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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-14

every thing was done that human hands
| copld do to restore her to health, but
death alone rslisved her of her suffering.
] The hereave1 family have the sympathy OF
the whole community. Toe funeral Will
take place Thursday afternoon at o'clock
Supt. Edward Robertson is in Indiana.
polia. Ind, attending the convention OF
the knights Of Labor, IS q delegate. De
is expected to return the latter part Of the
week.
J, O. Simpson is putting up Q platform
on the switch which leads TO the coal
works, so that he can load his sand on the
trains in q more easy name BE is now
selling all the sand that he can ship at the
Bsnwcod mills
When the County Court met Monday to
canvass the votes of the late election, MIR.
Frank P. Jepson, IS the representative OF
John o. Pendleton, candidate for Congress,
demanded the recount of the entire vote OF
the county for that Office, and also said, as
such representative, he would expect the
privilege of seeing each ballot as 1t was
counted. J. L. Parkinson represented Mr..
Atkinson, and remarked to Mr.. JepsoD, in
a manner for which he isnoted, "Iguessyou
won't" and he didn't propose to have any
tamperipg with the ballots. Mr.. Jepson
replied that he did not wish to touch
the ballots, aud that as for as
tampering with the ballots was
concerned, he always had the reputation of
being an honest man. The court, in the
interest O fjustice and q fair count, decided
to allow both representatives to see the
ballots and also appointed two extra men
to keep tally. Mr.. Parkinson, finding
tina. he could not run the court and every.
BODY else in Marshall county, cooled of
considerably, and the court commenced its
labor. 1t was found that by q clerical err
TOR Mr.. Pendleton was not allowed IL votes
which he was entitled to, and the recount
showed a gain Of 2 in his favor, making a
difference on the official count Of Is votes
in Marshall county.
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8sfttfagl.
SCRATCHED 2S YEARS.
. scsIy, Itching. skin Disease "''h
rrdIess suffering Cured oJ
C~UticnTa Remedies.
8sfbdHgl.

s,,rp of the CUrICURA KENEDIE
II i Eight years ago it would have Ssysu nae
t~enG 80 handled dOllsS) and an Immense
s-VyS nj suffering. Ny disease FSoEaSlsl ON
AulUCn mon On ms head In q spot not I9rgsr tnSn =
meu'Se .1rssd rapidly all Overmy bOdy anagOt
cent r, t,sTs IAe scales would drOp on OF
NhuS1, 49, ~, lime and my suffering was endless,
I n, 1yitECut relief one thousand uoLals "OuGG
81. I'm. " me TO have this disease over Sfaini I
nov rsG- man. but feel rich 10 De relieved OF
-, ss,rp OF the doctors Said was LepFOey' some
"1a.S DsnriaSis. etc. took $500. ana "-..
Tins,Nu.."",s over one year and q halt, but no
$3.50 rerf ID two or three doctors Hnd nOCure.
- rrs5.c the CTICUEA ENEDtA 100
/ - Tb,y have mste my sSIn as clear ana
- S-,r- Srs'es - a baby's All USED OF mem
~ 80 T1ypS OF CUTJCvRA. and thee bottles OF
Ma> 10, gg>o.vENr. and two cakes OF CUTI-
-, E1,r Ny1u hal been here n Sail you
',NHIH - -g-et me fO- $4,000 YOU would nave
We, 30 money. / looked ike the picture IN
e. NOOK Of Psoriasis picture uumOGF TWO,
EyI" -, Tr,-e ska Diseases but no" am as
nc" y any rpr~ba ever WAS. Through force Of
I.yE q q -~~E'rv hands over my arms and legs 70
"a... crcg In a while, but 10 nopurpOSe. am
S,,,a ,,I scratched tweuty-eiEht years ana u
>. ,SI a Kind ofsgrODl nature 70 me. | thahA
80, ~, ,Srr>sr8 lines Anything more that you
49, ~ know write me, or any one VINO reSds
va. " w--. I'D zee and l vii. answer l.
IL> liza! "' DENNIS DOWNING,
v...,-n..-v " Jan 2lLh, 49,
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PRODUCE.
wheeling.

