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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-18

shaking hands with the BOYS. The Col.
onel never spands much time in Bellairs
for some reason. Probably if he would
mingle more with the citizans OF the Glass
City they would like him better.
An expressman was arrested for an
offenss and plead not guilty, but he was
fined nevertheless. Now the expressmsn
is looking up the law to see if he cannot
make it interesting for the gentleman who
fined him.
Word was received here that Stephen
Sheets, of Marietta, formerly, of this city,
was quite i'll. Jas. McGregor and wife
went down 10 visit the sick ran.
Abs Kelly, the defeated r publican car
didate for County Treasurer, was in the
city yesterday. He left at noon for the
reunion at Martins Ferry.
Several bottle blowers from Melville, N.
j., went TO work at the bottle factory
when the works resumed this fall. They
are agreeable gentlemen.
Joe Woo's and George Barns, two COM
pstent mould makers will hereafter opsr-
ate the mould department at the Eina
glass works.
Most of the city officials were at Mar
tins Ferry attending the reunion yester-
day afternoon.
John w. Hawkins left last evening on
a business trip for the new foundry at
Mansfield.
II is likely that Rev. London will be
called as pastor of the Episcopal Church a,
this place.
The fountain in the square throws O
spray that vets pedestr ans who happen to
pass it.
The inclement weather has caused work
to stop on the new buildings and on the
streets.
II. Benson is repairing the residence he
purchased in the Fourth ward some time
since.
The Barnesville band played some ex-
callent music on the streets yesterday.
Toe Fourth ward is credited with sew
eral family rows already this week.
Business in the legal circles hss been
very dull for several weeks.
5. 0. Cummins, the hardware dealer, is
laid up with sickness.
Mrs. II. s. McGregor who has been i'll,
is slowly recovering.
]. NJ. Maring has gone to Cleveland and
Detroit on business.
About forty people left on the Detroit
excursion yesterday.
Will Parks sails from Liverpool fol
homs to-day.
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SUNDAYS:
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va hesuisr Struck IN
z rsonals.
On Monday evening Flicker Coss got on
one Of his regular tears and went home ana
commenced to run things TO suit himself.
The first thing be did was to fire fourteen
sacks of flour out of the house, breaking
the sacks and scattering the flour in every
direction and then he proceeded 10 throw
> bran new sewing machine, which they
had JUS. received that day, out the front
door, and it lodged between the two front
gate postS, breaking the lid or covering and
some of the lower cast iron parts; but Just
about this time Officer Campbell arrived
on the scene, who put a stop 10 Fuckers
hilarity, but before the officer could get 10
be had to remove the sewing machine and
wade through about foot Of floor, and
wber he did get in Flicker was lying on
the bed as cool IS could be, asking what
was the matter. Shen told that he was
wanted he had no objections to going with
the officer, and although an old soldier he
had to spend reunion day behind the bars.
Yesterday evening about six O'Clock
VIM. Pufizbaugh, of Bsllaire, entered
Barney McIutte's saloon considerably
under the influence of liquor ard became
very noisy and insulting to the crowd that
was there, when some one in front Of the
bar hit him on the nose, cutting cash
three quarters of an inch long, and an
other under the eyes. The work WAS evil
IDENTIFY done with pair Of KNOCKERS. He
was taken TO DR.. A. Z. 0ng's drug store,
where bis wounds were dressed By Dr.. j.
NJ BlsckfoTd. There can he no blame az
,ached to the proprietor, Mr.. McIntee, as
il was done so quick il would have been
impossible for any one to have interfered,
and il was but a second until the house
IVES cleared. When Marshal Burns appeared
no one seemed 10 know anything about 1t,
and Of course, rs the officer could not
blame any one, nor find the principals, ne
could lot make any arrests.
O. w. Kuckuck, the halter, was about
the most enterprisirg merchant we had
yesterday, and he created quite sensa-
ton by the way in which be advertised.
He hired csb for the day and from it he
gave away hats, caps, shirts and neckties,
and from the way in which thsy were
thrown out there is no doubt but what 1t
run up in the hundreds of dollars for him
| Richard Noble, OF WheeilEg, was IN tie
city yesterday, the guest Of MIR. and Mrs.
James Gather.
Spence's Machine Shop was on full yes
terday. cutting plates for the Standard
Iroa Works.
Mayor Brown, Of Bsllairs, WAS in the city
yesterday, taking in the reunion Of the old
soldiers.
Miss Rebecca Hoyle, Of Barnesville, is
the guest of Jas. Williams, on Washington
street.
Miss Bessie Brady entertained quite q
number Of her friends last evening.
Mrs. Jane McManway, of Emerson, o {,
is in the city, the guest Of friends.
Mrs. Richard Steer, GAINESVILLE, is the
guest Of J. W, Hoyler.
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LIVE STOCK.

