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DICHMOND FREDERICKSBUR re-
n AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.-Scheduls
commeDcins NOVEMBER IS, 1sSs-eastern
standard time:
600 A. NJ, caves Byrd-street station daily; stop,
only ut Ashland. Junction, Milford,
and Fredericksburg sleeper from
Jacksonville to Washington.
1895 A. ~, leaves Byu-street stallion daily tes-
cept sundiysI. sleeper Charleston 10
Washington.
$50 y. NJ, leaves BTd-Street station daily
Sleefser from savannah 10 New orb
1I:16 A. NJ, arrives At Byrd-Street station daily
Sleeper from New York TO savannah
2:43 Il. NJ, arrives at Bvrd-Street station daily
stops at Frederic Ssburg, Milford, and
Junction. sleeper from Washington
TO Charleston.
s:34P NJ. arrives at Byrd-street station dali,
except sundsysl. Sleeper Washing
ton to jacksonville.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS:
$50 A. NJ, leaves Elba; arrives at Ashland st
1889 A. VI. stops at Hungary and
kilby.
400 T.. NJ, accommodation, leaves Broad-streeI
s,a'i9n; arrives at Ashland at D
e:l2P. NJ, leaves EIba arrives at Ashland a.
Up. NJ. Stops 70 Hungary and kilby.
1892 A. NJ, arrives at Elba: leaves Ashland ~
5:34 A. NJ. stops at Hungary aud
kilby.
e:55 A. NJ, accommodation, arrives at Broad
street station; leaves Ashland at 5
A. NJ.
SOY p. NJ, arrives at Elba; leaves Ashland a
5:l2 L. NJ. stops at Hungary and
G. A.TAYLOR, General Ticket Agent
Z. T. ID. MYERS. General superintendent.
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Dynamiters al Work.
A sTREET-cAR BLOWN UP AND ITS PASSENGERS
INJURED

\ INJURED.
A Toronto (Ont.) special Of Wednesda,
says About s O'Clock tonight a street
car was blown up with dynamite In Col.
Iege street, near the residence of Colope
Gzowski. A. d. c. TO the Queen. The ex.
plosIon tore off the wheels on one side OF
the car. blew passenger through the rear
door, lady through one OF the windows
Threw the driver over the dash board into
The road, and the car was thrown three
yards from the track. One Of the borses
was injured by piece Of iron blown from
wheel. The place where the explosion
occurred Is In lonely part OF the city,
several detectives are working on the case.
including the deputy chief constable. but
tney are very recticent In regard 10 the af.
iair. II Is the first occurrence OF the kind
Ia lnls city, and the night patrol are in
s,rucTed 70 be on the alert and apprehend
sii suspicious characters. A great many
discontented Irish Immigrants sent ont by
the Government i've In the streets near the
scene OF the explosion In state Of destitI,.
non; some from the Marquis Of Lans.
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say that she would not live an hour after
her sisters death. They had lost their
mother, whom they adored, and 1t appears
that before starting for the Lido they had
placed a wreath Of flowers on their
mothers tomb. In the room OF one OF
the sisters was found volume OF Man.
zoni's Promessl sposi," left open at the
chapter describing the sadness OF Lucia on
leaving her native home.
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(For the Dispatch
Virginia.

Unfurl the proud old asxi
Cheer, We brave
Der ey'ry hill and crag
Let 10 wave:
BVA beneath IL, on the sod
TINT your heroes nobly trod,
Bow gratefully TO God.
Strong 70 save
Virginia, smile again,
After years Of saddcst pain
Victory's won.
No more shall tyrznt's lust
Tramp honor In the dust,
Or renegade hold trust
Meath the SUI.
III.
Ye youth Of llnease proud,
In Gods sight,
strip of now wars dark shroud
And bring 10 light
The power that ruled of old
The sircs OF knightly mould.
When truth WAS more than gold.
Right than might.
The darkness of the night
Now is past;
A new days golden light
Dawns AT last.
Let each then do his part
With true and manly art,
To God, with all his heart,
Clinging fast.
v.
Then. unfurl the proud old flag
And cheer. We brave!
Ger ev'ry hill and crag
Let II wave.
But. beneath Il, on the sod
That your heroes nobly trOd,
Bow gratefully 10 God,
StrOngto save,
W. II. AssHEroS.
written on the occasion OF yIrginla's redemp
on from Malone rule.
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nor NEW YORK.-The Ola ~s~-,