TUESDAY, November 13.
Since the election trade has Quoted
down, and this condition will no doubt
continue for a week or so. A change in
the weather would make produce NOV
faster, as the watm weather has been TIC
unreasonable.
Butter-Creamery 18c; country choict
15s16c; good country 1Oa11c; Common 81
1Oc. Thesupply is heavy and the demand
is hight.
Beans - For hand-picked navy the
demand is good and the supply Is very
light. Prices are 81 O0a2 % per bushel
extra fancy 81 50.
Cheese-Prime mild Ohio factory pa
lSc; New York 13a14c; Sweitzer l39aal4c'
Limberger 9a1Oc. Market nominal.
EggsIStrictly fresh stock 23c per dozen
Supply scarce; demand good.
Feathers-Choice IN original packages
45a5Oc; in small lots 4a5c extra.
Potatoss-Per bushel 50s55c; demand
fair; supply heavy.
Poultry-Live chickens, 81 5Oa3 OF
per dozen; spring chickens s. OOa3 90 pei
dozen; ducks, live 81 4Oa2 rs per dozen
turkeys, live, Sa9c per pound.
Rags--Steady at 1ta13c for white mixed
! cotton; 1a12c for all wool, and ltaltc fol
mixed.
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His Jags'' in the woorly West.


Mr. C aunc4y NJ. Depew does not like
the West. Recently, whils on a visit tt
Chicago, he cilled the c'erk Of the Eote.
and, pOintirg to boy, slid:
Sir, l want you to discharge that tel
low. "
Why? What has ne dOue?''
"He has insulted me-"
"But hoB2"
Why, 1 heard him speak Of me as 'hi'
.isgs -"
Oh, that's rotbiug," responded the
clerk.
And" continued Mr. DspeW, II think
that he also referred tO'yoa as his jsgs.''
He did, eh? Well, that settles 1t. HI
gees this minute BY the way, wherever
your jays wants anything don't forget t
ask for tie
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND K x
WheeHnGI

wheeling
TUESDAY, November IL.
There is little change to report in the
market this week. Flour has dropped %
cents per barrel and the market is reported
good. Good clean wheat brings 81 05 per
bushel and the receipts are up to the de-
mand.
We quote
FLOUR AND GRAN-Choice family -four
in barrels S. so; in sacks IS IS; middlings
per ton S1S 90; bran per ton S1S co.
per 100 pounds, 81. Bye brings Csc per
bushel.
FKKD-Com per bushel 60a65c; old oats
4Oc; new 3Oc; bsled hay per ton S1S 90.
Loose hay is bringing SIT per ton.
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Boston Beacon.

Boston Beacon.
Miss Cuttirg (siter q waltz)-Mr. Awk-
ward, will you do me q favor?
Mr.. Awkward-With the greatest pleas
urc.
Miss Cutting-Well, please waltz with
that ycurg lady standing between the cur
tsjTS
Mr.. Awkwsri-Wby, certainly. Is she
a particular friend OF yCur>?
Misa Cuttipg-No. indeed! She is my
greatest enemy, and | detest her.
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PETROLEUM,
PittAburG,

PrrrsBuRa, Pa, November 13.-Petro-
Ieum-Fairly active but firm; opened at
86}c, closed at sGsc; highest e7fci lowest
S6Sc.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, PA, November 13.-Petro-
leum-Opened at s6fc; closed at 863c;
highest S7sc; lowest s63c; clearances
1,454, 600 barrels.
Titusville.
TITUsvuLR, November 13.-Petroleum
Opened at s6sc; highest SITE; lowest
S6iC; closed Of S6tc. =
New York.
New YORK, November 10. Petroleum.
Opened steady at S6sc, but after the first
sales became strong and advanced TO site.
The market then became steady, declined
to s6tc, and and closed steady at s6Ec
Consolidated Exchange opened at S6sci
highest sic; lowest 86tc; closing at 56sc'
Sales 1861, 900 barrels.
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WIN Go to a New Field.