WHRELINe. TUESDAY, September IL.
The market is reported active, with prices
unchanged. Messrs. Hudson & Bayha FURNISH
the following quotations: II.
Cattle-1 ,OO0to 100 lbs stock SHaShac per ~ 10,
500 10 900 lbs 3a31@c per Id; 700 10 oVo Ip'
HogsCMarket slow; 4a41Ic per Id.
Lambs-Good at Base per ID.
Calves-Sa5c per ID.
Sheep-2&aac per ID.
CHICAGO, September l7.-Cattle, receipts VOO
head; shipments 5000 head; market steau!
beeves 81 30a4 65; steers, SO 00a4 20; stockefs @
feeders 81 90aS 90; cows, bulls and mixed u -Oa
90; Texas cattle 81 S5a2 90. ma
HOqs-Receipts % 500 head; shipments 800
head: market active. 10al5c. lower; mixed - 9oa
40; heavy So 65a4 Is; light IS soa4 10; skiiS
IS 50ai %. nm
head: market strong; natives S. 5Oa4 IS; western
50 50ai 10; Texans IS 4oa4 10: lambs 81 GOAT w.
INV YORK, September 17.-Beeves, no re-
ceipts; no trading; market quiet and unchaDseu
for dressed beef at 614a7c per pound for na'Ne CO
and 415a51zc for Texas ,.,,..
Sheep--Receipts 1900 head: market SLOW;
tirmer prices sheep at "a 0Oa5 p per lUO poun"''
lambs at s. 00a7 90. -, ,,,.a
Hogs-Receipts 2lOO head: fair trading; i've
hogs 81 i0s4 rs per 100 pounds
EAST LIBERTY, September l7.-Cattle-Recelpes
ls01 head; shipments 400 head market stes1 dSc
Hogs--Receipts 1,550 head; shipments ovO
head; market excited, will go lower; light Or
ers 81 9Oa5 90: medium and light Phiiaoei'
Sheep-Receipts 1,s0J head; shipments l,VVV
head: market steady and prices unchanged.
CINCINNATI. September l7.-Hogs, stronger;
common and light So S5aS GO; packing and Dutcn'
ems 81 l5ai 40; receipts, LAO head; shipments
ZOO head.
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MOUNDSVILLE.

