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Express trains leaving Harrington SIS n. M.
and arriving att ~ p. M, runs through solid 10
and from Baltimore via. Porter's and Newark.
New York, Philadelphia & Norfolk Railroad E1.
press. Leave Philadelphia lilo y. m, daily.
Baltimore 1855 p.m., llmlngton II. 50 pm, daily,
stopping at Dover and Delmar regularly; ard at
New Castle, Middlotowp, Clayton, Harrington,
aud SoafUrd 10 lenyc passengers from WHINING
ton and points North or tako Oh passengers south
OF Demar.
The1l.10 p.n.traln also stops at Laurel to leave
passengers from Wilmington or polnts north
North bound-rrAlns leave Demar IL q. IN.
daily, Dover 2.36 am, regularly arriving W..
mington 3.55 4 M. Baltimore Gas u. H.. AND
Philadelphia $50 a.. m.
The l rs a. m. train also stops at Seaford, Har-
rlugton, Clayton, Middletown To louve passen-
gers from points south OF Demar. or take oA
passengers for Wilmington aud points North.
New Castle accommodation Trains -Loave VIII
mington 6. 90 am, and SO p. IN. Lonve Now Cas-
tie 40 q. IN. and IS o. m.
Delaware, Maryland and Virginia Br. Train
Leave Harrington for Loves 11.G2 q. M, $50.
For franklin and way stations 1l02 Il. m. Re-
turning trains leave LeweS for Harrington $40
u. M, ind 2 30 p. m. Leave Franklin SIS a. IN.
Connection--At Porter, With Sewurk 4 Della
Waro City Railroad. At Townsend. With Queen
Anne's < Kent Railroad. At Clayton, with Della
ware Chesapeake kailrOad aud Baltimore and
Delaware Bay Railroad. At Harrington, With
Delaware, Maryland i Virglnl. Raili DAD. At
Soaford, ylth arnbridye Seaford Railroad At
Dclmar. with New York, Philadelphia Norfolk,
Wlcomico & pocomokc, and Peninsula Railroads
CIAS' E. PUGh, General Manager.
J.R. Wood General Passenger Agent.
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Bishop Willard F. Mallalieu, D. D.,
of New Orleans, Louisiana one of the
twelve Bishops of the Methodist Epis-
coI,al Church, will preach in Accomac
county as follows:
Pittsville, near Pitts Wharf. Tues
day, November 10Th at . 80 p. m. and :
O'Clock at night.
Hallwood, "Wednesday 18th, 10 y. M,
and $50 p. No., and at Ebenezer, Modes
town at night.
Parksley, Thursday 18th, 10a. M, at
Crowson at $50 p, IN. and at Onancock
at night.
Pittsville and 1Tallwood, churches
will be dedicated. At Parksley there
will deepening services and corner stone
laying. Ministers and congregations of
othrr denominations and the public in
general are cordially invited.
A. D. DAVIS, Pastor.
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Answers TO Queries OF ..ra.rons.''

Answers TO Queries OF 'E'ntrors."
LIST. The Fair literally belongs to the
people who sustain il.
2nd. Financially it is owned and con-
Quoted by the Bellellaven aud Pungo-
league Grange organizations.
3rd. Il is not Incorporated.
4th. 1t has cost several thousand dol.
lars in the last nile years, furnished 10y
The SAID Oranges aud paid back by the
people in the form of gate money or adj
mission fees, confectionery privileges
&C.. which fees 80 tn pay eAp.nSts, pre-
n.inms &c.
5tll. The public has the privilege of
making it a success or failure, 10y their
attendance Or noll-attenGance.
The Eastern Shrre Agricultural
Fair WAS COZ mei.ced line years ago,
by tie united Efforts OF l*ellcllaven and
lungoteague Oranges. nol ion private OF
individual gain, or That OF the oreaniza-
ton. but to stimulate the agricultural
development aud progress Of the East
ern Shore in all her varied enterprises.
With what success, the people can best
judge.
Would lie glad to hear from Patron
any suggestions that will further adj
vance and improve the agricultural III
tertsts of our Peninsula.
SECRETARY.
KELLER. Nov. 8. Sc.
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In the late elections it will be seen by
reference to another column that the
voters at the precincts i'll the upper Par
ish and Locustmount in the lower Par
ish. showed their answering fealty to
tile cause of Democracy. We doff our
hat with feelings of plide to the voters
of Masonville, Grecnbackville and
Sykes Croxton's colors despite our re-
verses still wave ut Greenbackyille.-
Every native of Sykes voted the Dem
Ocr;ltic ticket.
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Missionary AnniyersarI.