PARKEgsBURG, W. VA, NoVem Der II.
Rev. J. w. Carter, d D., the distin-
gui,hed and eloquent pastor Of the Baptist
chulch oftbis city, has accepted a call to
Raleigh, North Carolina, and will begin
his pastoral there with the beginning Of
the New Year. He has been pastor OF the
Baptist Church here for ast a quarter Of a
century and hiss greatly endeared himself
to his people. II is not known who will
succeed him.
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Waterbury. VI. Jan @'h, ISL

~ ezra letter, R.ngwOTm, Lichenp
ss.s -. Head. MIX crust, pandrUt, Bar
B,Eg.s 0-ocers and Washerwonsn'S Itch
CS'S % ,r,r.t, If itching. Burning, Scaly
Tp.rm Pm " HlmorsoCthe Sain and sca.p and BIGoj
-. .-eg. shin Cure. aut CUTICCEA sop
-. nj =. : in Besuuaer externally, and Gu
~" Pr.1,rENr. iue Uew Blood Purifier in
~r-ss.>v. when vlys.c.auS and al other rene
tFrs, fail
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DIX GOODS.
EeW York.

NEW YORK, November - -Dry Goods
There was more general business in q mod,
crate way, but the reduction in freight
rates will very probably begin q genera
movement earlier than Anticipated.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 2a3 Per Cents-Governments Dull
but ste~ady-stocks Lower-Flour Dull
and Unchangsd-wheat Unsettled,
NEW YORK, November Is Money on
call easy at 2s3 per cent; last loan closed
offered at 2 par cent; prime mercantile
paper 44s68 per cent; sterling exchange
quiet at 494As4s52.
GoyERNMENTs-Dull but steady.
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so,t everywhere. Price, CUTlCrRA, SOC; soar,
sc. RssolvrSr 81. Prepared oy Iae F0FENA
,s-Ssr9 f- ii0w 70 Cure KIN Diseases, d
r.r..-s ions ana ZOO testimonials.
o,,,rr - ,...z aca;s. chsppsd aud oily skin
pW Nov, ., .. &. .lrsf NEu.CArtD SOAP.
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PhlladelphiA,

PHILADELPHIA, November 13.-Wool
Medium; 35a37c; coarse 35336c; New
York, Michigan, and Western fine, or y
and XXX 28a3Oc; medium SO; coarse 34a
s35c; fine washed delaine Y and Xxx
34a35c; medium washed combing and
delaine 37a39c; coarse do 35a4Oc; medium
unwashed combing aud delaine Na29c;
coarse do 26a27c; Eastern Oregon l3a2Oc;
New Mexico and Colorado 14A20c.
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and LOO pounds, four to seven years, six
teen hands, S150s175; fifteen hands, $llOa
$50; fourteen hands, $S0a90.
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WOOL
wheeling.

TUESDAY, November g..
Since the excitement of the election has
passed business has had a chance TO
settle down again to some extent. Hork-
heimer Bros. report the wool market some
what improved and prices advanced cent
or two. Wool in the country is bringing
an advances and what few clips still remain
are much sought after, as they are mostly
of fine quality. Prices reportsd by the
above pamed firm are as follows:-.
For fine fleece washed 80 to 80 cents;
unwsshed one-third eff. Medium washed
30 to 33c; unwashed, % to 24c; tub washed,
80 to 33c.
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MMam1us9
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%NNeT
Commission ers.

We the undersigned Banks and Bankers VIII
pay all Prizes drawn in The Louisiana state Lot
teries witch may he presented at our counters
II NJ. wALMSLEY. Prs't Louisiana Nat Bk.
PIERRE LANAUN. Pres't state Nail ~.
ARAIDWIN, Pres't Nv Orleans Natl Blk.
CARL HOHN, PIes't Union National BANK.
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Not Dead Yet

thlLadep0t0 htCOTu'
Mrs. Linguist (reading)-Prcf. Schleyer,
tie inventor of Volapuk, is not dead yet
Mr. Lirgaist (abseutly) Johnny get u
gun, get y'r gun.
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MbeeIin9 Re9istsr
GrarGIers &nids.

A RRrvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
AEXPLANATroN OF REYERRgCBA Marks: sDany
Sunday excepted. MONDAY excepted sun
day only. saturday e1eepted.-76 Meridian
october Is, ISIS. wheeling time, which Is Jug
one hour earlier han CeatrSl Tine:
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
Time Table taking eject May nh. ls0. Pa
senger trains will run - f~ollowS-CentL In
All trains daily except those marked thosf
which DO not run on Sunday:
SOUTH BOUND. No LIMO. hlNoStINo.i
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Az KEELING AND Elm GROVE RAILROAD
w On and Rler Saturday, october IL, 1888,
trains on the Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad
viii nm Is follows:
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Address Registered Letters TO
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orlca ms, La,

DrMrMDrD Thst the presence OF Generals
htWtM0N BeGuregard and Esrly, who are
In charge OF the drawings. Is a guarantee OF ab-
solute fairncw and integrity, that the chances
are AL equal, and that no oue can possibly divine
what number will draw a Prize.
EN- Der. also. that The payment OF
Prizes is GUARANTEED by FOUR "a.
TIONAL BANKS Of New Orleans, and the
Tickets are signed by the President OF an lnsti'
tuition. whose chartered rights are recognized IN
the highest Courts; therefore, teware OF all ilni'
tatin3s or anonymous schemes noltN sag
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3,I48 Prises amounting too.:"--".s2,lIs,soo
as~For Club Rates, on any further
desired. write legibly 10 the undersigned, clear!
stating your residence, with State, County, street
and Number. More rapid return mail delivery
will be assured by youT enclosing an E9yeloIe
bearing Your full address.
Send POSTAL NOTES, Express Money
Orders, or New York Exchange In ordinary let
tor. Currency by Express (et our enpensel ~
dressed N. A. DACPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
Or; n. A. DAUPHIE,
Warrington, ID. q.
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&, z. 3 Q. RAILROAD.

d . . . hAAUhOAOs
BsIlSire and GAINESVILLE hro1ghpaSsenger trSin
leaves BellEirs a. 800 ., n, GT1VSs 81 BsllRirs at
4:l9 p. n.
Wocdsneld passenger train leaves BellaIre a.
500 D. m, arrives ct Bellaire at sos s.. 70.
Summerfeld Accommodation leaYes BellRlR ~
= 90 m, arrives st Bellsirs at HOS O m.
All trains daily except Sundsy. Central stand
ard Time from BallatrG.
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Iotsrp.
DAST ALL PRECEDENT!
1JEH IE0 RllIaIs DISTRIBUTED
Louisiana State Lottery Company.

Incorporated by the Legislature In 1855 for
Educational and Charitable purposes, and IL
franchise made Q part Of the present state Con
s~titutton, in ls7s, By An Overwhelming popuiAi
vote.
ITS Grand Extraordinary DraWtngt
take place semi.Annualiy, dune and
Deeemberl and its Grand single
Number Drawings take place on each
of h other ten months in the year,
and are all drawn I'm public, AZ
OF Music, e Orleans, la.
I'VE do hereby certify that we supervise the
suansements for ali Monthly and Semi.Annual
Drawings of The louisiana State Lottery Com
many, and in person mansge and conGoi the
DRAWINGS Themselves, and thstthe sane are con
Quoted with honesty, fairness and in good iaitn
many 10 use this certificate, with fac Smiles OF
our signatures attached, in It's advertisements
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MUSTANG IMMINENT

CUREs PILES, BURNS, CUTS, C0RNs,
y3UTSES. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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ELGS
CREAM Gs.A.

Cl65C592 tn
EGsGl PsgS5
Ees,AllaysPei
And I~n1aunTnS
Gou, Heals th,
EOres, RestCre'
the Senses o
u = q tt an
Enlel.
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Through Tickets and Baggage Checked 70 al
WI. ROBINSON, Gcnr Pus. Agent
P~arkenburE. W. v.
FRKD HUsKMKN, Trav. Pas Ag't
Wheeling, W. Va
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MAMMOTH DRAWING
At the Academy Of Music, New ORLEANS,
F5s.ksv Deeember is, 1883.