The News of the Day Put In Pithy Para
graphs.
Special Correspondence Of The Register.
MoUNDsvILLE, September 1.-THE
public schools commenced Monday. There
was an unusually large attendance for the
beginning.
Messrs. Sam Ferguson and J. NJ. Don.
Ian, two of the prison officials. are off on 6
sojourn this week.
John Brooks. Jr. received q very bad
fall at the coal works on Monday. His
ipjnries are not serious and be will soon
be all right sgaiu.
Monday evening Chas. Price, an old
German, who is not considered as possessed
of too large amount Of intellect, drew 40
old rusty revolver, with no loads in il, on
Officer Evans, while that worthy was at.
temptisg to place him under arrest for
Drunkenness. Evans lodged complaint
against him before the Mayor, and he was
fined 81 and costs for the offsnss.
Ex-senator Fountain Smith, Of Fair
mont, was in the city yesterday.
Rev. L l.. Stewart is in attendance al
the M. E Conference now being held at
Point Pleasant.
Thieves entered the West Virginia
Clothing House at lats hour Monday
night and succeeded in carrying away
about three hundred dollars worth Of
centlemen's furnishing goods. The en-.
trance was effected by prying open one Of
the rear windows of the store. Several
bats and pairs of shoes were found neal
the scene of the robbery yesterday morn
inc and a suit of clothes were discovered
hid behind one of the abutments OF thu
ssiIroad bridge over Little Grave creek
Great efforts are b,inR -,ede to discover tn,
whsreaOouts Of NOeIs, and il t., i,
thought go.s been found. Tit
company conn im,NS " offered reward "a nd, o
sIoV ior the a. .,nension Of the offsnue .h,
anu q number of officers are securing .n'
country trying 10 find come trace oi Tut
stolen goods
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Mt. Lake Park News.

special Correspondence Of The Register.
Mt. LAKE PARK, September 17.-Qaite
a number Of our summer residents have
left US.
Mr.. Moore, secretary of the West Viz
GINA Central, lefi us yesterday. MIR. L.
II. Long leaves Us tomorrow, and one OF
his married daughters leave us this even
ing. Mr.. A. Lawrence, Of St. Clairsville,
Ohio, is with US again for short time.
Mr.. II. Sharp is preparing to add
another story to his cottage.
The Mt. Lake Park Hotel closed Satur-
day last.
Mr.. Daunet, who has bought over TWEEN
ty building lots, was here a few days
since, and is to return next month to clean
them up ready for building.
DR.. Wagner, of Baltimore, preached for
US yesterday morning, and Rev. Mr.. Shops
in the evening.
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.

WHEELING. TUESDAY. September II.
The market remains firm with a good de-
mand and prices are unchanged. Wheat still
continues to arrive literally and the price re-
mains the same.
The following quotations are wholesale, retail
prices being from so TO 70 cents higher:
FLOUR Choice family -four in wood 81 40; in
paper 81 rs per barrel.
GRAIN--wheat per bushel No. !, soc; No. 2 75c;
corn per bushel soc; oats per bushel, old S2a33c;
new &c.
-Middlings per ton sl2 90; bran per ton
sl2 90; baled hay per ton sl2 20; loose hay IS 90
to $40 90 per ton.
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GROCERIES,.
WHEELING, Tuesday, septer

WHEELING, Tuesday, September IL
Coffee remains strong and roasters claim ths'
they will soon be compelled TO advance prices
on roasted cofiee, as they are now fully &c 100
low as compared to green. Sugar STEADY.
There is no CHI nge in the situation on canned
goods. TomatoeAand corn are good property al
pressn prices.
sYRUPs-Choicssugar Syrup SIC; Honey DIPS
&c: Maple Dripst fve gallon kegs 72c ten gallon
kegs zoe; onehal tparrel esc; barrel &c; s Snr
dark 24c; &c additional in half barrels New
Orleans Molasse.t-F Fancy 4Sc: Choice 46c; Prime
4lc; Fair Ssc; Mixed goods, New Orleans SoaS-c'
Bakers goods SO ,,,r,
PRovEIoSsl{ rge 8, G. hams listc; medium isnll
S. C. hams a., small s. c. hams l214c; Ca.nor-
MIA hams sc:ce C. breakfast bacon loc; s. u
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PETROLEUM.

