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Fair> md EcSrivnIs.

A fair AID festival will Inc held at
Amiss Chapel, Thursday and Friday,
October Srd and 4th, to commence each
day at . p. Ill.
The ladies' Of Wooaherry Church will
hold 4 festival ut that place. on Satur-
day afternoon. September oSth, COM
mencinc at 9 p. m. Ice cream and sup
per will he furnished at reasonable
prices. sThe public are cordially invited
to lie niTannd ard help a good cause.
Tie friends of the Lpemort NJ. p.
Church will hrld a fair and festival on
Tuesday and "Wednesday. October lst
and 2nd. There will be for sale on the
occasion Toys, fancy articles, confec
tiuneres. ice cream. &c. Snprer. con.
sistinc of the delicacies of The season,
rcluding oysters. will he provided each
evening. Should the days named above
be inclemrnt, the fair will open OH the
first far day thereafter.
A fair and festival will be hold at
Downirg's Church, Oak Hall, on
next "Wednesday. October End, COM
mencing at2 % clock p. m. and if the
weather should be unfavorahle at that
time then the first fair day thereafter.
Confectlo' cries, ice cream &C., will lie
served in abundance. Supper will he
provided for all, consisting of the deli
cacies of the season, including fish and
Pig p pint oysters. at night a musical
entertainment will he given free for all.
The proceeds are to he applied to the
payment of the debt on said church for
painting, repairs &c. The public err
daily invited to be present. b. order
Of COMMITTEE.
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Teachers Institute.

The Teachers Institute at Belle lla-
ven was called to order on Tuesday af-
ternoon 10y Snpt. r. B. Handy and per-
manrnt organization Eft cted by the
cleo ion of DR.. j. E. Mapp, chairman
and Miss Dibbie Costin. secretary. In,
clement weather prevented a full at
tendance of teachers at opening of In
stitute, but thirty responded to The
roll call while it was Ill session. The
first days exercises consisted of lee
ture by Supt. i. 1. Handy of Kent coun-
ty Md, on the subject "kIeans of
mental growth. u
On Wednesday morning Snt. n. 3
Handy delivered, a lecture on the sub
jet, "Methnds III Graded County
Schools" AMI in the afternoon the shb
j ct. Teaching of History" and
"Grammar" were discussed by Snpt. L..
J. Handy a, Prof. I.ittleton OF Belle
Haven Academy respectively, followed
lY blackboard Gemonstra ions of meth
DDS Of teaching mithmetic Ivy Prof. E.
Il. rhillips of Wachapreague. The ex
ercises in the evening were opened bY a
lecture of Prof. G.. C. Ioynes of Oman
cock on Tile necessity for change in
the curriculum of studies of public
Sch,ls "alld clost d by ~ lecture of Supt.
]. I. Handy OF Patrick Henry.
On Thursday. Prof. l.. l. Handy oc
cupied All hour in the morning on How
to use The mineral and reading charts
I'M diligently" p. i. Handy followed
with Geography made interesting to
primary pupils" AT aftern ION session
L. /. Handy at request If some of the
teachers. explained GLOW to overcome
the difficulties in teaching common
fractions" r. b. Handy l'ctnred on
Grammar. Analysis and DiagramiEg
VS.. Parsirg.n The last hours were de-
voted tn school management 10y Supt.
T.. 1. Handy. at night Prof. F. p.
Brent was greeted by II large audln 50
to whom he delivered a lecture on Th".
Jefferson which was a fit comranion to
the one Of tie previous night on Pat.
rick Henry 10y Surt. l. 1. lla dy.
y fuller report Will appear in our
next issue.
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The washington Life Insurance Co.