nor NEW YORk.-The Old IS~~s
4 Dominion steamship Company S sssrkSas
proposed sallings for the week following are:
WYANOKE, Captain HULPHERs, FRIDAY
December l4th, at O'Clock T.. NJ.
ROANOKE, Captain COrCH, SUNDAY, De.
cember 10th, az O'Clock a. VI.
OLD DOMINION, captain WALKER, TUES.
DAY. December 18th, AT 2 o'clock L. VI.
Freight received until ! O'Clock p VI. FRIDAY
5 O'Clock y. VI. saturday, aud to O'Clock z. VI
Tuesday.
Through bills or iading signed ana goods for.
warded with dispatch 10 all points north, south
east, and west; also ID foreign ports.
Passenger accommodated UNSURPASSED.
Aiter-cabn fare 20 New York Qncluding meas
AMI BERTH, 40 ; ruund-tripticket, 81 :; steerage
with subsistence, 81; without subsistence, So
Passengers leaving Richmond Mondays. Tues.
days, Wednesday, saturdays by the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad ~ ll.3l 4. NJ. viii
make connection at Norfolk with steamer lcay-
ing those Gays. Tickets O. be hsd A. The Rich
nOnd AMI PETERSBURG depot. Chesapeake and
Onto depot, and A. W. CARRIERS, 1000 Main street
FOR freight az passage, apply 10
GEORGE ". ALLFN Co. Agents
de II IomHany'4 Wharf, ROckette.
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UNDERTAKINGS.

WILLIAM Il. SUTHERLANDrs-~
w 4 SOM, FURNISHING UNDER ~>kn~
TAKERS, 724 east Main street. between Seventh
aud Eighth, Richmond, Va, keep constantly on
hand all kinds or WOOD and METALLIC CASES
and CASkETs. Orders from the country prompts
ly attended 10 both aay and night.
WILLIAM y. CHANDLER can be found with
Us. &c lS-eod3m
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FRhIGhp.

FRhIGhT.
Freisb. received daily FOR Norfolk, Portsmouth,.
5mith1eld, ara Hampton; Washington, u, { .:
Newbern, Washington, and Tarboro', \. C., anu
al points in Eastern North Carolnaj also, To-
Eastern shore of Virginia, Old Point, and al rega
iar landings on James river al LOWEST RATES
aud through bills issued i4.B. HATUM,
fv2S IuDarfnlrnu,nt
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NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP 80 ~.
~ COMPANY. ssssSesssS
FOR NEW YORK.

ans company Will dispatcB"ne OF ;AeirspieHdi,
steamc GUYANDOTrE ROANOKE, Man.
HAITIAN, OLD DOMINION, ana RiCHMOND-
EVERY TUESDAY, FRIDAY, aud SUNDAY
For hours Of sailing, see advertisement below.l
steamers leave New Ork n tSDAir :, THURS
DAY H,and SATURDAYS II 3 r. VI. from Pier PC
new NUMBER, North riser. foot Of Beach street.
They nave splendid saloons state-rOo!ns, anr
lGlh-rDOms,
The fare, accommodations, and attentions a.,
unsurpassed.
After-cabn fare 20 Nee York Unloading meal
and bertnl, SO: round-trip tickets Sis steerage
with subsistence, 81; "ithUut subsistence, -.
treights tor points beyond New ors fOT1srdeC
with dispatch, aud nc charge made except Gctus
expenses incurred.
Freight received until O'Clock Z. VI. daily.
For further Information, apply 10
GEORGE W ALLEN & CO., Agents,
jy29 Otice COmranv's wharves. Rocketts.
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train No. "a connects Al Rurkevili,. daily lex
cept Sunday with norfolk and Western ftilrOad
rOr fnmSule, LyBclbur2, and all southwestern
points.
Train No. so Through nassenSaes tops a. ~ siA-
lions. connecting at SutherliB's with Milton md
Sutborlin Narrow-Gaugs railroad FOR Milton. Il
Greensboro for all point ON salem Branch: AZ
Atlanta for all point sogth and southwest; al
salisbury for all points on Western North Carolina
railroad.
Train No 80 Through passenger and nail stops
Al salisbury, Greensboro, and Benajs Reds
vile. High Point, Townsville, Lexington. and
Concord, between Danyile and Charlotte, and ala
station, between Richmond and Danyille, connect
ing at keysyille Ior all points on Richmond and
Mecklenburg railroad; AT outheriin's wiz hiltOu
and ~utherin Narrow ,iaugc fliirsEG fpI MIL
;on at Greensboro for all points on Saen Branch
and North Carolina division; az Charlotte Win
Charlotte, I0lufn pr a Augusta railroad i1T
Columbia. August Sas annah, and Florida potGts.
with Atlanta and Charlotte division for Atlanta
and all points south ana Southwest
Trains from the south arrive az RchmODr al
4:0S L. NJ, TAI 4. NJ. and I 40 4. VI.
BON AIR PASSE N0fR SERVICE
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Has the mild autumn weather delayed your pur-
chase of a WINTER ovEROAT? II 80, read
this, and be thankful. Let your mind follow your
eye and take In a 1--we tell you. The mild weather
has forced down the price OF many WooLLEN
OVERCOATINGs. Dealers oyerstocked with
goods bought early have been struggling with their
stocks, while we have been tEylng sseadily, and
are now ready with NEW GOODS Al NEW
PRICES that ought to attract every man and boy
not already supplied with an OyEROAr. We
do not pretend to be making losses. We are. how
e,er, Offering you certain goods at two-thirds
value. and others at one hatf. They are bargains.
MlSFIT sTOTE, 9l2 Main street.
Open evening TIL 8 O'Clock; Saturday till 10
Pm. de ll-9t
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CHINA, GLASSWARE, &c.