NEW YORK September H-Pet-oleum seady
at 991sc. The tsadingwas very light, and af er
featureless and remained so until the close
which was dnll at 81 oo% Sales $1,000 barrels.
OIL CITY, PA, September l7.-Petroleum open
ed at 81 00]s; highest 81 00s5; lowest and closed
at 81 coz Sales, Y 900 barrels: cearances, 1,276,
900 barrels: charters, so. 92l barrels; shipments,
l2l us barrels; runs. 42,O9S barrels
PITTssURe, Pa, September 17.-Petroleum,
dull but steady; opened at 81 0O5z; closed at
81 005s; highest 81 CO.,; lowest 81 0OA.
BRADFORD Pa, September l7.-Pe,roleum,
opened at 81 012S; lowest 81 004; highest 81 OO5s;
closed at 81 COZ; clearances 6A,0O0 barrels.
TITUsvILLE. PA, September l7.-Petroleum,
opened at 81 or; highest 81 CO.'S; lowest 81 coz;
closed at 81 0O2s.
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WELLSBURG.

Pan Handle News Sold-On Speculation.
Special Correspondence OF The Register.
wELLsBURa, September 1.-THE Pan
Handle Ners, owned and published by
Glass & Sons, was sold here on Saturday
to Sheriff Joe Curtis The price reported
is 81, 800. The paper has been owned and
published by the Glass family for twenty
one years. 1t will still be Democratic and
is considered good property.
The tools were taken from here to-day
for drilling an oil and gas well on the
Craig farm, near Fowlersville, about five
miles east of this place. Work will begin
at once.
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WOOL.
WIIKELI

WHEELING, September II.
Wool is still very fat, very little buying sell
ing being done in the country or at the seoport
markets. The transactions which are taking
place are on lower basis, as manufacturers will
not buy, except at conc ssions Thirty cents for
fine fleece washed wool is the outside price being
paid here.
Prices are as follows:
Fine fleece washed at SOC; unwashed one
third off: medium washed 30a33c; medium IN
washed 2Oa25c; tub W, shed 30a33c.
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SERGEANT'S SALE.

charles;C. Mellor' In judgment in the NUM-.
william II sheib pal Court Of Wheeling
Notice is hereby given that by virtue OF a ieri
facias to me directed. as Sergeant Of the City Of
Wheeling in the above case, Issued upon said
Judgment, have levied upon, while such Ser
geant, and viii sell, on
Saturday, September 2s, A. ID. 1889,
sale to )mmence at 10 a. M, at the north door
of the Court House OF Ohio County, on Fifteenth
street, in the City OF Weeling County OF Ohio
and State OF West Virginia, TO the highest bid.
der. the following described personal property,
TO wit:
! Everett Piano, No S052;
l Everett Piano, No. 2674
Clough & Warren Organ No. 67,O59;
John Church Company Organ, 26d:
l John Church Company Organ, 800; and
that, II the same have not been previously sold
by Constable st. Myers, under the order OF the
Circuit Court of Ohio County, West Virginia,
hereinafter named, will also then on the same
day and at the same place sell the following in-
struments, or the one thereof the said constable
is not compelled 10 sell 10 satisfy the Judgment
and expenses Of sale named in said order II he
only has TO sell one Of them, TO wit:
! Everett Piano No. Sl09
] Decker x Son Piano, No. u $50.
All the above named instruments are new and
| in excellent condition.
TERMS OF 5ALE-Cash.
PORTER SMITH,
Late Sergeant OF the City Of Wheeling.
/ AFRO hereby give notice that pursuant 70 an
order of the Circuit Court of Ohio County, West
Virginia, entered on September II, 1889, in the
matter OF the attachment for rent OF the WISH
| ington Hall Association VS.. William II. Sheib,
will sell at the north door Of the Court House
| OF Ohio County, in the City OF Wheeling, above
| named, on
Saturday, September 2s, 1850.
commencing at II a. m, to the highest bid Ter
for cash, the following personal property, Ia
wit
Everett Piano. No. Sl09;
| | Decker 4 Son Piano No. Il, 999
These instruments are new and In excellent
condition.
ALONZO L ST. MYERS,
Constable OF Madison District,
sepl6raAdu Ohio County, w. Va.
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TRUSTEES SALE
Highly Improved Short Greek Farm