=
An occasion OF some interest to the
Z friends of hemiss:onary cause, and es-
pecially Of wonian s work in this Cause,
w;.s tlle anniversary of the Woman's
Missionary Society of Onancock.
The exercises appropriate to the occa-
sion were held ON the third Sunday in
October, 1856 tlis being the Sunday
when tie society was first organized
Tile anniversary sermon Was preached
by the pastor at 1 4. NJ. on "W0man
and IIerWork," and at night lie de-
livered an address on 1.-THE present OUT
louk.n The congregations were large
on both occasions. The exercises at
aanieh: were rXt ee'linely inspiring. The
tSLgng ny the choir was iin.-the pieces
Wee adniringly selected, and rendered.
MrsSl,awrenccS presided at the organ
ilul glSSt,, rs few call, soul and life to it's
tunes. S&fttr the services above men
TONED iA several earnest prayers. the
wv mans missionary society" was
called TO orlrr by the president, Mrs.
w. G. Walden, when report WAS read
rs 10 the operations or this society for
the past year Ivy Mrs. George Powell.
and Of the General society BY Mrs. L.
p. Brent. The society then proceeded
to the election Of officers for another
year Wien the following were chosen,
viz:
Mrs. George Quinby, president; Mrs.
w D. Lewis aud Mrs. 5. Hopkins vice
presidents; Mrs. TN. Lawrence, cor
responding secretary; Mrs. George Kel-
ley, treasurer and Miss George Powell,
recording secretary. Several new mem
bers were added To the roll. The exer-
cises of The evening were brought to a
close with tie siligilYb by the entire con.
gregation Of the hymn "All hail the
power Of Jesus name, and the benc-
dictiun.
Another event of special interest was
the "Children's Missionary concert"
held on the following Tuesday night
The singing, Dialogues. and recitations
were all so good, rs to elicit the warm
est expressions Of approval from the
large audience assembled on the Occa-
sion. The highest prize for success in
obtaining missionary contributions was
awarded to Miss Eva Stewart. Tie
browning event Of the evening was the
presentation Of Il beautiful gold-IeMled
cane TO the pastor. Rev. w. G. Vaen.
The presentation address WAS made by
Rev. Mr. Grice of the M. L. Church,
AID in metliately after the response 10y
Mr.. Nadrn the choir sang the beanti-
full and touching words, God be with
you till we meet again" After this
the exercises were brought to IL close
with belrdiction by Rev. j. w. Humid
lpV
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Geo. ". Turner, administrator of
James S. Turner, deceased, will sell at
public auction at his late residence near
Fair Oaks, next Wednesday. 10th inst,
valuable personal property, consisting in
part of household and kitchen furniture
farming implements. corn and fodder. 2
horses. mule, . COWS, hogs, slip pota
to seed, potato bed frames sc. Sale to
commence promptly at 10 a m.
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DR.. Frank Fletcher. ageE, for Mr..
Frederick ]. Hancock Will sell at lub
lie cn Thursday, November 18th. at
his residence, 1.-The Pitts Neck farm
near Pitts Wharf, valuable personal
property. consisting in part. fhoustlloltl
and kitchen furniture. large lot of corn
and fodder. horses, % llogs. cattle 5
carts. carriage, corn-slleller, farming
implements &c. Sale will commence
promptly at l0a Ill.
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The announcement of KNIT & Wilson
TarkSley station. is worthy of your pc
rusal. 1t will be seen that they are alive
to the demands OF tile times, aud mo-
pose to sell If cheap goods will attract
customers. The members of the firm
are epterprising, buy close, ard sell at
small profit. Call Oh them.
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.a~nzo.-s-sas-
OTHERS.