We direct the attention Of our read
ers to the advertisement of the Wash
imgton Life Insurance Company Of New
York which appears in this issue. The
Washington has gaiLett' steadily.in all
the points that tend to make life III.
surance company desirable since it be-
gan business in 1860. 1t has gained in
assets, in net surplus, in policy holders
and has done much in increasing the
confidence of the public in life lnsur-
ance generally, as it has always paid its
claims in full and that without litiga
tion or contest in any case. The com
pany was introduced into this State i'll
1870 by the late General George i:
Pickett. who held three policies III the
company at the time Of his death. 1t
las many desirable plans AMI features
and we predict for Mr.. J.. w. Childrey,
thu agent fer Accomack and Northamp-
| ION the snccpss that sncha company
merits. We lie tire to call attention to
the following card from the Cliillicothe,
Mo-. Constitutions:
PROTECTION THAT Protects.
The late MIR. Oppenheim. whose
II agical death so recently shocked this
community. ii seems. held two policies
in ihe Washington Life Insurance CO..
of New York. The premium on one
was at the fine OF his death past due
and unpaid. Proofs of death w.rc
ma led last week, and today the agents
OF the company. Messrs. G. Page T. SIM,
received from New York through the
general agents ut st. Louis, CHI, cks for
both claims
Every policy Of the Washington con-
tains the following clause: "This poll,
cy shall MT lapse by non payment of
premium when due until the perio.l
shall have expired. for which the cash.
dividends declared and standing ut its
credit at the time Of such non-payment
will nay the premium at the rate called
for in the policy" Fortunately for
the widow ard orphan in this instal ce,
tie dividends credited held the insur-
arce COOL ard the company with its
usual piomptnrss pays the ci:im i'll full.
NootIrr company holds lis dividends
non forfritable and applies them in this
WAY.
THUS for the seconl m in or city
is Illustrated the SPECIAL ~ vantaCes Of
fertd hy tie Washington, winch pays
dividends annually aud uses item 10
protect the drpeid mt ones.
The other case WIS that nj George
w. Robinson, WHO Gied in 1883.
The exc client reputation nf his ste'-
ling company las leen fairly earned.
and lis policy holders may rest assured
that. in the matter of life insurance
they have chosen wisely.
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To the citizens of Accomac and
Northampton cnunties:-I have fully
complied with the requirements If THE
Agricultural Fire Insurance Company
of Watcrtown Ny. as their relrrsrE-
tative on the Eastern Shore. have
been literally patroniz al III life insur-
anre throughout the counties and
thanking those that did 50 for same,
now ask for share OF the fire insur,
ance. Whoever may favor NE with
same shall have justice Shown them in
every particular. and prompt attention
at my bands. 1t is the strongest
aud largest company Going ex'
elusive dwelling business i'll the Uuiset
States. Net assets for protection OF
policy holders 81 .95s, lO0.54. All coin
munications promptly answered by TT.
turn mali, and insurance of fire or life
attended to ut once.
". a. WARRINGTON,
Keller station, Va.
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Mr.. Aslby. of Aslby & Beloat, has
Just returned from the city with hand.
some line OF fall and winter goods, con
sisting of ladies' wraps, dress goods
ladies' and gents Furnishings, dry
goods. notions, boots, shoes. hats, caps,
rubber and oil goods of every descril :
ton, also groceries. a call Will con.
vince you that we are selling goods at
the right kind Of prices for CASH or pro-
duce. G. i. Lillisron's old stand.
Ashhy s. Belote.
N. B. See advertisement next week
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Market Report.

Made hy G.. S. Palmer, commission
merchant, 1G6 Readr ST.. New York.
Tile receipts If Va. sweet POTATOES
continne light and market favorable,
ard prices range today from 81 to 81 SO
per barrel, according to quality of stock.
Irish putat oes, Va. Sl.75 to 81 yer bar
vel. The outlook is favorable for imme-
diate shipments of prime sweet pota-
toes, us the demand is gu,I ard prices
firm.
n. Y, Sept. 25, so.
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Democratic Clubs.

The Pungoteague Democratic Clul
VIII meet promptly in the Town Hall
at Pungolelgue, every Wednesday
night at Z o'clock, until election day
regardless of the weather. Efforts will
lie made to have speaker present at
every meeting, and every Democrat at
that voting precinct is expected to reg
lister himself as Il member of the club
and TO be in attendance as often as pos.
sible.
A Democratic Club was organized Mt
Craddockville. last week, and good
number of voters were enrolled. Their
meetings Will he held weekly until cleo
ton day.
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I:nyon Dor w. Prince Charlie.