NEW Rich Slyer-Plated
~ Ware, French Blsque and Marble Figures,
Dresden China, Brass Goods, Parlor-Lamp5; Dec
Grated Dinner, Tea, aud Chamber1sets Coal.
Vases, IN new and beautiful designs, suitable Tor
WEDDING and CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, at
low prices. HARkOLD'S,
de sl7 Broad street.
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CHARLES G. JURGENs.

CHARLES G. JURGENS. n
~ No. 3l7 EAST BROAD sTREEn u
NEAREST CORNER FOURTH STREET, H.
cordially Invites all In need Of
HNITCRE
20 call and examine his new stock stored In three
different buildings, In endless variety. NIL con-
spicIous for Low Prices and GOOD Quail.
TY, such NJ novelties In PARLoR 'sUfTs.
ROOM FURNITURE at reduced prices
Special attention called TO all kinds or AAT-
TRESSEs OF my own manufacture, said by those
that use them 10 be the BEST IN TOWN.
In buying remember the place, 3l7 EAST
BROAD, near corner Fourth street. oc so
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TRAINS sOUTmWARn.
TRAINS NoRTH\yARp.
'Daly. tDaHy Except smd ..

STOPPING PLACES.
Nos 40 aud 43 make no stol,. Nn.. 4E.4T.
AND 40 stop &C Manchester, DpWry Blum. Csl
tralia and Chester. No. AZ -iops 80 Chester orIy.
Nos. 20 70. o. and o stop 40 an siatiou- 80. .
'ui ''op AZ AL STATIONS except iHnpl.s.
PULLMAN CAR-sERyICE.
ON trains Nos. ~ and ~ slteptng-cArs between
New YORK and savannah. Trains No. a. .uJ
40, Heeplbg-cars between WASHINGTON and
Charleston. Trains II amt - -irepinF-c.-. ha-
tween Washington and JACK onyil.e- IA
THE ONLY ALL-kAtL ROCTETO NOPFOIE.
Leave lilchmohd AZ 5:25 I. NJ: arriyc Norfolk
$3.50 T.. VI Leave Norfolk 20 $40 A. n. arrive
Richmond l2:tz T.. 81
=. Y. KENLN, Superintendent
I. VI EMERSON. General Pa. cI gpr Agent.
SOL. Haas, .ullc MANAGE rgIs
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ego \. NJ. 400 p. NJ. 7.5or. 81.

ARRIVE EICHNDNp
900 =. ". VAIL daily icNcept sunday.
l0.45A. VI. ACCOMMODATION dsliy except
sunday.
So A. Vi. NIGHT FXPHESS daily trAt,nt
Monday.
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CIGARS, TOBACCO. &c.
FURNITURE.

