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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-12-15
A RICH AND ELEGANT

CHRISTMAS STOCK,
J f. PLECKER'S,
Is NJ Augusta st.
The most elegant assortment OF Christmas Goods
ever offered TO the citizens of staunton be found
at Plecker's. These goods were selected by Mr..
Picker in person, the factories in Trenton and
New York. The stock embraces some magnificent
SETS or HANDSOME PAINTED CHINA,
some of 1t painted by Jesse Dean the greatest living
artist in this line. Besides these all the novel
ties IN the
CROCkERY LINE
1Iaiolica Ware OF all kinds, Kioto Wars endless
riety OF Vases, China Mugs, China Cups and Sau-
GERS (decorated), Tete-a-Tete Sets, Cologne Sets
Child's Tea Sets and oddities, Fancy Baskets
Hamper Baskets, Chamber Tin Sets (new
styles). Toilet Sets, unique and rare, In
American English and French China,
4s French and English China Tea
Sets Elegant French and English
China Dinner Sets, large stock of
pB ROGERS SILVER PLATE, 81
bic service, and elegant pieces for
BRIDAL AND XMAS PRESENTS,
LAMPS, BRACKET LAMPS,
MIRRORS, TIN AND WOODEN
WARE, CAKEA BREAD BOXES,
And everything useful to be found in nrst-class
Crockery and Housefurnishing Store.
Call early and eruaaane tue Splendid Selection.
Santa CLAUS
HEADQUARTERS
CHRISTMAS GOODS.
lust received from New York and will be sold to
suit the times,
TWENTY THOUSAND TOYS!
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLS.'
Also beautiful line of
VASES, TOILET SETS, CHINA GOODS &C., &C., !
Seven thousand POUNDS Of pure and fresh
FRENCH & AMERICAN CANDIES,
New crop of
Raisins, Citron, Currants, Figs, Dates, &C.,
NUTS of all kinds,
Canned and Bottled Goods, Crackers, Cakes,
FIRE WORKS, &C.,
Malaga and Catawba Grapes;
Florida Havana and Valencia
o r A N G E S,
BANANAS, PEARS, LEMONS, cRANBERR1Es, &c.
Gall ana examine. l
Respectfully,
TIL HUMPHREYS,
decl5-2t 2S East Main street.
am opening a Large, Fresh and Elegant
stock of
G. r 0 G E r Els
BAcCos,
4 the commodious room In the New Wayt Building |
ON AUGUSTA STREET.
With increased facilities, and stock in quality
lllai to the best, and which has been selected with
sre 1 propose to make it to the interest of pur- !
lasers TO send in their orders,
To my friends in Highland, Pendleton, Pocahon :
IS ane Bath counties, offer II
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.
18th goods In my line
AT THE VERY LOWEST RATES
decls-lyr DAVID o'RoRK. .
" AsrrP'
FIVE THOUSAND FEET
Walnut Lumber, for which the cash will be paid
IA. Y. NJ. BIcKLE
decl-3t Staunton, Va.
fYDONIN, the best preparation ever offered for
the positive cnre Of chapped skim pimples and
III n h11rn af0 nAr hot Rnrl
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-12-15

ITO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Contractors
i and builders who may wish to bargain for eX-
cellent stone for building purposes on reasonable
terms may accomplish their purpose by applying
to the undersigned The quarry is within the hmila
of the city, and Very accessible SIM YOST.
Nov. al.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-12-15

DOR SALE.-I offer for sale cheap 3 good mules
Il horse, good carts, 10 sets of harness, two,
horse wagon and one spring wagon All in good
order.
Also 100 picks and shovels, and lot of stoves and
furniture. 81 49,
Call early and geta bargain.
dec1 F. t. WARE.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-12-15