The current issue of the Kentucky
Live Stock Record contains two inter
esting tables OF the performances Of the
"get'' of l;ayon d Or and Prince Char
lie this season The grand showing
made by tile Prince Charles makes his
death more than ever to be regretted.
The two tables briefly show the follow
ing:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. starters hat have
rnnin s8A races, with GO flrsts ca sec nds aud 81
thirds. earning sl48215. OF which Chnos coll
trlbutcd sGa.55N and Tenny s29.455.
PRINCE Oh tRl1E.-Twenty-1onr 81 .rters that
liavo run In 100 races. with Il frsts. SO ssconis
and II thirds, enrntng sl4a0tl ,ot which Salvador
contributed SGT ,l93, Protecsioi Scopes. 3cnsritl
3d. 400 end Princess Bowling sll OBS.
'rhe;total OF Rayon doris earnings
was. increased several Thousand dollars
on Friday and Saturday by Tea Trays
winnings at Sheepsliead Bay. New
York World, Sept. Is, 1889.
Tie horse R;lyon dor Is the property
of the Hon. VIM. l.. Scotland the horse
will mall probability he the first sire
of race horses in the United States for
this year.
:. We feel much interest in the stock Of
Mr.. Scott lecause he IS a Virglnian
and trains his horses on the Eastern
Shore in Northampton county.
: Chaos, the winner of the Futnrity on
the 4th lust, il stake worth sixty-three
thousand dollars, WAS trained an'l
brought out at Cape Charles list winter.
We understand that Mr.. Scntt is so
well pleased with the Eastern Shore for
training llor,es, That lie will enlarge his
stable at All early day-so as to accom-
mG,l:lte those that will be brought down
next ,wlntter.
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chesapeake Agricultural Fair As<o.
citation.


At meeting of the BOARD Of Direc-
tors ot the Chesapeake Agricultural
Fair. held SATURDAY., September 2lst. it
was decided 10 have a ladies equestrian
parade on the second day Of the fair.
The parade will come of at 10 O'Clock,
and there will lie in line about twenty
five fair eQuestriennes. gaily mount.
ed and comprising the youth eauty
and culture IF Northampton.
1t was also decided to have fifty addl-
tional stables built, the present number
being deemed insufficient for the ac-
commodation OF the large number Of
horses entered for the fair.
Arrangements lave been made to
have daily steamer, ply between Cape
Charles and Norfolk, Hampton AMI Old
Point during the fair. and it is probable
that the steamer Eastern Shore will OK
tend her trip TO this place OH Monday
and Thursday. giving the people OF
upper Northampton and Accomac. liv-
ing on the water courses. easy access to
the fair, and an excellent opportunity
for the transportation of exhibits, etc.
All exhibits shipped by railroad or
steamer should be directed to Lncins
Nottingham. who will transport them
to the fair ground and deliver them at
landing or depot after The fair, flee Of
charge.
All persons wishing TO make large
exhibits should write to Henry L. Up
shur. Eastville, Va, who will give them
all necessary information.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-09-28

PUBLIC SALE-Will be sold at public
auction at LOcustmount, commencing
on Saturday. October 9Th 1889, at 10
'cluck a. NJ. at The store of Joseph q.
Wrscott, al: The goods i'll said store cum
prisilig dry gomis. groceries notions.
and such general merchandise as is
usually kept III country stores. Also
scale, weights, measures. emptips. good
oil tank, handsome double Show CASE,
stove and other articles ito numerous
To mention. All goods not disposed of
OIL that day will he offered for sale ON
the following Saturday, beginning at 10
O'Clock a. IN. Terms cash. All gnods
lat the risk IF the purchaser rs s0un us
bid off. James L. Weaver. trustee.
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Cape Charles.

