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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-28
THEY WILL BE BEHEADeD.
An Edict Regarding the Murderers OF
Missionaries In China.

Missionaries In China.
The London Times publishes a dispatch
from Tien-Tsin stating that an imperial
edict has been issued in connection with
the outrages perpetrated on missionaries
and the murder Of Rev. James Wylie. a
Presbyterian missionary. who was re-
Gently killed at Lao-Yang by Chinese SOL
diers who were marching to Korea.
The edict condemns the Chinese officers
responsible for the good conduct OF the
troops. and orders that the actual muir
derers be beheaded. 1t Is further ordered
that the chapels which have been de-
stroyed be rebuilt at the expense of the
people In the localities where the out
RACES were committed, and that compen-
sation be paid TO the relatives Of Mr..
Wylie.
The Tsung-Li-Yamen. or Supreme Coun-
ell. and Viceroy Ii Hung Chang have ex-
pressed deep regret to the British Minis
ter because Of the outrages.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-28
Tie Pestiferous Coupon.

Upon the petition OF Mr.. Edwin Par
sons. through his counsel, Maury &
Maury, Judge Hughes has granted in
functions restraining c. III. Phillips, Urea
surer of Richmond, and c.. a. Slaughter.
Treasurer of Petersburg. from refusing TO
receive and give receipts for coupons
rendered for taxes. Argument on the
question of perpetuating the injunction
will be heard in the United States Circuit
Court later on.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-28
MAIL Redsiu Hanover.

Mr. J. Bowen. OF Hanover, brought 10
the city yesterday fine sample OF mar
taken from his farm, western Nv
about sixteen miles from the city me
n,arI-hads are found about three feet be-
low the surface Of the ground and at
the depth OF sixteen feet. to which Mr.
Bowen has dug. the supply Is abundant
and the quality still good.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-28
Only One saloon Reported.

Theodore Jennings who runs a bar
room on Cary street near Eighth. is the
only saloonist reported by the police for
keeping his place open on Sunday. Only
one or two of the best saloons could be
entered day before yesterday. while the
lower rum-shops are reported TO have
done as good business as on previous Sab
baths. Jennings's case has not yet come
IN i'm the Police Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-28
stndyinr .Iackson's Campaigns.

Colonel Henderson and two other cfii-
GERS of the British army. who are attached
10 the British STAFF College" were in
Richmond yesterday They have b.en
making "A special study If Jackson's cam
paigns in the Valley They called upon
Rev. DIR. Smith. of the Central Presbl-
terrain. who was on Jacks0ns staff, with
a view Of getting him to accompany then
TO Charlottesville.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-28
WANTED. OCCUPANTS FOR

WANTED. OCCUPANTS FOR
w ROOMS with or without bJardl at 203
west Grace. WHOLE FLOOR % rooms, sl5:
BASEMENT OFFICE g rComs), $40; SINGLE
RI OMS very reasonable. Please call and ex-
anime. hu <o-~s
NXTANTED-S1. 50-s2.o5 81 STILL
w have IN stock q small quantity OF DRY
PINE WOOD At 81. 30 per half cord; GOOD OAK
WOOD AZ sJ25 per half cord. Anthracite. spint,
Bright Hope and other coal at lower prices than
can be had elsewhere Call and examine stock.
see prices and he convinced. .
vs.. j. MCDOWELL.
phone I79 60J west Broad street.
au 20-Su, Tu6 rh3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-28
Peruvian Insurgents Aaeid.

a dispatch to the London Times from
Lima says that q band OF 600 insurgents
armed with Winchester rifles are reported
to be moving northward from the south.
ern frontier. The government has sent
further refnforcements south, and q col
iision Is daily expected. - ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-28
A.s,opnent of r. Gunst & Co.

z. Gunst g. Co.. dealers in paints. oils,
&c, at the corner Of Fifteenth and Main
streets. made an assignment yesterday to
SOL l.. Bloomberg. trustee. The liabili-
ties ale about 5000. and the assets are
not given. After the payment Of the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-28

POwHATAN COURTHOUSE. August
T.-(Speciai.)--A distinct shock Of earth
quake was felt at various points In Pow
hatan on Friday night about O'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-28
BUSINESS WANTS.
VIZ ARE ON THELOOKOUT FOR

w BUSINESS. We ere very successful In
GETTING tenants. II you have empty dwellings,
in good repair. Uloce them with us. III you wisn
10 sell youc property, try US. II you have money
TO loan, or II you wish to loan OUT your money,
como ana see us CHEWING & ROSE.
Real Estate Agents,
a,ogo, No north Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-28
RANULATED SUGAR. PER