| informed should carefully read those docu-
ments which are supposed to give compre-
| hensiye view of State affairs, and then lay
them away, to be brought forward in time to
come when their statements can be made
! use Of
The Governors message presents nothing
new, except in the extraordinary assertions it
contains in regard to the political party with
which the Governor is aligned. So far as the
debt question is concerned he gives neither in
formation nor suggestion, but there is a re-
freshing originality when be comes to deal
with the history of his party. "a prouder his
tory has never been made by any people or
State" says the Governor speaking OF Virginia
las career during the past fifteen years. Not
a blot has yet fallen upon a single page of that
record" What the Governor may regard as a
blot. it would be rather difficult to determine.
If ruined credit, bgoken faith, corruption in
Office; wilful and prenaeditated violation of
the constitution in spirit and letter, and a
prostratisR of all the interests of the State are
not sufficient 70 stain her escutcheQD, then
Governor Holiday is right. From the day
the Conservative party came anto existence, to
the day It was swept from power IN Novem-
Der last, it had proved itself an unmitigatea
fraud Its history IL too fresh In the minds Of
the people to need recapftHlation. When Gov
ernof Holiday attempts to array il ip immac-
llate garments he simply renders hiqaaelf
ridiculous. There was no trust committed to
which it did not betray. 1t purchased power
at any price. even the violation Of solemnly
plighted faith. So veaal did it become that
there was not virtue enough left to purge IT OF
It's own corruptions. The committee appoint
ed to investigate its administration oftfs base
ment offices might as well have been sent &c
The tomb. 1t found that corruption had SO
the party that to expose it would be
to souls their own death knell, and to this
day the most eloquent silence prevails as to
what that committee really did discover. This
IS part of the record which Governor Holiday
declares is without single blot. Its black
1ess is SO pnrelieved that aPies u Pot percep- !
ible.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-12-15

(Jo TO wELLER'C
w here they are prepared to sho w
Elegant designs in Dress Goods nicE
Lime Of Cashmeres and Henriettas from ALL
Leading manufacturers Special
Efforts to get good blacks Examine thesE
heliable brands when you visit QUIZ
Ctore, and get our estimated
Mourning Costumes. Black Goods froIM
Our stock give satisfaction pleasure ~
Us To show goods. Satin Marveillea u
lOich Satin De Lyons and othen
~ ew fabrics-such as Damasse Satin
In large designs, Surah silks and satl
ms in all grades. We deal only in
" God goods Before purchasfnU
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-12-15

Our patrons and the public generally are most
respectfully invited to inspect our unusually large
and carefully selected stock Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-02

We went up on the evening train yes.
terdsy and found our Presbyterian friends
rejoicing in the SUCCESS Of their first picnic,
They started with three car loads in the
morning and at moor nearly another car
full went up. The day was beautiful all
that could have been desired. Mr..
Mahan met his guests at the station and
took wei TO the grove all who could not
walk, and then returned for the baskets.
The committee arrangements were com.
plete. There was q committee OF meats
and breads, one on tableware, n on lem.
Onade, n on pickles and coffee, n on
amusements. All the SCHOLARS sat down
In groups and were served from a central
table, on which the provisions had been
Then came games and races, and singing
and fern gathering. Oh! the beautiful
ferns! They were gathered and brought
In by the boys and girls to decorate hats
and heads, while great quantities OF them
oiled the hands and baskets OF Others
when they came home. No wonder we
forget 10 mention something new. Wooden
plates were provided, such plates 90 the
ladies are now using for decorating and
painting. They enabled all 10 be eerved
quickly and served an admirable purpose,
Many OF them were turned into registers,
and friends, teachers, and pastors names
were brought home OH them as q mementO.
There were no accidents. Nothing Oc.
CURED 10 mar the pleasure Of any one.
The return trip on the cars was made
quickly, just az the river and shores were
6Athed 10 a lovely twilight.
1t was q day, all said, long to be remem.
haTed.
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SERVICES,
A Directory OF the Services TO be- Held
Tomorrow.