Mr.. Townsend of philadelp'iH. Il SON.
in.law of Congressman w. L. Scott,
spent Saturday ut Hollywood Place.
Mr.. Marion Stevenson, of the firm of
Jones II Stevenson, gave dinner to a
rarity of w enty-fve gentlemen on last
Sunday.
A rcusing rscertion will be given orr
next Governor, Hon. P. W. Mckinney
and Hon. Chas. T.O'FeTrall next Tues
day night.
Capt. o. A. Browne has opened up an
extension OF Mason avenue leading to
the bay shore, to be used us drive and
promenade walk and hrs thrown it open
to the public.
A building boom has again struck
Cape Charles. There is to lie erected
in the next three months over twenty
live new houses. We are GID TO see
this new life springirg upagain.-Pion-
eer.
Information has been received at the
Marine Hospital Bureau from Cape
Charles Quarantine station, showing
that in the gale of the 10th and 11th
insts., the tide rose eight feet and
washed away the north end of the island,
leaving the hospital in the surf and
breaking up the floor. About 200 feet
of the island disappeared.-IIeadlight
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-09-28

Tate & Mason, formerly at Lremont,
Va, now occupy their large new store
at Palksley, recently stocked w:tll a
large and complete line of goods of eve
~ kind and description. They invite
both cid and new customers tocall on
them in their new quarters and propos
to make it to their advantage to do so.
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NEIGMBORH00D NOTES.
Belle Haven.

! Protrnctcd meeting commences at
our N. Z. Church South, hext Monday
night.
Mr.. John Pearson and Miss Minnie
Ward, both Of Northampton, were mar
red on the ro;.d near our town. on last
Tuesday Rev. j. II. Riddick CELEBRATING.
Cards are out for the marriage # our
townSman, Mr.. Arthur p. krllam to
Miss Eliza p. Williams, an attractive
young lady of Norfolk, On Srd day of
October.
Our tcwnsn.an. Mr.. Louis FLOYD WAS
badly shaken up by fall from Il house
this week. No bones were broken. but
he was so badly bluis' d that liz is laid
up temporarily for repairs y.
In Il trotting race Oh our track Mt
this place between Price owned Mr..
E. s. Willis. ard Lou owned by M.
Rosser Savage, for purse of Slco,
Prince was an easy victor in three
straight heats.
Advices received from Hampton last
"Wednesday. We're to the fit ct. that
Mrs. J. Is Birmingham. daughter of
our townsman. Mr.. VIM. 7. Ashby WAS
critically i'll and hot expected to re-
cover.
An enlargement of tie siorehouse OF
West. Willis & Wyatt nw icing made,
i! dicatts increasing trade If the enter
prising finn. More room WAS needed
for the large stock of goods Which they
expect to get in shortly. to meet tile
demands of their trade.
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Opancock.

Mr.. Stuart K. Powelireturns en- Mon
day to University Of Virginia, to re-
sumo his law studies.
Mr.. Fred y. Powell will attend Jeff
erson Medical College, Philadelphia.
this session, and left for that Inslitu-
ton yesterday.
An uffice is being erected in our town
for tile occupancy Of Mtssrs. John II.
Riley and Thos. j. Quinby, insurance
and real estate agents.
Miss Adele Bagwell leaves on Mon
day for Oak Hall. and Miss Kate Bag
we'll for Modestuwn. to fill engagements
to teach this session.
Messrs. Thos Leatherbury, Levin
Merrill anu Edmund i. Parker will M :
circulate as students of dentistry in
Baltimore Dental College this session..
The Onancock Academy opened this
session with the largest number of pu
pills in attendance during any year If its
existence. It is the best preparatory
school in Virginia, and deserves liber-
al patronage
a charming reception was given on
Thursday, by Mrs. Henry F. Powell.
complimentary to her nieces Misses
West OF Norfolk ard Leatherbury of
Georgia, to party of ladies from 5 to Z
and of gentlemen from S to 10 80 p. m
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-09-28

e. II. Benson, of Folks Benson will
visit Drummondtown next Monday,
court day. with an entire new line of
samples for fall and winter suitings.
trowsprings and overcoatings-all of
which are of the newest and latest
styles. Give him a call.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-09-28

The Prohibition ticket for a proper
consideration is advertised as above.
1t neither has our endorsement or will
receive oursupport. Its publication is
entirely a business arrangement and
with the express understanding that We
reserve the right 10 criticize the men
and their methods whenever in our
opinion tie necessity for the same
ariSpS
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WaItsvilIe.

