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80 PINE STREET NEW YORK.
Government Securities. st cks and Bonds Bought and
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Investment Securities a Specially. miss
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FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
On and after NOVEMBER 81, 1881, the steamer
ARROWS MIL II viii leave her wharf foot of eth street
It ! an every MoNDAl, eaMnsetil!g Ter Niattox
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town. JOHN II. WOOD,
ms
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A nine Of the Island boys played North
Wheeling club match game Of base ball on
the old Fair Ground yesterday. The North
Wheeling boys cume off victorious In score
OF II to !. The IslaEd club and one from
Ritchietown will play to-day.
n The Standard base ball club is ncgotia.
ting with the State Fair Association for the
privilege OF playing on the New Fair Grounds
this season, but so far no definite agreement
/. has been reached. -
" The friends Of "Fatty"Weisgerber and Billy
3lsriceland have about given up the idea Of
making race between them, they say; but
I the general public has sort OF an idea that
,hcy will yet como together.
A twenty.mile foot race for o purse OF 5000
Z is to come OF OH the New Fair Grounds Sat.
5nrday, August s. The contestants are NJ. J.
Eilnn, Of Pittsburgh, and Jas. Deiters, oil
{ Wheeling, 5a,E -
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CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS,
Pulpit Programmes for Tomorrow and
Nlhcr Mntiers. =

Pulpit Programmes for Tomorrow md
Other Matters.
The usual services will be held al the Sec.
ond Presbyterian church., All are welcome.
AT St. Matthews Church there will be ser.
vice Mt 1890 a. 81, by the rector, Rev. r. X.
Swope. No evening service.
The usual Sunday school and communion
services will be held ut the Disciples church
tomorrow ut 10 O'Clock. No services at
night.
AT the First N. =. church, bridgeport,
Rev. J. l.. Mills, OF New Athens, Ohio, will
preach tomorrow Mt 1890 a. NJ. and 7:S0 r. VI.
Sabbath School at 0. a. NJ.
There will be preaching Mt Zane Street NJ.
l.. Church tomorrow mt 1880 A. NJ, by the
pastor. Rev. G. +. Copeland. AtT:sOP ii. By
Rev. Frank Ball. Sunday School at 9 r. N.
All will be welcomed to each service.
Subject Of morning sermon at Chapline
Street NJ. F. Church will be "Does Il pay 10
be Christian" After the sermon q large
number will be received from probation into
full membership. The service will be unus.
ually interesting.
Regular services tomorrow in the First
Baptist Church, At 1890 A. NJ. the pastor,
Rev. J. i. Milford, will preach on last
Words At 2P. N. Sabbath School service
and Pastors Bible Glass. At 7:3O r. NJ, 1.-THE
Virtue Of Patience and the Reward of Fidel.
ity.', Strangers are cordially invited. Dur.
ing the month OF August there will be no
preaching services.
There will be preaching in the First
English Lutheran church tomorrow at 1880
4. and I:i5 Z. ~ by the pastor, Rev. E. II.
Dornblaser. Morning text; "Do not sin
against the Child" Strangers are welcome.
Seats free. Sunday school ut r. NJ. The
months lessons will be reviewed by short es.
says by different members OF the school, and
several addresses by visitors. international
Sunday School Lesson Mark IL; lii. Sub.
ject: The Triumphal Entry.
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aPE:RTIsExTi TO ,rEoPLE.j
Movements and whereabouts Of yariou