TO-mOTTOW.
The International Sabbath School lesson
system opens the new quarter with
studies in the Old Testament and for to.
morrow assigns Exodus G:I-l4. ~"Israel
in Egypt" Golden text. "And they
made their lives bitter with hard bond
age," 18th verse.
First English Evan. Lutheran Church,
Sixteenth street, near the soldiers monu.
ment. Rev, S. b. Barnitz, pastor, will 90.
CuPy the pulpit and address the Sabbath
School tomorrow. At l04 A., NJ "Ths Holy
Convocation," y P. NJ, sour Nations
anniversary" Sunday School at . o'clock,
Illustrations OF lesson and Toronto Sun.
day School convention. Visitors welcome.
Regular services at the Baptist church
tomorrow. Morning theme by the pastor,
Rev, J, B. Milford, "Tne Great Feast"
Evening topic, THE Supreme Work Of
Art" Sabbath School at . o'clock.
The usual gospel temperance meeting
will be held tomorrow afternoon Ut $3.50
O'Clock, at PRrker's Hall, Centre Wheel
ing. Mr.. T, A. BurdiCk, OF New York,
will address the meeting. All are invited.
Zane Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Morning sermon, "Elijah's Despon-
denCy.' Alter the sermon seventeen per-
Sons are to be received into iull member
ship. The official members are urged to
DO present. Sunday School at . ?. NJ, A
temperance sermon will be preached in
the evening. Subject, "Mol0Ch In the
valley Of Hinnom," Geo. Z. Hite, pastor,
Fourth Street NJ, f. ChurCh, 1890 A, NJ,
Communion services, Rev, j. A. Fuller
ton will occupy the pulpit at 7 80 ?, NJ,
The teachers and scholars Of the English
Lutheran Sunday School are looking for.
ward 10 to mOrroW's session with some
interest, ss they are to have an account o.
the great worlds gathering Of Sabbath
School workers recently held at Toronto
Canada, which has been regarded as one
OF the grea, est conversations ever siemblsd
ia the interest OF Sunday Schools,
First Reformed Episcopal Church, Mo.
zlrt Hall, Rev. Vim. Henry Barnes
rector. Sabbath School at 0 A. NJ, public
services at 1880 A. NJ and 1850 =. NJ
Morning theme: Entire Conservation
Evening theme: Comets and othel
Lighte." Prayer meeting and leCluT,
Wednesday at 1880 I. NJ. Seats free,
There will be q joint meeting Of tht
Methodist Episcopal congregation on
Chapline street, aud the German Metho
dist congregation, on Sabbath, at 1880 p
NJ, at the church Of the latter, DR.. Hughel
preaching the serlnon. The entire service
will be in English.
Rev. William E, McOrea, OF Homestead
Pa, will preach in the Third Presbyterian
Church to- morrow vt 1880 A. NJ, and 7:G
7. NJ,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-02
CAPTAIE DILLOA.
LAIe Commander aud Proprietor Of The
Ill'PHI'd FhAeIOD, Tells u Reporter
Why bhe Blew Up.

Late Commander and Proprietor Of the
Ill'PHI'd FhaeIOD, Tells y Reporter
Why u Blew Up.
After Inspector Young Gotthrough talk.
ing with Capt. Dillon, now Of the Sciota,
yesterday afternoon with relation to the
ill'iatsd steamer PhAeton, which blew up
near Maysville, KY, a few days since, an
lNTELIIaENCER reporter requested a short
interview.
~ sold the Phaeton the fourth day OF
March, 1851, to Capt Pres Ellison, and he
put her in the trade that sha was In at the
time she exploded. When / sold her, l was
welded to that boat, From the time she
first came into my hands until she passed
out OF them, | was constantly improving
her, and there wasn't q faster, stronger,
more compact and nicer little packet ever
hoAted on these waters"
What, in your opinion, caused her to
explode, Captain"
swell, | am no believer in the unnat-
ural explosion Of steamboat boilers. And
my opinion 10 that there was either too
little water in 1t or too much fire under.
But l want to see that boiler frat, before |
speak positively"
"What kind Of boilers had she Captain ?"
next asked the reporter.
They were four box hued boilers, aud
had two pumps which would more than
keep them supplied with water. l could
talk to you all day about boilers and the
causes that lead some OF them to explode,
but | won't take up your time. You can
rest assured though that when q steam.
boat boiler blows up 1t Is from the viola
ton oil some common sense law or duty.
Now, the Phaeton'a boilers were moi Of
the regular boiler tlue variety. The lues
in her were widely separated. l wouldn't
run q regular locomotive boiler on q
steamboat. You often hear Of steamboat
boilers blowing up without any apparent
cause given, and people call 1t mysterious,
and so on. | remember q case OF a boiler
exploding iQ q boat that hadn't any fire
In It for tWenty.lour hours. The pump
had been connected with the wheel, and
the swift current had kept 1t working and
the explosion was simply a hydraulic one,
and yet everybody was amazed ovsr the
occurrence and thought some supernatu.
raj agency had been at work"
"And there was the little Comfort which
blew up" continued the Captain, Gap
ital wad endeavored TO be made out OIL
the boilers aC.ing funny, or exploding
without cause, don't mind telling you
my conviction that at the time she went
up there was mighty little wateL in her
boilers"
"Did Captain Ellison have the Phaetou
insnred?"
~ don't know, hut | guess not. | dom
think the insurance companies guarantee
to pay damages for exploded boilers. The
owner has to stand that and usually, In
cases OF Carelessness, for any other dam,
ages TO life, limb or property"
Here the Captain was called away and
the reporter disembArked, 1t is not known
whether thu phaetOn will be raised and
put In the trade again or not.
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HYMENE AL,
The TFusGeI.CurIiS NWptiaIs nj West Lib.
eFiy IhuTAday.