FURNITURE, FURNITURE.-M
Il BEDDlNG.-In walnut, ash aud pop "
lar, etc. TIE largest stock OF FURNITuRE ~
In the city OF all descriptions SpecIa termss
to jobbers. Parties 10 want will study their own
Interest by giving me q call before pa rchssing.
WILLIAM DAPFRON.
1438, 1883, l444 sssst Main.
no Ism Branch Store, west Broad street.
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OCCASIONS,

'-OccAs1oss'
LIKE CLOUDS.
PASS AWAY.
NJ The occasion which will pass away quick
iy Is the opportunity you have this week Of buy
ing one Of our
W NEWCASTLE ovERCOATs.
Here lie Just what II is;
ET- A HANDSOME BROWN RIBBED OVER
COAT, single-breasted, sack cut. full length lined
with Martins double-warp serge good velvet COL
lar, cashmere pocket, and what there is Of Them
forty.two all told) you can have the choice of at
re- TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS.
No better coat st $50 here or anywhere else.
- A. sAKs & CO..
1913 MAIN STREET.
CLOTHING AT AND BELOW COST.
Having determined positively to discontinue
business, the
SPLENDID STOCK OF CLOTHING
now on hand, Of this seasons selection, Will } e
sold regardless Of
COST or VALUE.
FOR BARGAINS CALL AT
VI. NEwMAh's,
dep S26 Broad street.
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NJ regular passenger trains stop ~ Bon Ain
PTLLMAN-CAR -ERgIgh
On Tram 0O-'Ncw York and Atlanta o.. Wash
ington and Dauyllle.
on Train 52-Rlchmnuc srt ftri,iu. and
Washington aud Augusta, Washington and sew
Orleans.
Iicsets sold 10 all points sDrtn. sOnth.A8t AMI
southwest, and baggage checked through.
NolaY-0yef cheeks given on local tickets.
VI -LAUaUlEG,
uencral Passenger LRfnt.
SOL HAAS. Traffic MANAGER.
A. l.. RIYEs. General nautgo- nOI5
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Eek. sunday. lyrN ~uudN cX. saturday
-
Le2TC
Rl"hmo'di 80 p NJ i:3O a. NJ $50 g.. NJ.
Arrive at
NtPOintl 4f5 +. VI 1.2J 4. al Sis L. VI
Passenger trains connect "a West Point Iaily
Tuesday,. Thursday, and SATURDAYS with stpAfn-
er- tOi Baltimore au' t4c North.
Freight TRAVIS lraglnR litnWrne 10 TWtntv-
urth street depot 81 i.Bu 20 9. and SIS p.
VI win have IA Ssenger.r .+ch.. a.tqchri At.fls
Richmond 1920 4. " iDIsseu4erl: l2.l2A. Di
and 1880 T. ~. freight
FOR Tickets, 1ime-T tblr> ,nd all iaforAauua
call on =. ". GhREtE " CO., 1000 Nam street,
snt Ticket Agent a. tie Richmond ana D4uyus
depot
stateRo0Ins and Perlhs secured sb ippnc.,i.u
81 thls ONCE. Vi. sLAGGHI .f.
General PASSENGER AGENT.
No. ! Tenth street..
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Domestic Instinct I'm the Cat.

written on the occasion OF VIrgina's redeml
ton from Malone rule.
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have just passed st. Georges Episco-
pal church--s brick structure OF bricks
brought from England In colonial times
and II is about the third Oldest church OF
the United States. Not brick has
changed. Every one seems as sound as
the day IL was laid. There IL endurance
for you, the structure being about 250years
IL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-16

This 10 the unbiased opinion Of the Cadiz
republican regarding q little trouble tiat has
.xisted between two great citI. Of le Upper
Ohio Valley: An amateur theatrical COM
pany from wheeling went up to Steuben.
Vile on last Frid.y evening and play ed
J illus Gear. Tbs {" hesling party brought
with ihe,n a trass band and splendid or
chestra, and crowd Of about two buudred
cltizsns-made q grand street parade aud
produced good phy-but the SIeubenvlIle
iolss sulked aud only q few Of them Turned
out TO ie entertainment. The trouble was
that the Philharmonic Society OF sIeuber-
vile had, some ,iHe since, gone down 10
Wheeling to give au entertainment, and had
been received with GOODNESS aud up-.urned
noses by the y heeling people. steupCnyillt
encouraged the Wheeling troupe to come
and pluy julius a,ar, gave them the hal
and then let them play TO their ewn Wheel
ing crowd OF two hundred. Now both toHns
are even with each tther.
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PERSONAL - EsrlON.
News aud Gossip in reference 10 Various
.u PeopIa.