A new store was recently opened here
by Mr.. E. Fl. Hastings.
The mother of Mr.. II. G. Northam,
living near this place, is critically ill.
An infaut child of Mr.. John Britting-
ham, near this place, died last Satur-
day.
Mrs. z. w. Taylor returned from Il
visit of several weeks to friends in Phil
adelphia to her home at Wattsville to-
day.
A Gray Eagle colt, two years old, was
sold here recently by Mr.. H. G. Nor
than to O;well & Bro, for the sum Of
sls5.
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Have ,oupaid us the dollar due us on
subscription to the ENTERPRISE? If
not, We will lie on hand 10 receive the
same at our office during the session of
both our circuit and county courts. Pay
us then or prepare 10 be dunned until
Won paw ND.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-09-28

Hon. CLarl,s T. O'Ferrall, The most
efficient, perhaps, of all tie Virginia
members of Congress, and certainly one
of the most eloquent orators i'll the
Commonwealth vii address the people
at Bells Haven neXt Wednesday.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-09-28

The place made vacant Ivy the resig.
nation Of Mr.J. II. Grnnalds last week
as clerk of Mr.. w. G. Hall. Accomac c.
H., is. TOW helng filled by Mr.. Z. s.
oldham, Temreranceyille, Va. Mr..
Grinnalds, has aeceptedth situation OF
hook keeper with Il irm in Jersey City.
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JAS. Myer Il Co.'S Purity Flaur will
excel any other flour fur the price.

NoT1cE-As special commissioner in
t:,c suit OF john Edward .lustis. &C., by
next friend, Vi. Isaiah +. Jnetis ami
wife. | VIII sell at public auction TO the
highest bidtlcr. Oh Saturday, October
5ili, 1889 at O'Clock p. M at j. e..
jil,iis IL Co.'S store, Oh Hunting Creek,
.>lrnlr's Island. containing by estima-
tiun Iitly acres or good pasture land ELI
CLOSED AMI twenty acres Of cleared land,
upon which there is IL good dwelling
hnis,. and appurtenant to which there
excellent oyster plHnting grounds. For
terms. g., see ppSterS VI the under
sgntd. L. Floyd Mock Special Con'r.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-09-28

Bundick. Onancock, las on hand to
day nire quarters Of city beef, one hog,
one lamb. two hundred pounds of sugar
cured hams, one hundred pounds Of
dried teef, sausages &c.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-09-28

Mr.. l.. c. Mtars, of the firm of B. W.
Mears & Son, Keller, received painful
AID ugly wound this week. III the foot.
by stepping Oh iail, which will contIe
linn 10 his lone for several days.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-09-28

Miss Rose Gillispie, daughter of Mr..
Geo T. GilliSpie, Miss Ida Fox, daugh-
ter of Mr.. Jas. G. Fox. and Miss Mamie
BYRD. daughter of Mr.. w. Scott Byrd,
young ladies from upper part of Acco-
mac, have matricnlated as pupils OF
Albemarle Female Institute this SEES
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From this date until I return with
my fall stock, will sell goods low tn
close them out, VIII buy new goods as
soon as my collections will permit.
Send in your checks they Will be appre.
ciated. Respectfully,
D. II. Johnson.
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For Sale at Public Auction.

l will sell al public auction at Acco-
mac G. H., on Monday. September court
day, one colt SHED by Twilight. IS
months Old, cows ard two calves, sew
eral bedstcads, and other household pro-
pcrty &c.
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HiISIyESS. NOTICES.