eFiy Ihunday.
The marriage Of IlW. ]. II. Trussel, Of
~Pleasanton, Kan. and Miss Annie N. Cur.
It's, oldest daughter Of Col. W, d. Curtis,
OF West Liberty, took place Thureday
evening, June S0.h, Ut $3.50 o'clock. Tho
ceremony was performed by Rev. 7, F..
Boyd. Shortly alter Congra ulatiors the
guests wore invited to the DINING room to
bartake Of refreshments. Besides the
congratulations and best wishes rendered
the bridge aud groom by their many
friends, the bride was tho recipient Of
many substantial tokens OF friendship IN
the shape Of presents. Bohemian glass
t0iletset and silver castor, Lieut,O.k. Curtis
U. s. N ; silver pickle castor, Mrs. j. P.
Springer ;seL silver forks, Miss UallieCurtis;
linen tableCloth, Pearl ,Hosie; eCru lace
tie and handkerChiefs, Mrs. NJ. A. Curtis;
set OF glassware, MeBsrs, Wilson, HSgAn
and Montgomery elegant Celluloid toilet
case, Dr.. W. K, Ourtis cut glass water
set, Mrs. NJ. W. BotstOrdj engraved set OF
Mr.. ]. L. Curtis and family;
lace tidy, Mrs. H. o. Ola 8; nlpkin ring,
EnlLlh SuItNbb blNol tuILublo1 "l9n A4ou
Martin; pair linen towels, Birdie Curtis;
Bohemian vases, Lizzie Springer; cambria
and torChon lace pillow shams, Mrs, L. II.
Curtis; Bible, A. L. and J. ]. Hunter;
napkin ring, Miss Laura Young; eCru lace
hChue, Rosie Curtis; elegant pair Of
toweg, Mrs. II. Hosie; beautiful pair Of
tides, Miss Kate Springer; scarlet satin
and lace pin cushion and set Of washstand
mats, Miss Lou Curtis; box OF handker.
chiefs, Lieut.. q. K. Curtis; most beautiful
Spanish lace iChue, Fannie Goats;
shaving mug, "Tom,"
Among the guests from other places we
noticed Mrs. NJ. A. Curtis, Mr.. J. B. Curtis
and family, and Mr.. E, H. Ourtis and
wife, OF Bethany; DR.. W. X. Curtis,
Messrs. Wilson, Hagan and Montgomery,
Of Wellsburg; MIR. NJ. W. BotsfOrd and
wife, OF Wheeling; MIR. Springer, vile and
sisters, Of Triadeiphia; Miss Jerome, Of
Pittsburgh; Messrs. North and Glass, oil
Clinton, and MIR. ]. j. Hunter, Of Fowlers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-02