Moveme n.s and Whereabouts OF Various
Individuals. q " Z
s.p. Hildre.h, Esp Is Of present in Kan
,as City. s,s 81: ~ NV IN ) u
Mrs. Alex. Eoif returned yesterday on the
g. Lawrence from q visit to Cincinnati.
blessrs. George Woods and John L. Dlckey,
OF Wheeling, are Ia town. Washington Re
porter. & it
We are glad 10 see Mr.. Sam Harrison out
after being confined to his room several days
by; illness. A .I
Mr.. Bob Hearn, who has been home OH q
visit irotu Kansas City, left the city yester.
day morning. ' 5,yE si.ig.-,i
Mr.. Homer seamou, Of Washington, Pa,
with bis family, Is visiting his fathers fam.
lily on the Garden Spot. go.
Mrs. Nal 1--WE. Rodgers returned on the
st. Lawrence yesterday from an extended
visit TO Portsmouth nnd Cincinnati friends.
Newt Marsh OF Dellaire, was In the town yes.
terday for the first time In some months.
Newt Is family mar now md doesn't run
around much. .ll sllaI 4 y,
Col. Alex Campbell, wife and daughter,
Miss Mamie. and her friends, Misses Puryls
and Barclay, who have been visiting Mn,
pendleton, Of Twelfth street, return home
this evening. ga m
Mrs. +. II. Dornblaser and her sister, Miss
Jennie +. Bright, have gone east. Mrs. d.
Will spend the warm season among the noun.
tains In Central Pennsylvania. (.
A party OF young people representing
mostly the household OF Col. Alex. Campbell,
OF Bethany, came up yesterday from Mounds
vile, where they were handsomely enter.
tanned BY Mr., md Mrs, J, W, Gallaher,
We notice by the programme OF the Lake
side summer meeting for this season, that
Rev. s. D. Barnltz, late Of this city, has a
prominent place on tho programme. On
Tuesday. August g, he lectnred on "City
Mission Work, and on Sunday, the 3Otli, he
breaches the principal sermon.
A specul dispatch printed In our tele.
graphic columns this morning gives an inter.
esting bit Of local gossip, to the effect that
Rev. Joseph Smith, of Scranton, Pa. will
probably succeed Rev. DR.. Masden as pastor
Of the Fourth Street NJ. E. Church OF this
city, when tho term of the latter expires.
A large party Of young folks, principally
from the Island, arc camping out the q. r.
V.& W. railroad, on the banks OF Indian
Wheeling Creek. They report a splendid
lime. md are all In love with gypsy LIE.
The party consists Of Misses Jennie Coen,
Minnie Walters, Gamma Frasher, Emma
Stamm, Laura Lukens, Mamie Lukens,
Carrie Brues, Nellie Lukens, Bette Mcclure;
Messrs. Andrew Sweeney, AL. Oxtoby, Frank
Hoffman, Campbell Sweeney, George Stamm,
viii Miller, Frank Xook, Harry Franzheim,
Frank Robertson, Mrs. Jerry Sheppard md
family. Mrs. Frank Winship and family,
Mrs. Harry Lukens and family, Mrs. Zook.
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Having purchased the drug store formerly
owned by W. 4. Derry, deceased, l have re.
fitted it up in n first class style, and am pre-.
pared to furnish my friends and the public
with the best qualities Of Drugs, Medicines,
Perfumes, Toilet Articles and all other goods
necessary 10 the business. Prescriptions care
fully compounded by registered pbarma.
cist ut all hours day or night. respectfully
solicit the patronage Of my friends and the
public, and assure them Of prompt and care.
full attention. +. y. FISHER,
1918 Market street, second door below the
Mcclure House,
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

July 25.-River IS inches and
lG. Weather cloudy. warm and rainy,
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RIVER NEWS.
The Stage OF Watcr-Scw Steamcrs-Geu.
oral Lcvce News.