The personal property of Mrs. Nancy
j. Coald. deceased consisting Of house
hold and kitchen furniture, horses, hogs,
cattle, &c, SC. Will be sold Ivy her ad
ministrator Oh next Friday, 18th inst,
at her late residence. Sale to COM
mence at l0a III.
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Cards are out for the marriage of Mr..
Harry D. LeCato, New York, to Miss
Anna Coward, Philadelphia, at the
brides residence OH Wednesday, 18th
inst. An invitation to be present on
the happy occasion is appreciated, and
the contracting parties will accept best
wishes. The prospective groom is the
son of our former countyman, Mr.. NJ
w. LeCato.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-11-06

Mcssrs. Geo. w. Jacob and VIM. F.
Waters. administrators of VIM. E. ia
cob. in this issue advertise valuable
personal property for sale at public auc-
ton, Oh late premises of decedent, Oh
Wednesday, November 24th. Especial
attention is call ID to The fine Alderney
cattle, Morrill, colts, &c., which will be
sold. For further particulars, see adj
vcrtisemellt.
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Mr.. Z. NJ. Willis. Wachapreague City
now esents commercial tourist the
firm of Velable& IIeymlll. New York
City, importers of liquids. A good
house represented by one SO ubliging and
fair i'll ali his dealings cannot fail to Sc
cure the favors of tllose.wno have orders
in his liuc.
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Messrs. NJ. oldham. Jr., aid Vim. p.
Bell, executors of Wm. r. Parramore
will sell tie personal property of the de-
c,dent at Acconac G. H.. Saturday 18th
list. An advertisement, showing a
partial list of the useful and valuable az
ticles offered for sale appears in our is
sue of to-day.
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\ Methodist Church, which is to he
added to the circuit of Rev. j. w. Car
roll iSnow being built at Coard S branch
lear Acconl;c G. II. Its rapid compile
ton is assured under the skillful hands
of master Workman, Mr.. iona Parks,
assisted by Dir. WIN. Stevenson and
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lowell. 30.
Orders were entered for Sam I B.
Slocomb and Luther n .Boags surveyors
of roads. to purchase mat, rial to It.
pair public brdges.
Petition flied BY Geo. w. Walker
surveyor TO repair Graders bridge
and matter referred to Board of Super
ylsors.
Petition of John Sommers and others
for public road. Road opened, was re
ported built and order TO pay petitioners
cost at contract price.
Petition OF Henry Il. Boggs and
Others 10 build bridge over Matcfatank
creek. Proposals Of VIM. IL. Drum
momd and Tully w. Scott accepted and
commissioner ordered to contract for
and superintend building of bridge.
Petition of Major E. Srlby aud others
for public road Proposal of VIM. II.
Selby aud Major w. Pitchard accepted
and commissioner ordered to contract
for and superinteml building of road.
Petition of Ira Payne surveyor, to
repair Swansea Gut bridge. Report Of
commissioner in favor Of new bridge
filed and matter referred to Board of
Supervisors.
Commonwealth vs. 1saa Sommers ct
ais, ton Scire Facias.) Continued to
next term.
Last will OF VIM. R. Pirramore pro-
bated, and NJ. Oldham. .Jr., and VIM. p.
Bell qualified as executors.
Belle S. Mears vs. Upshur Guano Co.
Cause continued until ID day Of next
term and rule awarded VS.. Parker Wills
for not attending as witness for defen-
dant.
Tully 81. Lewis's, gdn. VS.. Tully NJ.
Lewis ION petition). Order confirming
expenditure of Jno. w. Gillet for his
ward, Tully NJ. Lewis.
Mary Louis Battalle &c's CDR. and
trustee VS.. Mary Louis Battaile and
others ION peLition). Order directing
expenditure by plaintiff for defendants
and payment of costs.
VIM. Waterfield use of Jno. NJ. Eos
que's admrs. VS.. Geo. Ker and, Will
liam Seymour, lin debit. Judgment
for plaintiff.
Chas. Damhrech native Of Germany
was admitted u citizen OF the United
States.
Rules were awarded vs.. Geo. T. Eos
que, Geo. 7. Scarburgh and VIM. i.
Ayres for failure to attend before grand
jury as witnesses for county.
Bar room license was granted to Tully
w. Parker at Bobtown.
John McClain g administrator d b. II.
VS.. John McClailI ct ais, ION petit on.
Petition filed and order fpr plaintiff to
pay costs and make deposit in Marine
bank.
Petition of John d. Parsons ard
Others for public road from Atlantic to
Oak Hall station. Petition fled and
viewers appointed.
The following persons were appointed
surveyors of public roads: l.. Floyd
Mock vice VIM. Il. Parramore. deceased;
Vim. II. Rev vice Geo W. Core; Wal
ter H. Marsh vice Thomas Edwards of
John; Peter Martin vice James Fl.
hutchinson; VIM. Core vice james ~.
Turner, deceased.
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Miss Lou Johnson, Leemont, has re-
Gently opcned out Il fine stock OF millin-
cry goods. which She is Offering cheap.
Grape goods especially Her well known
taste is Sufficient guarantee that every
one will te pleased and suited that calls
to see her.
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Persons having farms for rent for
lSS7-can find tenants by applying to
Browne, Jaco!. & Co. Accomac G. u,
Va