News and Gossip IN Kefereuce 20 Various
Pcopla.
Hon. W I. Boremsn, Of tyler county, was
In the city yesterday. a - U
Col. D. d. Johnson Is In the city, having
come down ftom Morgsutnwn yes.efdfy.
Mrs. J. @. Hall. OF Wit county. Is visiting
her bro Their, Secretary Of state st .naker.
Miss Vir.inia Gibson, Of. this city, Is visit,
ing Miss Name Foster, Of Linden avenue,
Steubenv lie.
James W. Newman, E q clerk Of the Wet,
zai county Circuit Court, was at t1e STATE
House yaS erdSy.
Hon. J. B. Fowler, Of Fairmont, one Of TIE
Roger I, OF TIE sht Normal SchVol, was In
the city yestrdty.
Mis- Emma stamm and Mics Lollie Teece,
Of this city, are the guests Of Miss Georgia
Neal, o Parksrsburg.
Ca,t. r. T.Dsvries, Of the b tmore & Ohio
road, left for Bott N yesterday evening. He
goes Is delegate I, the Glass manufacturer
Conference. His wife accompanies him on
the tip.
The Charleton Call, In It's report OF the
"Charlie M.nksmeller 10 the handsomtsi
luttuuoh Vi Wv AAsSVS4ASbat aaA aV - hNt
married." Sg
Mr.. o. W. Brockun'ef, President Of the
National GlaSs Manufacturer. Association.
left va tardsy for Boston. where the AIS Jeia.
lion meets ntxt week. Hon. N. B. Scott, oil
the Central Glass Works, leaves this evening.
Superintendent Butcher, with bis wife and
child and his mother went out +, Wet Lii
city yatnd y t. the Normal school com-
msncsment AR. +. P. EuSum. Miss Helen
Brown, Mr.. Thomas Riley and Others also
went OFT
Rev. John R. Thomson, formerly pastor oil
ohapline Street N. 3. Church and e1-PresI.
dent OF the State University, will deliver one
o. his inim Ible addresses AZ The temp rance
met ting on the Moundsyillo camp grounds.
July Fourth. -
Rev. Dr.. Charles A. D ck,y, OF Calvary
Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, . 10. ner
Wheeling man, and btothtr Of D.. J hn L.
Dlokey and Mr.. James v. Dick y. II this
city, will preach the sermon to the Soeieiy II
Religious 1, quiTy at Washington and Jeifn.
son College, Sunday night
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This court NIT 1t l0A. N. Yesterday, with
oil four OF the Ja6ges present, and transacted
the following business:
State VS.. Beasl,y, Raleigh County. Whto
Menaser 1 Hogg Va. Elias, Mason county
Writ Of error. No bond ..,... w..
L. 9. bennington, qualified on motion o.
D. F. Pagh, qualified on motion OF W. L
Cole.
Corbl.y VS.. Repl y. Submitted y consent
Litcheneli vs.. Jackson e Feather, W. Of 4
and supersedeas; bond $50.
BJard Of Education W. Brookoyer. submit
ted.
Cain vs.. Cox, submitted . d.
Sac W. Terrell, continued. T."
White VS.. steuder, continued.
Riddle We. McGinness submitted.
L,onsrd vs. Do0gher y, submittef.
Knight & Martin va Quarter, submitted.
Adjourned till Monday At loA.M.
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steamboat squibs and Miscellaneous
Leyee GoSip.

