsburgh, Cincinnati q
st. Louis Railway.
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state temperance Convention.

The West Virginia State Temperance
Convention will be.held In this city at the
Fourth Street NJ. L. Church on the 2Sth OF
June. Delegates from nearly every COUNTY
in the State have signiaed theft intention
OF being present. Gov. IT. John, OF Kan.
sas, will likely be here and explain the
inwGrdness aud outwardness oil the strin.
gent liquor law Of his State. The delegates
while here will be entertained by the resi-.
IlautH of the city,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-23

Is what lady Of Boston said To her husband
when he brought home some medicine 10
cure her Of sick headache and neuralgia which
had made her miserable for fourteen years,
At the first attack thereafter, II was admins.
tered 10 her with such good results that she
continued itS use until cured, and was so en-.
thusiastic in It's praise, that she induced
twenty-five OF the best families in her circle
70 adopt 1t as their regular family medicine,
That "stuiI7' Is Hop Bitters-Stdnddrd.
nWEHW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-23

A practical mechanic over at Bsllaire,
Mr.. Joseph Boswell, boss blacksmith al
the Bellaire nail works, has succeeded In
doing wbatit is said eminent scientists
have esssyed repeatedly without success,
Welding copper. Mt. Boswell has expert.
mented for some little time at this, and on
Saturday succeeded In accomplishing the
desired result, without the use Of any
foreign substance except bofax The re-.
sult Ia worthy Of notice, though Mr.. Bos.
we'll IL Of opinion that IL will not be Of
practical value, owing 10 the facility with
which the metal can be otherwise united.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-23
An Old nnclor,. AdIiep.

It Twas this: "TFust In God and keep your
bowels open.n For this purpose many an old
doctor has advised the habitually costiye to
take Kidney-Wort- no other remedy so
eIectually overcom6s this condition, and that
without the distress and gripping which other
medicinss cause. II is radical cure for piles
Don't fail to use it,-TnaRslGled from he New
Yorker ZsiiuRg. MWFkw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-23
THE usual merchants lunch at The New
Mcclure House Sample Rooms daily.


Saturday night there was very bright
light illuminating the heavens over the
lower part Of Martins Ferry. II
was soon discovered that The flames
had originated In a dry house con.
neCted with the key factory OF Park 4 Co.
The dry house was burned down but the
loss will not exceed 500,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-23
A wheeling Boy WALKS Into DIs,inCtior

A wheeling boy Walks Into DIstInctiOn.
Yesterdays Cincinnati Enquirer con.
tstns the following account Of the cham.
pion pedestrian Of the Buckeye State, who,
It will be seen, Is a native OF Wheeling.
To win distinction OF any kind from Ohio
men Is particularly worthy OF note, and
TraCy's friends will be glad to hear he has
succeeded in doing 80:
Edward Tracy, the holder oil the pedes.
TRAN championship Of Ohio, was born in
Wheeling, Virginia, July 4th, 1865. His
family removed to Baltimore when be was
quite a young man, and Il was In that city
that he began his pedalistic career. His
first public appearance was with man
named johnson In q twenty mile walk,
which be won with ease. He next con tend.
ed for the championship belt OF Mary.
land. The contest took place in Con.
Cordia Hall, Baltimore, and Tracy won,
walking 100 miles In % hours, So minutes,
then the best time on record. This was
in 1870. Shortly after William Wadman
challenged him, and he beat him for the
championship OF the State, walking 90
miles In 20 hours. His next and iInal
contest for the belt was at Frederick,
Maryland, with William Van Ness, whom
he beat, walking l0l miles In 10 hours.
After that he came TO this city and took
part In Engleharts tournament at the
Highland House. He WAS sick during
this walk, and came In 18th, though lie
covered 800 miles In the seventy.
two hours. His next appearance
was at PriCe's Hall In seventy.
two.hour go.as.you.please, where he was
second 10 George Chambers, making $40
miles in ssventy.two hours to Chambers
$50. lie next won the champion medal
for Ohio, Of Dayton, where be went 1856
miles 10 geyenty.two hours, II being the
second best travelling on record. At Mid.
dletown shortly after he went B4S miles in
seventy.two hours, go.as.you please. His
last performance was at Chicago, where he
was second to Hartman, making 62S
miles In elk days, the SECOND best record.
Mr.. Tracy lie five feet eleven inches bjsh,
and weighs 1872 pounds when In prime
walking condition. lie left for New York
last night. We predict that he will prove
teaser 10 some Of the speedy ones there.
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choice Roses, Verbenas, Panales. &c.