William j. Coughlin, Of S~pmerville.
Mas Says. In the fall Of 1876 | wal
taken with bleeding OF the lungs followed
by a severe cough. lost my appetite and
flesh, and was confined to my bed. In
1877 ] was admitted to the Hospital. The
doctors said | had a hole in my lung as
biz as a half dollar. Atone time a report
went around that | was dead. ! gave up
hope, but a friend told me Of On. WILLIAM
HvLL's BALsAM FOR TILE LUSGs / got a
bottle, when 10 my surprise, | commenced
to leel better, and to-day | feel better than
for three years past.
~ write this hoping every IL afflicted
with Diseased Lungs will take DR WILLIAM
nAisAM, and he convinced that CON
SUMPTION CAN lie CURED | can positively
II llaR done more good than all the
other IN i cines | have taken since my
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The BaFnum aud London Consolidation
Wheeling, ON Wednesday, August II.
We have been watching with more than
our usual interest the line Of march, and
the more brilliant success OF this tremen.
dous Quartette Of shows. Age seems 10
come slowly on the great Showman.PriuCe
and bis accumulated SCORES OF yOars cit as
lightly on him as on the head OF youth.
None OF hts ambition, or nerve, or lar see.
ing energy lsgs or sleeps as he gets older.
His splendid entertainment before this
venture was big enough In all reason and
new enough and meritorious enough. But
he was not satisfied. Gratifying as must
have been the Tom Thumb, Jenny Lind,
American Museum, Worlds Fair and IA.
nous Hippodrome success, the restless
man was not satisfied, but he planned,
and has executed q still grander venture.
He importuned and persuaded James a
Bailey and ]. l.. lIu!ChisOn, the young
and gifted managers and owners Il his
most popular rival, the London
Circus, to Join him, and bis
own and thsit show together for one
admission. The trio Of managers
united forces, and the result Is such u for.
midable Bnd stupendous exhibition as no
mortal aver eGptUts to teppa! or approach
All professionals say II iB too big, that al
last the veteran manager has under AIKEN a
30 extensive that he ard his part.
ners must loss mOrey on 1t, that II Is i'm.
possible TO yet together enough people,
sven in whole counties and large cities to
ietray the running coat. But MIR. BArnum
claims that the public have made him
wealthy and famous by shOw ering upon
him their patronage and ptaise, and that
he loss two or three hundred
thousand dollars he Is only paying blCS TO
hem an honest debt Of borrowed money
that they look for ten times as much
rom him 40 from anybody else, and that
hey shall have It.
The advertisement elsewhere details a
ev oil the thousands Of excellent new
and will not isil to please our
,ppfeciatiye readers. let the farming
appear Tor a big day The day
/ the yeRr-ths TeCreativs and enjoyable
jubilee, Wednesday, August l7,h. H.,
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Tie Great bIIOWl that will Exhibit on
MnnLlhY NRNL.

Tie Great SIIOwi that will Exhibit OF
monday Next
WI are not accustomed 10 look 10 the
editofs.in chief Of great newspapers, OF
upon the grave and welghty political page
which they exclusively edit, for amuse.
ment criticisms, and certainly the widest
aspirations Of the boldest manager neyer
would have betrayed him into seeking
for such recognition from such a source
In tho Courier. journal, and, least OF all,
from the Influential pen OF its great editor,
But when II comes TO II really good CirCns,
Hon. Henry WattBrsOn, like The reBt OF US,
ia very human, aud We like him the better
and respect him the more that he Ia 30,
and not ashmed TO acknowledge II In a
hearty and manly way, while, moreover,
generous enough to extend the encourage.
ment oil his Influential personal reCogni.
tion TO genuine merit In the arena, as
elsewhere, He visited Sells Brothers
Millionaire Confederation OF S%tupehdous
Railroad Shows al louisville, last fall,
when II was not near 30 grand, novel and
elegant AZ now, and here lie, word for
word, what he was editorially delighted
into saying Of II, alter bis atty editor had
devoted n column TO praising II In Rnothe
page ofths paper:
"The attendance At the two afternoon
aud two night exhibition ID Of Sells Broth.
ets' Millionaire Confederation Of SIupen.
dOus Rsilway Shows WAS so remarkable az
to BIZ entitled to a special mention. Not
less than from five 10 eight thOu'and per.
wete present at eaCh perIetmanCe.
The perieG'ness Of the arrangements and
admirable order preserved were also
quite As remarkable as the attendance.
The show iss first class one, and, although
The mauagors mske large promises, they
iullll them. The entertain.
ments gave thorough satisfaction"
The great show 80 eignally honored
rom 80 e%minently q reliable source, will
In this city on Monday, the 4th
INST, and add yet other Thousands 10 its
,ulogists and friends.
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PENCIL POINTS.