Messrs. w. S. Dickinson Il SONS Pc
comoke City. are now ready to supply
customers land save them time and
money"if they will call on them in
stead Of gcing to the larger cities. Look
out for their announcement i'll our pa
per next week.
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sehoo, electoral Ronrd.

Thesfllqol Electoral Board willmeet
at Drunimondtown on last Monday in
November court day. to reappoint
trusteesland fill vacancies in the diIrer-
ent County school districts.
j. w. BRoUoIIToN, Chairman.
L. c. Means, clerk.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-11-06

The Red Bank Farmers Association
will meet at Marionville OH ednesday,
November 10Th at I! y. III. 1t being
the regular annual meeting for the cleo
ton Of officers large attendance of the
members is desired.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-11-06

Fox RENT.-For the year 1857, the
farm cSsdrs. Nancy j. Byrd, situated
within y quarter of II mile IF PuksIcy
Station. IL is as fine trucking land us
there is in the county. has pl 'nty OF re-
sour, es OH 1T and can be cultiva' ed with
two or tlhee horses. For futher par.
ticuars apply to the owner on the farm
or to f. z. Byrd & Bro, PASTORAL.
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Miss Bette w Lewis. Leemoht, Is
home again from the citywilh a iine line
OF millinery goods, suclaS hats .bonnets.
notions, e.. Call aud see her and you
VIII buy if cheap goois lave any attrac-
Lions for YOU.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-11-06

The editors of Democratic newspa-
pers in the Commonwealth rs will he
seen are not in the poultry" business
this year. We will have our rooster.
however, in fighting trl,n by next cleo
ton.
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Notice to County School officers.

Owing to a failure to secure quorum
of tue county school officers at the regn-
lar annual meeting at the Court House,
on the first Wednesday in November, l
hereby appoint the 10th of November,
(next Wednesday,, at the Court House
at 10 u. IN.
Hope all the school trustees who pos
sibly eau, and certainly all of the clerks
f the buards will be III prompt attend
ance.
JouN Z, MArp,
Nov. 3, 1856. County Sup't.
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Fifty-two persons We're converted at Il
revival meeting recently held i'll the
Methodist Church at Pnwelion. The
exercises were conducted by Rev. e. ID.
Crawley.
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The object of this communication is tc
warn you against these alleged viola
lions of the law, and to request Capt
Corbin and the other officers of the oys.
Ii tHte5 70 report Is tie Common
yeath's Attorney the names and cir
,umsti.lceS IF all such violations.
Respectfully,
GEO. L. GARRISON.
Judge County Count.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-11-06

Rev. w. c. Walden will preach at Lo-
cus.villp church next Sunday night at I
p. nj. This will be his last sermon be-
fo.e Conference.
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official Vote.