N.7"ssN H7F'17N"I W WNN7.771 F8N3HHNHs N|Ne
Messrs. John R. 4 A, Murdoch, the we'll
known florists Of Pittsburgh, offer at
wholesale and retail an immense stock OF
the choicest and best grown tea and
monthly roses, yerbenas, paHsies, hello.
trope, Colens, tube roses, fsvsrisw, petu.
MAS, gladious, dshlias, etc, They also
make o specially Of furnishing fine flowers
and smilax for weddings, funerals and
other occasions. Prompt attention given
to kilograms. They have no agency in
Wheeling, SO all orders should be- ad'
dressed to No. liz smIth6eld street, Pitts
burRh, Pa,
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woman kNtSr 1hlnI,. 3

II the Grabbed old bachelor who uttered
this sentiment could but witness The intense
thought deep study aud thorough investing,
cines to keep their families we'll, and would
note their sagAcity and wisdom In selecting
Hop Bitttrs % the best aud demonstrating II
by keeping their families In perpetual health.
al mere nominal expense, lie would Ia
forced TO acknowledge that such sentiments
are base.ess and ialse-PiedWine. AwT1B
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-23

Ma, WV. p. CoLLES, Superintendent Of The
Washbnrn Iron Company, Worcester, Mas,
rematks All can say In regard 10 81,
Jacobs OIL Is, that II Il the best remedy have
ever seem. II has been used in he Iron
Works With wonderful results among nv
men tor burns, cuts, bruises, spfains, eto., and
never tsiled to help them. shall never be
without Il in my house. "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-23

The secret Of recruiting the vital ptln.
ciple is discovered In TUFTS Pills. In
liver affections, dizziness, headache, cos.
tlveness, dyspepsia, levers Of oil kinds,
dysentefy, hatulenCe, heartburn, eruptlone
OF the spin, nervousness, bilious collie, loss
Of appetite, aud all troubles Of the bowels
theft curative effects are marvellous.
They are truly the AiIlcted's ifiendi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-23
Anothar RirILa.

Tho nail tenders In all the mills in this
section, except the Renwood and Bellalre,
are out for an advance Of s cents per ma.
chine which the operators refuse to sc9ede.
The places Of the dissatisfied workmen
will be filled by others.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-23

The following shows the range Of the
thermometer, as observed at sChnepPs
drug store, Opera House corner Saturday:
1880. 1851.
7LNl9H.Sr. MEN TAM 12 . ?. NIL n
Is 50 is 80 80 IS 70 n
SUNDAY,
1880, 1851,
ILH.l7H,SP.H.7P. Lx.l2n.SP. NJ. Pm
IS ~ w " VI u 81 "
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YOU should SEQ The llphtnlnS cleanser for
cleaning silver For sale by 6RUBs, the
IsweIer.
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TRY Phoenix Patent Flour, Vhllest and
llghtest In use, MtrB
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NENTIgTRY,-TO THOSE THAT DE.
3IRE 70 save their natural teeth No would mJ
that NO are now better prepared than ever before .
enable thOm 70 do 20. By the use Of an ELEoLAo
MAGNETIC PLUgOER We can and are making DetLeI
and hNnjpomor Gold Filings with moro ease 70 opI
FstionlJ, than have heretofore bean made N tnl
city OF elsewhere, without the aid Of the heeule
FlIWar, WlNt We Ey We can prove ~ An1au
dsIisn1tration, Call and see for yourselves.
JAMES N. BURdISON d SON
Iut No iiI9 Markat A.. WhRAnR. W. Va
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TuE Wheeling Rifle Club shot tele-
graph match last Saturday with the
Ohsutauqua Rifle Association Of James
town, N, Y, Wheeling 800, OhRutSuqua
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Youthful innocence unsLained Is the rsrest
and most beauli ul thing on this earth,
Reputation, like water spilled on the
ground, cannot be gathered up again. In.
nocent memories will make a heaven
guilty record hell. The graudest thrill
OF delight that can come 10 soul ia the
consciousness Of purity. Happy those
who have no stains and scars on the soul.
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South Bound,