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
d by Florence V. Delap'ain and Peter Della
plain her husband, TO me as trustee, dated on the
2slh day OF January, A. ID. 1880, and duly record
ed in the office OF the Clerk OF Ohio County
Court, West Virginia, In Trust Deed Book No: ID.
page 49, well proceed TO sell at public auction,
at the north front door OF the Court House for
ohio county West Virginia in the City OF
Wheeling Ohio county, West Virginia, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9th, 1889,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m, the following
property, that is TO say: 2is acres, roods and
n perches of land on the waters OF Short Creek,
ohio County, West Virginia, thus bounded and
described, towit: BEGINNING Al via ehetry
and Joseph and NJ. Waddle thence with said
Waddle's line north 1919 east ~ 4.lO poles 10 a
stone; thence south go east 10 poles TO a
stone: thence south 10 east l6 lilo poles to a
formerly an ash; thence with line OF Liyina
TAYLOR south $50 west II 2-l0 poles TO white
oak; thence north ll1ao east 2Ol poles TO beech
snag. corner To said Taylor W; p Braydy and
Edward Rouse; thence with said Rouse's lines
routh l61So west ~ $40 poles 10 stone; thence
south 24lso west 1874 poles TO stone, formerly
locust on the north bank OF Short Creek: thence
down said creek with Its meanders lyS z ~ poles
thence leaving said creek ana with Iand OF
Jesse Wells south go west 81 $40 poles to
stone in Wells line, corner 10 K Trimole;
thence south 25I1o east with his lire 81 poles 10
a stone; thence south ssHo east ssH poles 10
stone. thence south Zyta0 east Io'4 poleh, tnehre
south 70 east % poles TO stone thence south
go east 20 poles 10 a stone; thence with VIM
BIsby's lines south $40 east l6lz poles 10 white
oak stump, thence southwest TO a stone In road
thence south 500 east SO 40 poles 10 the De
ginning. being the same land conveyed BY Lewis
? Delaplain and wife 10 said Florence V. Delap-
lain by deed dated September Goth, 1877. and re-
corded in Deed Book No. 81, page 2ss, IN the
office of the Clerk Of the County Court Tor ONO
county, West Virginia, 10 which deed reference
Is hereby had for full description OF said land
said farm is improved By a good Brick Dwell.
ing House, barn and out-builoings, orchard aud
fruit OF all kinds; is well watered, rich limestone
soil. about 20 acres creek bottom and about 100
acres of coal. Two and one half miles from Short
Creek Station, on p. c. d ST. l. k; X. and ONO
River and eight miles from Wheeling.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third OF the purchase
money, or so much more thereof as the pur.
chaser may desire 10 pay, in cash on the day OF
sale and the residue In two equal payments,
with interest from the day Of sale, payable In
one and two years for which the purchaser Is 70
give his notes secured by deed OF trust on taid
land. WILLIAM " HUE,
W II HALTER Auctioneer SEQ
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srArEs-Dull and steady.

STATES-Qull ana ste2Oy.
RAILRoADs-More active; sales SOL, 900.
SroCKs-The stock market was dull to-day, but
the temper Of the dealing was in marked con-
trast 10 that of yesterday, and the losses of last
evening were generally fully recovered. The
market was unusually dull at the opening, and
first pIices were generally ffom = TO y per cent.
lower than last evenings figures, aud further
slight losses were sustained over the whole list,
while Northern Pacific dropped IL per cent.
That stock, however, rallied Sharply, ana the
rest OF the market followed, ana as Inc Gay
wore along the bullish element became
more pronounced and before delivery hour
Northern Pacific preferred had risen to 1513,
while the movement among others IN lew IN
stances excee6ed fractional amounts. keall1a-
tions checked the rise in the last hour ana par.
tial reaction took place, but the close was duli
and steady at close TO the best prices OF the day.
Final changes almost invariably show advances.
sales 100 266 shares Quotations closed bid as fol-
lows:
Adams Fxpress li9; American Express ll6;
Canada Pacific 6Sl4; Central Pacific S5S; Chesa.
peake and Ohio q =; preferred do nrsts 20;
40 seconds preferred i05s; Chicago and Alton
los: Chicago, Burlington and Quincy lOs4i
Delaware and Hudson l5lh; Delaware, iac "a
Grande IS Erie 2s1S; preferred do 81; Fl.
WAYNE. l5s: Illinois Central, ll6; Lake shore;
iOSS's. Michigan Central. 80: Minneapolis and
ST. Louis, AZ: do preferred 81; Missouri Pacihc
49,: Northern Pacific, S2ls; do preierrea rs;
i4iiS. New York Central i0S1s: Oregon .Transcon-
tinental S41s; Pacific Mail, "a; Peoria, D. ,, Z.
92Ia: Pittsburg, l5S Pullman Palace Car, iss14i
Reading, 46; Rock Island l0211; 81. Louis ana san
Francisco, 26tz: do preferred 6lA; DO nrst pre-
ferred. III; ST. Paul. 50 40 preerredi os q o.
Paul and Omaha, IS; do preferred, 100; Texas
Pacific. n; Union Pacific, 81; United States
Express, 50; Western Union, se>s.
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ml)felins Rs9ister
Grarelers' 6nids.