100, 900 Tickets at $40; Halves 2
Quarters $40; ElRhths soi TWEEN.
tieths 81; fOrtieths 81.
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',e11lsa on Bod aad Ska D.seas.sr,r.,
nS'. NE SWIFT Sglcu1c G.. T-,- n'-'eS
Atlanta, Ca New York, Broc.- D,.''ef q
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Usefulness of After Life.

1t is a great mistake to suppose that
the usefulness of life ceases with the
power of active service. When the tired
hands are folded in the repose which
their toll has rightly earned for them
when the weary brain is relieved from
the burden of cares and perplexities
which ii has noblv borne, there should
be a season rich i'll blessings and in influ
ence, which no one would willingly
forego. Then should come the leisure
vainly longed for in past years, and the
opportunity to attend to many things.
and to enjoy much that was before i'm
possible.
If the busy life has also been an hon
orable one, there are sweet memories,
cherished friendships, the devotion of
children, the respect of society, the
power of helping others through the
accumulated experience and intelligence
of many years. The very presence of a
venerable and beloved face is blessing
to those who look upon it, bringing sug
gestions of well earned peace and calm
to the busy toiier, and calling up emo
tons of tender reverence in the eager
and buoyant you'd. Home Journal.
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Where to Learn Penmanship.

The best place in the world to make Il
man involuntarily learn to write good
hand is on a steamboat. Men who are
careless about the formation of letters,
after an experience as a clerk on board a
steamboat, become excellent penmen
The constant shaking and jar of the boat
while under way causes the clerk to
steady his nerves and form the letters
carefully when he is writing | have
seen men go to desk on a steamboat
and write so badly that it was almost i'm
possible to decipher the letters. have
seen these same men few months later
write as legibly as the average business
man could desire. The swinging of the
boat had, of necessity, caused them to be
careful in writing, and in a few months
a slovenly hand was improved to a beau
tiful chirography .-Peil Thomas in Globe
Democrat.
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A Case of Magnetic Power.

A physician writing fo- The Medical
Reporter gives an account of a peculiar
case of magnetic power-if it ma be thus
termed-which came under his notice
The phenomenon is pretty little girl 81
years old, who amuses herself by hang
ing spoons to the tips of her fingers,
where they stick as if glued; and she
can carry them around the room thus sus.
pended. The child is called human
magnet" by believers in magnetic rub
bling, and medium" by the spiritual
lists. She is delicate. sickly child, aud
her singular power is probably owing to
some morbid state as yet unexplained by
physical science. -Demorest's Monthly.
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NulearitY of SellsIness.

No man has right to live selfishly OF
to perpetuate his selfishness in his will.
The law recognizes the importance of the
family life and provides for its stability,
and the man who makes no provision for
his family is as culpable as he who,
though abundantly capable, makes nc
provision beyond it. But the perpetual
ton of vast fortunes as family monu-
ments is the vulgarity of scifishness.-
Christian Register.
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Tobacco Market.

RICHMOND. Va, June 20.
But for the auction sales of sun-cured
tobacco, which continue 10 attract the
home buyers of these goods, and which
also is still selling at full prices, the
Exchange room would be almost life
less; but few unimportant saleS are made
on Change on brights to-day, and but
little was done in ordinary dark leaf
About $50 hogsheads of fine shipping
was sold to reggie buyers, and while up
land buyers complained of low values,
this is their accustomed cry. The weather
is cold enough for Overcoats To-day, and
the usual rain that has lately fallen will
help the late planting. and requiring sun
shine will push forward the whole crop.
The West also reports good rains, and
we may next expect TO hearpf an easier
market, II that is possible hefe.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
New York stock Market.
RsInrred bvt ". Brspch 4 Co.. b.ns~n
nd brokers, No iii Man street.