y oil, Southwark connects 81 Charlottesville
with Gkes. q Ohio K. e., East and West Al
LynCG burg, connects with Atlantic, Miss, &
OHIO K. r., through Southwest Virgins, to
Nashville. New Oresns Memphis, Little Rock
and Iexss-and ut Dsnville with Richmond s
DsnYli!e K. L., to South snd Southwest
Express Southwark connects al iharlottas.
Wills III all points on Ches. & Ohio 4. T., and
1t nanVile Tor sll points South East and South.
mixed TRAINS for Main Line leave A..
sfsndr's daily, except Sunday, 8 GU q. m. and
!2OG H., and returning arrive q! Alexaudrl.
W q and 30 p. q.
III a. Oh. and AloZsndris 81 q. NJ, daily,
except Sundsy, arrive at Strsshurg at II rs pm,
connecting with tbs Valley Road Eas. and
Wess. Lssve Strssburg z 80 p. M, arriving at
Alersndris 81 81 D. m.
hiHSD TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
lSIOE Leaves Ae1sndris daily, except Sun.
oay, nj y w :. m, arriving at Strssburg at 05
p. NJ, and returning leaves Strssburg At s IL
t. NJ. srrlvng 10 Alexandria at 2 48 p. m.
For A:ddieourg, daily connection at Plains
station
For Uppetville, regular connection At Dell.
plane.
For WAERENTON. leave Washington At
IL i. n. daily.
all trains make good connections, Ut Wash.
lngton, TO sno from II orth and West
= eV Orleans sleeper leaves Washington ii
III 3. NJ. running through without change,
On Ipress train leaving Washin gton at III on
p. m Marks Adjustable Reclining Chair Car,
with extra charge Only Sl.OO, through 70
Dsnviiie.
Fullmsn Sleepins Cars between Washington
ana Augusta, Gs., without change on 10 OC
p. N. trnln
Through tickets very low to the Sontb and
,5outhWes
MERCER SLAUGHTER a Tk
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HO0D'S FRENCH OvLOGSR, .ae popu.
- isr pe.:uins OF The day. S,mp y.zs CTS
lflsl sizs 10 cts; Medium sz rs Cts; Large
siz 81 cts. Fur sale by
nLl7 WAKEFIELD &EALU
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gA[exaudria 05azette