= RRIvAL ANDDEPARTURE OF TRAINS
~ EXPLANATION OF REFERKSCENARKs:s Daily,
fslnday excepted. Monday excepted sSun-
day only. saturday excepted. saturday only.
rs Meridian. Nay IL, 1889. Wheeling time,
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GINSENG.
WHEELING. TUESDAY. Septe

WHEELING, TUESDAY, September IL
There Is little change in the market, the only
one being little advance in West Virginia root.
Horkheimer Bros. pay the following prices:
Prime Pennsylvania and Ohio 81 70 per pound;
West Virginia, 81 As TO 81 Is.
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STEAMER BELLAIRE.
Daily Trip. City Time-6:S5, Sa5 and las q.
u. go 40, $50 p. N.
sunday Trips and 10 a. N; 1:So, $50 and $50
p. N.
VEgHEELIEG AND ELM GROVE RAILROAD
w On and after Monday, April %, 1859 trains
on the wheeling and Elm Grove RAILROAD will
run As follows:
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PRODUCE.

WHEELING, TUESDAY, September II.
The market is reported active in some in
stances and quiet in others The prices on but
Ter and eggs have advanced and the demand Is
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Commissioner

We the undersigned Banks and Bankers win
pay all Prizes drawn In The Louisiana State Lot.
teries which may DO presented at our counters.
R.M. WALMSLEY, Pres Louisiana Nat BIZ.
PIERRE LANAUX, Pres't State NATL BIZ.
A. BALDWIN, Pres't New Orleans Natl BIZ.
CARL KOHN, Pres't Union National Bank.
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AGENTS WANTED.

na-For Club Rates, or any further information
desired, write legbly TO the undersigned, clearly
stating your residence, with State County, Street
and Number. More rapid return mail delivery
will be assured by your enclosing An Envelope
taariny vnnr frll address
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Metal Market.

NEW YORK, September 17.-Pig iron steady.
Lead, dull sts3 97h. Tin, active; straits s2l So.
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REMEMBER, that the payment Of
Prizes is GUARANTEED BIZ FOUR ma.
TIONAL BANKS OF New Orleans, and the
Tickets are signed by the President OF an Inst
tuition, whose chartered rights are recognized In
the highest Courts; therefore, beware OF all imi
tatioRs or anonymous schemes"
ONE DOLLAR is the price OF the smallest
part or traction of ticket ISSUED BY US
In any Drawing. Anything IN our name offered
for less than a Dollar Is q swindle. sell
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Steamship 6uRtts.
D EUROPE,
Via the Azores.

s. ;. VICTORIA. OF the Ano hor Line. will sail
on October 18th, from New York TO Naples
CABIN PASSAGE, $50. SIEERAGE PASSAGE, $50
For further information apply to
H. +. BEHRENS steamship Agent,
so No. 22l7 Market street