The Following is the official vote in
the COUNT les of Accomac and North
anp.on, att the Congressional election
last Tuesdafv.
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LOCAL NEWS.

The quarterly conference oF the NJ.
i. Church, South, will be held at Oman
cocii to-day at , y. m.
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Mr.. jeff Adair of Baltimore, came
home to vote last Tuesday. and is now
stopping at the Savage hotel, Accomac
G.. IL.
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y DIR Obtdient Servant,
L. J. Comm.

COMMONWEALTH cFN IEGINIA. Of
FICE OF TILE AUDITOR OF PUBLIC
ACCOUNTS.
RlcnMoND, VA, Oct. IS, 1856.
Hon. Geo. T. Carl. Oil, Judge Acco-
mack Co.. Va.
DEAR Sir: Tile Auditor of Public
Accounts is iii receipt Of IL conlmu!ica-
ton ON Capt. L. j. Corhin. of the
oyster lavy tl.at the ms! ectors Of your
county are violating the law in their
manner of registering vessels To 1redge
&C.. by anti eating licenses ami other
irregularities. deem it my duty to call
your attention To the mattel.
Very Respectfully,
\. r. ALCocK."
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A temperance meeting ~ill be held at
SarkSley station, at l0a. M, on We'd
nesday. November 30th inst.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS G, 1856

gay a cross-marK ON your paper, before
sssr yol,r name. made with pen and ink.
50 indicates that your subscription has
rsa% expired. or is due. anu you are re-
E spectfully solicited to remit or re-
So new
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GOOD work of a I.re.saving Grew.


The freight steamer JOHN Gibson, Of
Georgetown d. G.. Hound from George
). town. D. G.. to New Y ork with flour and
pig ir0li STRANDED on thesrout or bar OF
Hog Island, Va. ut Il. m. 30th ult.-
The weather was thick and blowing &
gale from northwest, with u heavy SEA
running The Hog Island lite-saying
crew with great difficulty succeeded ii
reaching the steamer at about Sam, and
found her laboring heavily and leaki,GiI
bally it would have been atotal VOL, iu
less than Two hours without assistance.
The life-savlng crew onrediately threw
:, a..-.azeses-- ie..'sseoii 0''ie"
|slF's fstcss fNt Of The cargo of pig iron
overheard and set her head sails prepare
laory to getting her off at high water,
which occurred at II a. m, when she
iosated and was headed for Chesapeake
DaN, endeavoring to reach Georgetown,
d. e., to undergo repairs. Keeper john
son S-eports that when he left her she
VAS keaking to such an extent that her
'teamS pumps could not keep her free
BALTIC. SSun.
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T. . FOR hSss%nsn6fse ri yealso;''lisssst
"a np - :, 6llna and gentle to all harness.
t t,..,,. as new, and IS new potato bed
/. "n Sail ut. very reasonable rates.
John II. Onlov,
Le"nunt, Va.
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NJ AREIED.

observation-disclosures 3lst, 1886,
at the NJ E. Church Tangier Islan.l.
BY lev. a. D. Davis Andrew F. Dies
to Miss Georgianna Gibbons.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9th. 1885,
ar New Church by Rev. B. F. Jester,
Wesley St Miles to Miss Anuie L. Tay-
lor.
Comm ouNsoN-ootober 9th, 1888,
ats residence of Samuel Tignal. near
Ohancncls by Rev. G. A. Grice James
w. Cobnito Miss Jennie A. Johnson.I
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To tho oyster inspectors of Accomac
County.