MYSTERY ABOUT ARTEMU5 WARD
A1oas the nysiell : Il Ills lille, end they are
macy, noca vas greater than that Involving the
total diasrpsar4nee OF his property OF the time
of bis death. MIR. M.Xicld, his sduiuis rator,
who know mu;5 Of lis Gilrs, says that while
he did Got havo az ETC money IS was eene>
rally supposed, yet, bang 10 is tooin 10 Wa
,trord, ono day. jlst before bic departure for
England sGd winds he VS. arrsu2ins his bust
ness ST .irs. 80 tosi," az Charles sid, Ill
aoyshiog shou happen, mother will be all
right TT taR illc of u0ies on the satle
anoaa'lnS 10 about .Wrivs thouscn1 dollars,
vito 10 thought Vas al tho money Charles
had. lie Sac = saUaDe gold watcs. snd .tsiu.
The cbain %ss j. schd gold, a p!eseot from the
CalfUtLl2 utincIs. vs:y iieaVy. though psInly
wrought, ed YJ:ih aopt several hucdr.d dol.
lar5. II csJ ajso II diamond pic Of oousidera
bic 1au2 sId .Wo dlsm0UG rings. Besides,
MS isst s2segn 10 L9IdOu Was very suc,essfu ;
tor sumc s.x wesks &c netttd three nuod.eu
ctlals u l:shi. lie Wss else ioerl'iy paid
tor lis c;n nhuliots ,o "Ppnch." But OF ell
this I'll. u9i:!"r peVer received Cent, aud DOT
30 much 81 slnk4 reo. Previous ~ his
death he hs6 ciea!ed the old homestead OF
debt. ard hNd wlsd TO bis cno,h,r snail
property E. Yonkers, N Y. Woat became OF
the res,?-ScriJner.
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BkODEkS 81 SO.
Wholesale De.!eTs snt .'oobacb l..
GHCOEEiES, PROVISIONS, ELUUE
salt AND %icH.
Z sall iias o. celebrated 2u-e old Nhi.ksys
:rslties. '+iI, RUIZ ::Sc.. Massey j; Co.'S eGls,
1uphis ncc risgo$t's baltimore A;uG snd Berg.
ssl G Eng6Ta Lager Bess, il casks or bottles.
agents 10. !mc1cs s #clcb pos. Family
Flour, james ). Kris = Cos. Standard So&p
Dupont g Co.'S. ,oocTsiay ard Hsstin. Gun
2oTdor, and Baltimore aad Sosoa.a2 AiYs
,,;csrstG
0ri!eTs p-omrs!s attended, 70, anG coaSi;u
';.ents s1hGtted. :io Il King s.raai,
OCT El-'lf AieseuCr:. w.
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&TEA FL EkHs
STEAMEkHs
EOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FOR.
TRESS MONROE AND THE SOUTH,
THE STEAMER
GEORGE LIE AIRY

(Cs'rying the U. 5 Mail
Will leave Der wharf foot OF Prince street, Cd
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SAIUk.
DAY S at $50 p. ID stopping at Piney Poin,
snd Point Lockout going and returning he.
FRIDAYS md HUNDAYSAt4 oc!ack p. m.
First. claes fare to Fortress Monroe snd
Norfolk ................ ...... 81
Second class ........... ....,..,,, | 20
Fl:st Class isss IL ttuy FoliL anu tulnt
L&uk "ui........ ........ 800. ! 81
Second class .. IS
rtateruQms s.. Ae.i. 49,.
Freight fec,iV Sd until 4:30p 10.
HhUkGE h..TIINGLY, Surt
?. 2. H0OH, Agsls mn26
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Opening ana asvsssIg OF tsse, GEat.s


CLOSING
Washington, =. 60, sud Northeastern nails
s. NJ, L IL. saC i AID s 10 3. ILL.,
L: W estern EIalis ~ anG 5 IL p m.
Southern mai.s, g!a Richmond, Vs., 10 80 ..
n. snG 80 hpC ID y. n.
South and SIuIb western mails, vis Lynch.
burg, Virginia, way nno through malls, 90 f..
N. and " p. H.
EaEHssas Division UU 2. m.
A.le3snGJ!a 20 kopId dill Vs.. 100 a. u
OPENING,
NoTthe-o and Western I,iails, viz Washing
sol., u. u, So =. 70. II N. and 10 D. n.
Southern Lnaiis, Via hichmond, Va, 8 30 8. Ii
sud 50 d. n.
Southwestern mails via IJnchburg, Virginis,
Chrough m.ils) including Tsy mails on Midland
ksiiIord, 9 81 q, T..
Manassas u.Vision 80 p. H. for lock boz only.
Round r:lt TO G-lcxandria, Va, ~ y. o..
Olce Eours-CtiiCe opens Il ~ e. H., and
CLOSES a. ! w j. IL.
Hundsy LCurs-Ottca opsne At Is a. H. md
closes =: . 80 a..