YESTERDAY: Lovely day.
RECORDER Hook issued twenty-One mar.
riAge Licences during the month OF June.
HERE is company in misery. Bell.
Rire is troubled with constant leaks in her
water mains.
AVAILABLE horse belonging to Mr.. Jo-
seph speidel died yesterday oil inttamms'
ton OF the bowels.
A party OF young ladies' and gen.
tlemen 'exCurted" down the river last
evening on the La Belle.
DURING the month OF June tiity.eight
deeds in iee and ifty-f0ur trust deeds were
recorded in the Recorders Office.
n. Schulz in another column notifies
the public that he has on hand q fresh
supply Of picnic goods and fire works for
the Fourth OF July.
SUNDAY hours will be observed at the
postottiCe on the Fourth. The office will
be open for the transaction Of business
from $50 to 10 A. NJ, and but one colleC.
ton OF mail matter will be made by the
carriers, at 3 p. NJ.
Tue LsBslle Glass Works, Bridgeport,
have stopped to take sloCk and make some
necessary repairs. They will resume in
two or three weeks. The Nail City Glass
Works also stopped on Thursday in &C.
CordanCe with an agreement between the
blowers OF hollow ware and the factories
OFFICER DoMIHICK Morris says it was
all right in sending him to arrest the stat
ues Of Liberty and the sailor belonging to
the Soldiers monument, but he AYERS that
SEINE Of these fine nights he will arrest the
horses OF the Atlantic engine house and
take them TO the lookup and hold them
until called for,
THE officers elect, OF Alpha Lodge, No.
424, Knights OF Honor, were installed latl
eyeuiDg. They were George ATkle, Die
tator; 6. A. Beall, Vice Dictator; Roberl
Crowther, Chaplain; Guide, j, W. Barton
Reporter, George +. Irvine; FinSnCia.
Reporter, Jacob Jefferson; Treasurer,
Henry seamoDj Guardian, Philip Winter
Sentinel, James Maggie.
THE Lincoln Club excursion did not ma
terializs yesterday evening, much 10 the
disappointment Of many pleasure'seeEersr
because the Club Committee Of Arrange
ments failed through it's appointed repre-
sentative to hire the boat. Captain Vim
List offered the club very liberal termsl
and was as much disappointed as anybody.
The club talks oil q moonlight ride nexI
Friday, leaving the wharf at O'Clock p
", with music, dancing and refreshments
upon the same we'll appointed and com
mOdious boat, the st, Lawrence.
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RIVkR NEWS.
Movements OF observation-disclosures Notes
and Gossip.

and GiGGSIp.
Weather clear and pleasant.
The Diurnal and o'Neil left OH time yester.
day.
Business was quite brisk on the landing
yesterday.
The st, Laurence leaves this evening lr
Cincinnati.
The Courier leaves Tor Parkersburg It 10 30
this morning
Water gusge, five feet three inches md
falling slowly.
The Hudson from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh
Is due up this afternoon,
The.sScotia passed down yesterday morning
at I o'clock, with big trip.
The Buckeye State Is due down this nom.
ing from Pit sburgh to Ciu.innpti
The 5Ciot. did not leave on time yes, rdny.
She had 10 have some repairs made to hrr
here.
Capt Henry S.HmOn ia home, from seeing
his son W, II Ssamon graduate at the uniycf.
sity Of Virginia,
The steamer Carrier Is ut the Belmont LAM.
ing. A crowd Of young people hrid u dance
on her last evening.
The X j. Grace the q n V. transfer bo,t.
will be put on the docks fyr repairs Smu Oi
the iaCetiOus bay Il WI at the landing colt her
THE Disgrace
PITTSBURGH, July / River . feet ii inches
and stationary. Weather clear AMI pleasant
CAILo, ILL.,, July l.-Arrived Gold Dust,
NiCRsburg, Departed W. =. IIUl iday, New
Orleans. River Is feet 2 inches and iallins.
Thermometer 7Ss.