me Stage OF WHtcr-Scw Sfenmers-Geu.
oral Lcvce News.
The Ii. NJ. Townsend passed up with tow.
The W. n. Chancellor passed down about
noon yesterday with big trip.
The Scotia is due down ut an early bour
this morning for Cincinnati.
The gallant St. Lawrence arrived ut noon
yesterday from Cincinnati aud had on board
good miscellaneous trip and plenty OF
passengers.'
The Chancellor on her way down struck n
rock at Brunots Island and knocked hole
In her hull. 1t did not prevent her continu.
ing her journey.
The steamer Courieris the old safe, reliable
passenger and freight steamer. She has run
longer, made more money and had fewer &C..
cidents than any boat now on the river
ltet.el Democrat. -"
The machinery for the new transportation
boat OF the c., T. v. & W. road Is about com.
pleted by Sweeney & Co. The hull is ex.
pected here in few days. 1t will be named
Lizzie Townsend.
The repairs TO the hull OF the scioto will
probnbly be completed by to-day, and the
steamer will then be taken from the PIT.
Pleasant dry docks and brought to this city
TO have her cabin repaired. She will then be
put back into her old trade as good as new,
1t will be about three weeks YET.
The st. Lawrence, Capt. List informs us,
will be nbls to float on this stage OF water,
and will take her departure at the usual
hour, 3 o'clock this afternoon, for Cincinnati
and intermediate points. This boat has
every accommodation one could desire, and
all who travel by her enjoy themselves.
Sweeney 4 Son yesterday received from the
Owachiata River Transportation Co, of New
Orleans, the contract for building BAYOU
cotton packet. 1t is TO be 1870 feet long,
~ feet beam and 81 feet deep, with 90
inch guards. The hull will be constructed AT
Belle Vernon, and the finishing touches and
machinery put on here.
The c. Y. Lucas was busy pulling steam.
ers of sand bars. The W, n, Chancellor in
rounding out backed on the sand bar oppo.
site the leyee and stuck there for half an
hour before being started. The Telegram
backed on the bar opposite Stopetown and
the Lucas spent IN hour with her, With
the present low stage OF water the channel is
very narrow.
About 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon the
Jennie Campbell, having been put in
thorough repair, left the leyee with colors
Lying and her three model barces, Philo,
NICK Crawley and Harry II. in tow, Capt.
"a Hornbrook In command, for New Orleans.
she has been chartered there by parties to
carry cotton and cotton seed. All her nu.
cess.
PIrrsBrRGH, July 2S.-Riyer IS inches and
falling. Weather cloudy. warm and rainy.
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q Last Wednesday morning we chronicled
!! tho arrival in this city Of Rev. Mr.. Gilen, an
United Presbyterian missionary TO Egypt,
and a brother to Mr.. X. X. Giilen, we'll
known business man OF this CITY. Mr. Gif.
4 fen went out under the auspices o fthe Board
OF Foreign Missions OF the United Presbyter.
/ Ian church, In 1874. He arrived In Philadel.
phia Monday, by the steamer Illinois, with
his three children and on Egyptian servant,
lie left Alexandria on the 22d 'ult., when ev.
5erything was quiet. He had no apprehen.
sion OF danger until warned by friendly
) letter from Cairo on the 18th OF June, ndvis.
I Ing him to leave the country. In mn hour
after receipt Of the letter he was on his way
ito Alexandria by an express train. His sta.
\ ton was ut Sioot or 0sioot, the ancient
4 lycopolis, which Is a city OF some
., O00 inhabitants and Is the capital OF a
province OF the same name. and the residence
8ot the Governor OF Upper, Egypt. 1t Is near
the left bank OF the Nile, about $50 miles
above Cairo. American missionaries have
established successful schools there, und IL
is the residence of English and American
consular agents. 4 : e. ~.
Il Mr.. Giilen says the natives had moi found
SOut the cause OF the disturbance at the time
{he left while the resident Christians had no
I fears except In case OF a holy war. :S-s..7
~ He left with his family, for his fathers
home. near St. Clnirsville, md is now there
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The following dispatch announces tho mar.
riage OF n lady formerly we'll known here,
and will be read with interest:
Chicago. July 2I.--At the suburb of Elm.
hurst, this evening, Lieutenant J. II, Thomp.
sou, son Of Professor Thompson, one OF the
teachers Of West Point, was married to Miss
Juliet Hagans, daughter OF Judge NJ. b. Ha.
gans, Of Cincinnati, who has his summer res.
idence at Elmhurst. Lieutenant Thomson
was member OF the last class at West Point.
and has been assigned to the Second United
States Artillery. The wedding was conduct.
ed a Ia Mili,aire, -. : : - :
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LIMITED STATES OF AMER1CE