M
Bright \ elbow sugar. ::........';; '...'.
Ns sor WIN -. %
Sea Sait for taths. per pound. ...-...... 2Ie
Best CITY Meal. per bushei.. :........ W
Arbuckle's Arlosa Coffee. per pounc....... -
Switzer Cheese. per pound. ..........,.... ~
i'ure cider Vinegar, per gallon. ......-.... -
Picking Spices. per pound. .....-.........- ~
Best Cream Cheese, pounOs for,.-...... -
Fresh SODA Crackers. per pOP 'a........... ,
Large Messina Lemons, per doZen....... u
Nice Fat Mackerel, per dozen. ...........- 70
Best Carolina rice. per pound. ...........
sugar.Cure1 shoulders, pei pound. =
SAT- Pork, per round. Observation-Disclosures. O2
silver King Minnesota Patent Family
Flour, 30. - barrel or Poe. a sack.
Snowflake Patent Family Flour $3.50
barrel or 23c. a sack.
Washing Powders, per PACKAGE.
New Prunes. per pound. ...................
or It's. for Poe.
Best Roasted Laguyra coffee. ........... ~
Good Cooking Butter. per Iound. ~
Pure Lard per pound. ..........'.....
3 p0uDda Marvin's Lunch crackers........ %
Pure sugar syrup, per gallon. ............. ~
Caiuornia Hams, per pound ...... ........ ~
Good Mixed Tea, per pount............." -
,iinger-Snaps, per pound.
Fresh Country Butter, per pouud........ 20
New Orleans Nclasses per gallon. I'D
California Ciaret Wine. per gaiion.-.... 80
Price-lst matted on application Phone $40
y. ULLMANf son.
do 27-lexSu is20-is2" east haiu street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-28
COURT Orders

UNITED STATES DrrRi'r '... .i
EASTERN DISTRICT o. hfH fNiA
RIcHlOsp. Va, August in. i-f'
TO WHOM IT MAY CONtfnH'
l. Take notice that by virtue u Ff'
tachmsnt ISSUED out II the aitei - l.'' '
Court Clerks once. a. Richmond, 49,.
suit Of John 4. curtis W. schooner
simpson upon petition ilei ~ sal
L. Honiyet, claimant &C.. o; saii s I'D
4. Simpson against tug-boat 80
tackle. &c. Ihaye attached tnf s.'i
Annie and on the isr DAY OF Stf
1894 said cause Will De triei e. 'H.
States Court ROOM, Richmond. Vs.
where all person. interested are c,lei o.
and interpO-e tncir claims.
j. HCDGlN. United Staies
WILLIAM fLEiESHEIaEE, Proctor Or .t
aII'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-28
LTE WANT YOU TO WORK FOR

w Us, thus making sl2 20 s35 per week:
Parties preferred who can furnish horse ana
travel through the country. team, though. Is
not necessary A few vacancies Ia towns aud
cities. spare hours may be used 20 good ad-
vantage. d. +. JOHNSON CO., No. 3 south
Eleventh street. Richmond, va. do o-Inly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-28
WANTED. LADY STENOGRA-

w PIER. $40; Confectionery salesiady. 80
Oiice Matron, ed: Millinery Saieslady. Lady
Inya I'd Attendant, Hotel Housekeeper La
DIES Exc CHANGE, Ford's Building. Ninth
street, X. Z. BRlAkLEl, Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-28
SEPTE MBER LIST.

just ont. Full AMI complete. ,l.
write. or send for olc. Special Ili. .r.... ..
Immediate tenants. j. IS LLA N a
llIfN..
ipnono 534
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-28

NXTANTED, A LADY TO TEACH IN
w NY FAMILY English, Lain, mathe-
matlcs. and music. References exchanged.
Address, stating terms, age. &c,
au2S-2t' w. Il. TYSON, Chester, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-28

WANTED TWENTY-FIVE MORE
w MEN-GOOD TAKERS. Apply 1l9 cast
Broad street. second floor, from 1880 to o'clock
TUESDAY mornipg au 2S-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-28
WEEKLY. 100 COOKS,

XAT NV I'D W TLNIF, IVV tNTVIhf1s
w LAUNDREsSES, HOUSEWARES, WATT
RISES, and NURSES for NEW YORK and
other NOATHFK cities. Wages from 30 10 80
per WEEK. Transportation fufnis1c1.
r. W ElsOM'> EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
my G-Su, fu&Thts Ar east Broad street..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-28
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
UTANTED-A LADY GRADUATE.