Rsyoned bvC ". Brsnch 4 Co. b.ns~n
nd brokers, No. iii Man street.
REVIEW.
NEW YORK, June 29.-Thc narrow
ness Of the market and indisposilion OF
he outsiders TO invest was again show l.
o day in Il very forciblc manner
Within the next few days many NIL
lions of dollars will be pail oul Tor July
dividends, interests, pensions, DC. SUI
.llv prior 10 such disbursements the
market is very active and strong. To.
ay the sales To noon were 4.,1Do shares.
90 small To cut any figure alihough
prices hardened SOM ha'.ile gains wtr'
Insignificant The reason ior Ibis wa
nlain. Whenever The room trailer, WHO
lways try To discount he iu'nre, began
% huv stocks, LonGon, Chicago, nho
Their holders, were ready 20 sell on any
,dvance; and, naturally, dulln'sS ensued.
20 there is little Use 10 pnrIicniarlze me
laws trading II i like those that have
zone before in most case.
The Changers were ialhtd UP upon
special that The Iowa Railroad tom
,nissioners were 10 be oDioiGtd f'om .n'
orting their schedule
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Satisfaction Guaranteed,

A fond mother called the other day upon
President Patton, Of Princeton, and asked
anyiously if her son would be well taken
care Of at college. Said DR.. Patton:
Madame, We guarantee satisfaction or
return the boy. "--Argonaut
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EXCURSIONS.
NJ ARWICK PARK.
GONDOLA CHIMBORAZO

Leaves her wharf daily except Sunday al
g. % am, go, 500, and 100 pm. Returning
Il ayes Warwick Park at Ills, 345. els, and
80 pm.
On SUNDAYS leaves Richmond at 10 am.
J 10. 400. and 100 pm. Returning leaves War
Yick Park at ll:l5 am. 2a5. 5:l5, and $50 pm
Fare. l5c each way. Round trip, &c; chill
lrcn under years free.
Beating, sailing, fishing aid bathing Re
fseshments served at city prices.
The company reserves tn" right to hold
portions of the grounds ard Of the pavilion
{ IT private partie
THOMAS Elicit. Scc'y.
2s North Ninth street, Richmond. Va.
jmyS-3m
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CITY COLLECTORS NOTICE.
CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE, |
RICHMOND, MAY 81, ISIS.

RICHMOND, MAY 81. ISIS.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN
daily, between the hours Of 9oclock, am.
nd d o'clock. p m from the 1TH TO THE
y til DAY OF JUNE INCLUSIVE, for the
purpose Of receiving from any person charged
, tn CITY TAXES. the whole or one half the
d nouut of tax charged.
Five per cent. will he added to the amount of
fix charged in every case where the party as
= ssed shall fail 10 pay the whole or one-hali
" thin the time so limited. Real estate agents
and Others having n number of bills to pay
viii please send lists. so that their bills may 10
. ltten together. Where property is held IN
{ ust, it Is necessary to give the name of Il e
trustee.
Any person desiring to pay taxes after June
1t nay do SO during the usual business
hours. JAMES ID. CRAIG.
ije-lm City Collector.
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THUS peAlsHeTH.

Ths flower that once wa all perfume
Fast droops and dies away;
With spring comss not refrsshing bloom.
But winters dark decay.
The form from heavens shapelisst mold
Il marred by earths desire;
The once warm heart Is growing cold,
The eyes have lost their FIRE.
ENvoI.
SIN, though thine eyes have lost their IRE.
Thy cheeks their girlish glow,
Yet burns my heart With hot desire
A. IN tho long ago.
Donald r. McGregor In New York Graphic
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND. Va, .hine %.
OFFERINGS REPoarED TO sEcREtARY.

Corn.-l.0 % bushels.
Oats.-l 100 bushels.
Mill Oiial-3O tons
No sales reported 10 secretary.
COTTON REPORT
Market quiet.
Quotations. Kidding, 93c.; bow mid
ding, 9lc.; good ordinary. SIC.
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NO. r. BRANCH rRED. X. SCOTT
THOMAS BRANCH & Co, BANK
/ Frs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS

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H0UGHT AND SOLD in this and all the
Northern markets.
We have private telegraph w;rs from our
Office to all the Northern exchanges, and can
execute orders for ACTIVE STOCKS wnniu
|, lew minutes OF their receipt a. our Office.
We get quotations every quarter OF An noun
which are open for the Inspection OF oui
customers.
Earliest information on the subject OF Rail
road and Corporation Securities and State
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