MniRfhs, libel has been hItd in ina DIv,,,c,
S3uIt 81 tne United States for The pstric n MY,
yitgnIa on the 9Th day Of july lss u hr ne" ~
,mIneerng, IEfeisburg and Cincinnati Trnsno,i IN
!ion company. OWNERS OF the steamboai spco,a ~
h9alnat tne steamboat John Tomas hcr tsrtie Nv,
Sa hha FURNITURE alleging In substance the; IN
1nu AN NY 81 July last said 6teamboat. Jobn ".
y Ia colilded with and sunk the steambosl Sc,nio
na ,SheamDost. John Lomns and That Eaid Sciotn
WV thereby damaged TO the amonnt Of - IN "Ind
Paying PROCESS aGainst said Steamboat. John inmns
Mer apparel and furniture, and mai The 81
se ~ hsr tackle apparel and iirniture may
,onuenlhed and id to pay such damages win
COSTS charges and cxrcnkes n 4 VIZ" "i'
Il. NoS, !hersio:e In pirxuanec Of the monltIonnn.
4e, .ne ieai The s,id Court % me directed "n,,a
uelVeffh do hereby give public uo.ce IN ali ,a,
ons eialmiig lt3 said steamboat, her tsctln ~ ~
pIel Anu W nilure, or In any nlniler intr,t.,.J
,.neNin mat They be and APPEAR be.ore iSc ali
f1et i0urt 10 be held u the city Of Wh.n II ,aiu
nhu i9r The District Of West Vln IIR nm tho W. ,,
asy OF ISL at eleven O'Clock il, the orer' In
g, ;hnt dny provided the tAn shall DO naW ~
~ idic;ioii. 0therwtc on tho iIcxi tlry n, Oh
ton thereafter then and here 10 in 90 ,atc
elGimA and 70 make their allegations In ths, tiSir
pated the l;lh day Of July iSS2 80 '.'N' osihi
Z. B. r. DovESER, " $50 800 Y. ., afnhsl.
". i! IlukBapD, A. a K. !. u i. 5ry;5s
q Pro, Tor for Libe!lsnt.. ID, -;
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YESTERDAY afternoon some boys built n
fire OF straw and sticks in the rear Of n stable
in Alley +. between Jacob and Wood streets.
Fortunately a lndy passing noticed the boys
running, and looking to see the cause, dis.
covered the fire. Some men were notified
and the flames ertinruished
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"HAckNErAcx," a lasting and fragrant per.
fumc. Price 25 and50 cents. -
SIrLon's Cure WILL Immediately reliove
Group, Whooping cough and Bronchitis.
For DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint Won
have a printed guarantee on every bottie NJ
shiloh's Vitalizer. ltnever fails to cure.
:, a NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle of
shilo1's Catarrh Remedy. Price so cents.
sold by +. Booking, agent, under Odd Eel.
lows Hall, and by Il. H. List, 1910 Main
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH R. r
la. SS - cyts-.ssSSfSSrl 5rSsEzz- -L-aGv---
ESst y " -
Condensed Time Table Of Passenger Trains, "a
rectcd 10 JUNE 1, lSS... W
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Judgments and mortgages TO the amount
OF 49, 900 have been entered against Major
John II. Ewing, OF this place, yesterday and
Thursday. Major Ewing Is an cx.meniber OF
Congress, and no one stood higher In public
estimation than he. He was noted for bis
liberality and leniency. He Is 81 years OF
age; 1t is thought that his real estate, con.
sisting OF borough property, fine farm and
West Virginia lands, will abundantly supply
oil that Is necessary and meet his indebted.
ness and leave him considerable balance,
No one questions his thorough honesty, and
all sympathize with him In his financial
trouble,
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"WlNE OF cARDul" four tunes day
makes q happy household.
For sale by Logan l. Co. ~