WANTED, A YOUNG OR SET
w TIED LADY TO assist In store: also TO
live as one OF the family. One with some expo-
rience preferred. Address WANT, pisPAIch
Office. au ~c-At
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-28

WANTED, TWO FIRSTCLASS
w WOMEN-oDe for cook and lauudress and
the other 10 clean up md help with children.
Rest wages 10 industrious workers. 918 Floyd
ayenue au 2S-2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-28
A GRADUATE OF HOLLINs. WHO

"A has bad two years experieuce-teachos
English. Mathematics, French. German. and
Mus.c--desires POSITION AZ TEACHER In
shoe, or private FAMILY. Address NJ, care OF
Postmaster Petersburg. Va an 2-4taw4w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-28

w TRAVELLING SALESMAN by young
man with eight years experience. Personally
known with all good trad IN Southwest Virgins,
q nd commands good paving trade. Good
references. Address 4. h. H.. Gravel Bill. Va.
nm ~. In. Ih.rfuB,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-18

wAsmixoroS, August l7.-Tho ways
and means committee voted to-day to
present fifth special tariff bill, making
silyer.Icad orc free OF duty. The Wilson
bill made these ores free, but tho senate
bill put a duty OF threo.fuurths Of a cent
a pound on them. At tho meeting to-
Iay the Democrats voted for tho free
silyer.lcad orc bill. and the Republicans
ovn;nst Il, Tho motion TO report was
carried, and Mr.. Iarsney, Of Missouri
will make tho report on Monday. Dur.
inc tho meeting Mr.. Payne, tsop., n;
VI. iacetiously asked tho chairman IL
II would DO in order to move that tho
President DO requested to roturn tho
original bill to Congress Tor repalrs,
Tho chairman ruled the motion out OIL
nFlnF
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A cHryssg b,Ax
Being Negotiated at KarOpeaa Financial
csatrss-Ss Special security.

Being Negotiated at KBrOpeaa Financial
csatrss-So Special security.
LoxDoS. August 1.-The dnaneierI
Of this city. Berlin and o:her Capitals Of
Europe are discussing the proposed
Chinese loan. Inquiries made at the
office Of Icrdins, 4iathesou & Co., Lon
don and China merchants. aud at the
Office Of the Hong Kong aud Shanghai
Bank Company show that tho loan
which the banking Institutions OF Ber-
lin are said TO be floating for China
amounts to 10. 0O0, 900 taols, not 10000
900. az previously announced. A tael
10 estimated 70 DO worth about one
ounce aud oDe-third OF silver, or rough.
~ speaking, elk shillings sterling or
The bank offered to loan 100000
pounds Startling or S5,0000Oo. jardine,
Matheson & Co., who had also been
consulted in regard TO the proposed
loan, offered to lend another 1000, 900
pounds or as much more as the govern
msnt should require. ViCeroy Ii lung
Chang declined both offers at that time
saying tiTyTs was no iinmediAis need for
the monay. Later it became known
that China desired to increase the
amount Of her available cash. A syn
dicate was formed 10 Berlin and agents
Mt Tien Tsin were instructed 10 ask
YiGutoy Ii Hung Chang for an option
on the loan. Dozsns OF London and
other r <mo.efs followed the example Of
tho GMman bankers. and Ii Hung
Chang and the Chinese minister here
werc b4sie2ed with offers. As n result
ovel l0J,OO0.00O pounds was offered 70
China, and this produced the result
that China was not Inclined 10 pay over
per oyIt for her loan.
There Ia no doubt that q 1000, 900
pound gold loan will be issued early IN
September. Tho loan will probably
consist Of 4 per cent 3O.yeAr bonds. and
u. least two.thirds Of this loan will be
puyable TO China In silver. For this
loan there is no special security like the
customs receipts, but only general faith
In China.
The negotiations already have affected
the prico Of silver, and there Is no ques'
ton that silver will 90 higher.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-18
stIilMi,hnrnmInrw Whisky.

READING, Pa, August F.-Disiillers
in this revenue distric. report that dur
ing tho past few days thoy have re-
ceived orders for the withdrawal Of
thousands Of barrels Of whisky from
bond. These orders arc from whole
salers and saloonkcepers who withdraw
the whisky in order TO save the extra
tax Of 20 cents a gallon imposed by the
new tariff bill. Distillers claim that
more money can be made on their hold.
ings by allowing the whisky to remain
in bond notwithstanding the increased
faY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-18
FUsioNIsTs.
Tho PopulIst aud Labor Ticket Placed In
tho Field at cSismbds.