WANTED. WANTED "A good cook
conrpl womanm efei'r'I wages $40 pei
month. worl, light hot aud cold water
in ktcIen-must be clean. pleasant and
come well recommended A l;rocken,
Trough, Eastyille Northampton conn-
ty. Va.
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A complimentary ticket to Chesa-
peake Agricultural Fair has been re-
ceived by the editor Of this paper. for
which he hopes to show his arpiecia
ton bv his presence.
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sion.

Rev. A. j. Flistoe of Baltimore, will
assist the pastor of Zion Church in a
protracted meeting commencing Mon
day evening. 30th inst, at LOOP. m.,
and continuing morning and evening
during the week Ministers and the
public cordially invited to attend.
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" A.H.IEE.

Observation-Disclosures 18th,
lSSO.at BRIDES residence near Finney' S
wharf, Ivy Rev. Geo. w, Burke, Wn.T
Mason to Miss Maggie 7. Edwards.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-09-28

Mr.. WIN. p. Bell and wife. Accomac
c. II. return from III extended tour To
Winchester. Luray Caveins, and other
POI IS, TODAY.
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Our candidate for Governor, Hon. L.
W. Mckinney. and Hon. Charles T..
O'Fcrrall will address the voters Of
Northampton at Eastville, Tuesday
morning, and at Cape Charles atnigllt of
same day. Tie distinguished gentle
men should command the presence Of
every Democratic voter in our sister
county OIL these occasions.
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sJuHkK kCa4EnI l.E. 49Ya
Of THE - -
Eastern Shore Steamboat COMPANY

Eastern Shore Steamboat Company
OF BALTIMORE.
Until further notice. Will run rrelr steamers as
follows, weather pcrmitttng,l leaving South 81.
Wharf Mt 90 O'Clock p. nj.
Steamer EASTERN aHDBE.
CAPT. ". ". MATTHEW'S.
SUNDAYS and WEDNESDAYS for Ford.s. Crs
fold, uuirnlan's, Evans Bnsss ,NnnduL. Bnvis'.
Roads, Niles, Shields anu Taylur'~ss HE.
TURNING leave Tnylur's Tuesdays Ind Eli.
days at Il. m, touching at the above landings
ut the usual hours, giving sAtra iline Ia berry
aud pea Seasons.
steamer MafRte
CAPT. L. ]. Smith.
MONDAYS md THURSDAYS fur Crisf1e'd. Bin
ury.s Onnncoc. ,Chrscunnessix, Huntln. Creek (,
Gullford anh Nessongu. kErCRNINj- wsdnrs-
dizzy In;i saturdays, loaye5 Messnngo a. NJ,
Hunting Creek 93U, Chesconueasix 1850, Omar
cUca y. M, FInneys $40.
Steamer TANcIEK,
CAPT. ]. W. WILSON
Tuesday and Friday for Crisueid TancierIslapd,
FiDneys, Onaucock, Pits Wharf .edar Hall,
E,hopOth. poconlOke City aud Snow HILL.
KETURNING-Eondays Aiiu Thursday leaves
fnUw Hill 8 Il. M, Touching Ht the rvor land
ings al usuul hours. Leave Unancock pm,
FIcney's $50. Tangler Island 1880 p. M.
r-..Ail Steamers leave crtsfleld foi Baiti
Wy more. on arrival Of last down train.
Freigh, and passoii. ars received or nll points
OF tho n. Y, PhIla. and Norfolk, WicVmlco and
Pncomcko r. X. daily, Delaware, Maryland and
Virginia Railroads. OH Tuesdays and Fridays
only.
Positively 10 freight received after as y, m.
aud must be prepaid to all points, except
ON the n. Y. PhIla. and Norfolk Railroad.
P. R. CLARK. General Agent,
lC5 south street. Ssitlnors
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> trottiug race is advertised to come
eff at Woodbury.. Saturday. September
.Sih. For information as to premiums
and other particulars. See advertisement
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For SALE-Schooner Sea Flower
will carry 3CU bushels of oysters would
lnalle /. guo,I dredgp boat-also sloop
Wonder, carrying 700 bushels Of oys-
iers. Apply tu ~. a. Lake, Franklin
CITY. Va.