To tho oyster inspectors of Accomac
County.
Your attention is specially called 10
the following letters. recently sent to
me by the Auditor of Public Accounts
''TANGIER, Oct. 10Th, 1856.
Mr. MAIiYE,
Auditor Of Virginia,
Dear Sir
| thought would write and inform
you Of the system of licensing dredging
vessels adopted hy the inspectors.
found one vessel. on the 18TH whose H.
ctnse had been dated ahead upto the Goth
And last winter I found many vessels
who had heen away to market when
their monthly license had expired, and
when they returned and renewed their
license. the inspector allowed them all
tie days elapsing between Tie date of
the old license ard the daIrof application
for the new license. l know one MIN who
gained IS days at one time that way. [
spoke 10 the Inspector and tod lin !
thought il wrong, but they kept oil do
ing the SAME thing. and presume they
intend doing the same thing this winter
and by this system Of granting license
mcntlly, the dredGers instead of paying
Sc Il ton will get OIL with 81 50and some
Of them expect VOL pay more than
81 alton, so l thought ii my duty to i'll
form you of these facts lis supp o,'d
you were not aware Of it.
Respectfully.
Your Obt dent Servant,
Z. j. CoEBIN."
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sE9IsI|!gazsszz7 Ar
NEW YORK, PHILA 8 NOR.
FlT.K R. R 3l
NORTHWARD

Quickest and Only Daily line between
-Boston, New York. Phila:, Norfolk,
and Old Point Comfort.
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WANTEp.-A young man to take
charge Of Il farm. GorM wages to he
right man, .Ino J. Gunter.
Accomack G. H., Va.
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NoTrcE.-I. hereby forewarh all per-
son or persons from hauling seine.on
my,shore, also from cunning or trapping
of any kind on my premises, under full
penalty of the law. q. T. Ia, lor.
Ocl. II. $50.
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SUMNER SCHEDULE. s#s.
OF THE sSsisSSssssas
Eastern Shore Steamboat Company

SUMNER SCHEDULE. ,sHe
OF THE -:
Eastern Shore Steamboat Company
OF BALTIMORE,
Until fnrthor notice. ani attor Sunday,
May. 10TH. 1856, VIII run tholr steamers MS
follows. weather permitting, leaving South St.,
Wharf st .oJ O'Clock y. III.
steamer EASTERN SETORE.
CAPT. W. ". NJ ,TrUEws.
EVERY SUNDAYS AND WEDNESDAYS for Girls.
lull, HoTmnn'5 j, EY4ns', Dogs, ougsirillr. Da
Wis. Rnads'. Mlios', Shields. Hunsars and Tay-
lor's Whdrves.
lETURNINfl-Leave Taylor's Tue.iay and Fri
day 81. M, touching at above landings at usual
hours.
Steamer MAGGIE
CAPT. L. ]. Smith,
EVERY MONDAYS AND rHURsD lYs for orisueld
Tamgler Island, FInney's Snancock, ChsJcon-
nOssnx. Hunting Creek. Guilf0rd. ~
RETUl.NING-w eilnesdays anil Saturdays leaves
GuIlfor,i lm., Hunting Creek $3.50. a.il .Ches-
cnnne.srX 10 noon. Onancnck p. M, Flnneys
2:30 p, m, Tangier Island 4p. m.
steamer TANGrER.
CAPT. s. H. WILSON
Every Tuesday and FriItyfn Crsfleld, FInncy's
OnnncocS. Pitts Wharf, Cedar Hall, Reioboth.
Potomnka City and Snow Hill.
S'tDW Hill dnuutyoo hIu
Thursday at n NJ, touching at river landings
Ings mt the usual hours. Onancock 2 y. H.,
Finneys $3.50 p. IN.
AL Steamers leave CrisaeId fol 3aIti-
s@S more. on arrival of last down train.
Freight and passen gers received for all points
OIL the Y. Y, PhIln. and Norfolk, Wicomlco and |
PocUIDokc X. L. daily. Dclawars, Maryland and |
Virginia Railroads OH Tuesdays and Fridays |
only.
Positively DO freight received after 46 p. m.
and must DO prepaid to all points, except
on the N. Y. Phlla, and Norfolk Railroad.
P. R. CLARK. General Agent,
lO5 Snuth street. Baltimore
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-11-06

Fon RENTSSNsw Baptist parsonage
in Modestown, for year 1887 two
acres Of ground attached. and necessary
outbuildings. Suitable for private
boarding house.
Appyto Rev. J. w. Ward. or
0. j. Lucas.