The Hon. Daniel Beatty, Mayor OF Wash.
inEton, \: j., whose organs and pianos arc
known and used wherever there are ne wspa.
pers and people, says in reference TO st.. ia.
cobs OIL: My Brother. Capt. II. Beatty, pur.
chased St. Jacobs Oil for the use OF bis wife.
She was well pleased with the results It ef.
fected as 1t proved nm excellent remedy for
rheumatism, the disease from which she sui.
Tered: From my knowledge Of It's efllcacious
working must say that ST., Jacobs Oil Is un.
equaled Us a remedial substance, y \
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THIS Il the time TO sure money. Do ii
by buying your Furniture or Mantels
from I. q. Caldwell, 1900 antl 1902 Mar.
kel Street.
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Life Is not al ways under our own control
but can be prolonged by care and prudence
Burdock Blood Bittcrs MS laxitiye, alttr
alive aud duretic medicine tend MATERIAL,
TO- restore health and lrngthen our days
Price 81. .tS rs us - - - 3
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.. Bortle, Manchester, n. y. was troubled
with asthma for eleven wears, Hnd bean
obliged to sit up sometimes ten or twelve
nights In succession. Found immediate re-
Lief from Thomas, Electric Oil, and Is now
entirely. cured. ~ - 80
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Turner Excurnl0n to Pittsburgh, Augu,t
9th, 1859. S%.
Saturday, August 9th, the Turner's will ex.
curt to Pittsburgh via r, G. & St. l.. Railway.
Fare for round trip, So co. For tickets and fur.
Their information apply to committee. III
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Reduction in Pinuox,

Reduction in Piau0x.
Present stock Of pianos, Steinway, Knabe,
Chickering, Hallet & Davis, Emerson, Hard.
man, Guild, &C., at the very lowest prices,
and great reduction for cost. Call early and
secure great bargains. -,
,1' Lucas Music STORE,
lac Main street.
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7-ls1-~ " =
2cuTicuRA.'
5 IN ~, M \ n
0ll:t: j i III:
Blood PoisOnings, Scrofulous, u.
GERS aud Itching lIumors,
Assesses and Glandular
Swellings.
LEADpOISONING.

Mr.. Albert Kingsbury. Kcene, N. H., troubled
lead poisoning. Ties palntcr) AZ times Il would
break nut, crack open, and tho tkln separate from
the flesh In largo pieces. suffering great continual
isea EuiISS Hsseycn, Sood rSS TIa s iotes
nnlly, and Cutlcun and cutieum Soap externally,
aud III lcM than three months effected complete
cure, and has nut been troubled s!nco. COrrobOr.
aIed by nnllAd L EOstcf, nrngglsts, keonn, n II,
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The only iron preparation that does moi
color the teeth, and will not cause head.
ache or consultation, as other iron prepare.
tons will, Is Browns Iron Bittcrs. x pswis
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For Rant

VT1II - TUT. NtHU, 777s7 'T..1I 7lEI'II
In: Bridgeport, a first-class< business room
with new counter and shelving, next &c
Zlmmer's drug store This Is the best stant
y town. Inquire Of Zimmers, Bridgeport
Ohio q ~, =, go
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- TIE usual merchants lunch at the New
Mcclure House Sample Rooms dnily.
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Saved his Child.
TN. Eusaw St, Baltimore, Md.

I'm. Eutaw St, Baltimore, Md,
Feb. "a, 1880,
Gents:-Upon the reeommenda.
tion OF friend | tried DpowN's
mon DirTXRs as a tonic and re.
.torative for my daughter, whom
l was thoroughly convinced was
wasting away with Consumption,
Having lost three daughters BY the
terrible disease, under the care Of
eminent physicians, l was 10Th 10
believe that anything could arrest
the progress Of the disease, but. 10
surprise. before my dauch.
ter had taken one bottle Of GpowS's
IRON BirrsSs, she began to mend
and now Is quite restored to former
health. A fifth daughter began 10
show signs Of Consumption, and
when the physician was consulted
he quickly said "TonicS were re.
Suired :; and when informed tha,
the elder sister wa, taking Brows's
IRON BiTTrRs, responded that 1,
agood tonic, taLe IT,"
,i ApoRAM PMrLrs.
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