steamboat gquibs and Miscellaneous
Leyee Govip.
The WIN Chancellor passed down at "a. N
for Charlettoc.
Casper ellis has returned from Cincinnati
where he haS been for few dtyh
The Prince and o. N. Lavell are both book
cd fer Bellsire excursion parties on the 2Std
The Daul tess arrived yesterday morning
from Louisville. Con. Mcdonald was oue Of
the pilots at the wheel.
The Garner speI good part Of yes 'erdsy
In this vicinity, loading for ST. Louis. A
large lot ofnalIs was taken.
The Carrier took about 1900 kegs OF nail,
from lis vicinity y4tsrdsy. At Mingo she
got 100 and at stsuoenyille about 500.
The river is still rising at this point, The
gauge mark' lat evening indict d pth
OF 10 feet 2 inch.s In the channel Business
was lively on tae leyes yesterday.
The Hawk passed. up with tow Of ties
The Lioness, nc. 2, passed down with coal.
The Sam Miller passed up with empty coal
bArses, and,the Nail Oily passed down with
emptiss.
Cart Ell. Hornbrook Is having Surveyor
Beach measure the tonnage OF bis model
barge. At southern ports the atthoIities
nave been making their own estimates and
ohatsitg exorbhant wharfsges. Capt. Ed.
hereafter don't propose 10 pSy any more
than his tonnage calls for.
The Lawrence arrived about $50 o'clock
t,rdSy morning with \ splendid tdp. She
Vas buty.unloadlng until 2P N, when shs
went on 10 Pit burgh. Among ether coz.
sienmentI for his port Was l-rge let Of pig
iron. The ct Lawrence will pass down on her
return tip this evening. 1ne passenger &C.
oonmodaiions on this ane side wheeler ere
unt oualtd. Capt. Billy Lit Is mattsr, aad
Dan List Is in tie Office, assisted by the gen
ial Dan Lazy.
plr1,puRoH, June IL. River 0 feet inches
and falling.
6RrrmBoRo, PA, June 16,- River s feet
inches and lalliugi weather clear.
CtxotxxA7t June II River 10 feet : inches
and stationary. Clear and peasant,
CAIRO, Ill, June l4.-Riyer SO feet II inches
and rising; raining; Thermometer re.
onCrrY, Pa, June 15.-River 8 feet inch
and iallin, weather clear and pleasant
MoRoANrowx, W. Va, June l6,-Riyer 2 feet
0 inphis and falling; weather clear. Thermc.
meter $40. sd
IoupytLLx, Juna 1i.-Riyer 8 fest inches
in the canal AID 0 fee, inches on the falls.
Clear and plsasat. ls-. !.
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Mr.. Frank Hennlg makes the following
response TO the rsqne't for repetition Of
Julius Caar' by his company:
To my friends:
In rep y TO the card which appeared in yet
terdry mornings IsTELLleEScgR, regret TO
ssy IL will be mposs,ble t secure the Opera
House for another performance this season,
As the house will in few days be In the
hauds OF carpet irs for thorough renovation
aud repairs for next teasou. / deep Y apprt-
cia,e the grand RECEIPT on the company and
my elf received at our recent performance Of
Julius ca ,ar," aud cannot express my mar y
thanks to NY Wheeling friends a a ALSO 10
the ladies anu GET tlemen who so ably assist ID
me IN TIE represent ,tion otse grand tragedy.
y Yours Ve1y RESPECTFULLY,
H.. kpANK HRsNIa
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NOTICE OF DRAWING OF
Buckeye Glass Company Bonds.

Notice is hereby given. punuant to the nqulr%
ment OF The mott, age Of the Buckeye ClAN tom.
pany works At Martins LcrIy, nllol 10 ALFRED
aldwell, dA ed ire 9Th day Oi eep'GubtF, 1850,
and rec .Id9d IN belT ont county, Ohl', AmOnV thu
and records. 10 30, tlre thrC4 bundled bOl Us a
a company for 500 each, that on Friday. Jure
Sth iSS twenty Of laid bonds were selected BY lot
70 redemption aud payment by sad rOmpAuy IN
re"ordauca with the provisions Of iAid nO''TGSe
The rumh'r N Oi MD tNcmv hnrhs are A. iOlOss:
20. Go. &c, I18, Il9, 12l. li3, 40, III, 3I7,
a7o. The SAID twenty bonds vi be p,id BY AId
onpRny uToa presentation at the Bank Of The
Ohio Valley in tie It. of hee Ing. wtH Virginia,
on the 30th day OF June, 1883 OF thereafter, To.
sether with the interest thereon for the rst bali Il
the year 1888, and interest upon the Eaid twenty
bonds ihall ce.se on July l, 1858, und the interest
wAirAntS or coupons tlltraiO at Ghtd, which rave
not c. nin due on or before the last numtd date
ssIss s ALFRED CALDWELL.
d Jnks u. issa tells
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-16

We are the Banana Kings. We don't pro
pose TO boast, Us there Is no business in 1t but
we atyerti;e nothing but what We receive
We do net handle veg lbles wholesale, but
will say that we handle more Bananas and a,
many Lemons ard Oranges Is those who
claim TO have their trade belittled by petty
underhandtd dealers, and we sell at living
prSes We buy a msjority Of o goods Al
auction ,sles in the east, al d defy competi.
ton. We will receive so boxes emons this
morn pg. RixsY q BORIS.
Cor. Chapline and SIXTEENTH re,ta