Tho PopuiIst auh Labor Ticket Placed In
tho Field u. ceismbds.
CoLuMDus, O., August 1.-THE fusion
convention of tho Populis.s and organ
izcd labor Of Ohio nominated the fol-
lowing state ticket to-day:
Secretary OF state-Charles R. Martin,
OF Seneca county.
Judge Of tho supreme court-E. D.
Stark. OF Cuynhora county.
ComnisslGner OF common schools
NJ +. Flannery, OF Greene county.
Member Of the board Of public works
Joel S. Stewart, OF PEBBLE county.
Martin had been q Greenbackor since
1870. and all three other candidate:
fnvor tho financial principles Of that
dcfunct party.
Jacob S. Coxcy. OF Commonwea'
fame, and John Mcbride, president o.
tho United Mine Workers, were pres
ent, aud Mcbride add essed the conven
tinn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-18
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Foatures OF tho Money and Sto
Mn at

The Fohurcs OF thS ionoy hhu sioux
Markets.
New YORK. August l7.-Moncy on call easy at
lpcs cent; last loan and closed at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 3ai per cent SterlIug
exchange weak. with actual business In banker
bills at q So for demand aud at 81 sj554ni s6H
for co days: posted rates 81 StIIai SIX and 81 SN
50; commercial bills 81 STAT si!f Silver ccriih.
Gates 6iAGSC. Tho total sales OF stocks to-day
were a6liI1 shares.
T6e snsculaiiyo eve was fastened on Burliuy.
ton & QuInc, until after midday, and the move
meDt Of the market generally was largely 90.
pendent on the fluctuations In that stock: For
half al hour midway between ~ and IL O'Clock
the market was moved upward. but during the
rest Of tme morning depression prevailed. and
when, shortly before u O'Clock. some OF the
news agencies sent ont lIosl0n dispatch stating
that the Burlington dividend had been cut down
TO per cont there was general break 10 the
market. Burlington dropped N per cent; tue
other HRugen 9sai4; the industrlAls iiHis. aud
the general railway list 1asS per cent General
Electric and Tobacco wuto exceptions, tue FORM;
or selling up rs per cent from the low. point oil
the noInIng aud the lattcr9< per cent from yes.
tprday's cIosiug sale. Tho true fact Of the dc.
clhratIOn Of the regular ~ per cent dividend
was known in Wall Sttcct about l!lj. and was
the signal for tho bcRiuuingo oil strong buying
movement, which resulted In an advance Of -
per cent IN Burlington. III 10 ltOck Island. "
10 81. Paul and II In Missouri Pacific DistilllnE
broke 80 20. cent Buffalo. Rochester u Pits
bnrrh sold down ~ per cent without any sub
seqtIeilt recovery. The speculation closed strong.
and nfIees, compared with yesterdays cioksaS
figures, were lEa3 per coLt higher; the latter
American District Telegraph Distllling loSt!M
per cent on tho day. sugar iluctnated between
los and 1855. closing at yesterdays fuAl figures:
AtchISOn and Chicago Gas were also unchanged
on tho day. The bond lnarketwRs stfOug all day.
Government bonds nrm
StAIo bonds dull.
RaIiFnnl bonds strong
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-18

CHICAGO, August 1.-THE spirit Of tho corn
market was broken to-day mud Us neghbors lrlt
Tor aud EympalhlLGL with H. i Is ~ lower Tor
nj Yesterday. Wheat dropped - irulIi IL iur'
inGr pTlcc Oats nFe 70 lhwHr null provisions
show losses Tor tho day. Wheat ir'in Toledo le'
Ing IIuInAtlrd Into Chicago elevators nnd heavy
IN TColrts were tho chief causes NJ tho drpni
sIDu In that article. Wheat wLs moderately
nGtIyc within aElJIG rnng0. The feeling was HiI'
TSiiIcd aud fluctuations were quite iteldcut
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,,.orr,,Ing stations Discontinued.

wAsmxoroS D. c., August l7.-By
an order issued by the secretary OF war
to-day tho three great army recruiting
Ienois MT Davids Island. New York
Harbor, Columbus, Ohio, and Jefferson
barracks, Mo-, arc wiped out and IN
their places will stand thrco largo milf
taFU DnslA
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Wheeling, and Bowie & Co., Bridge
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prs.Insnt a, GRAY Gables.

BuzzaRps BAY. Mass, August H.
President Cleveland arrived at Gray
Gables to-day and was greeted atfec.
tionately by Mrs. Cleveland aud tho
children. He appeared to DO In good
health and delighted to 500 his family.
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wAslrrsoroS. D. O., Angus. l7.-rho
sOnn,o co,nmittos on tho judiciary 70:
port.I adversely on the nomination Of
lion, James D. Porter to no United
States Judge oil tho eastern aud middle
dIatricts Of Tennessee.
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BERLIN. Angus. 1.-THE Post says
that tho syndicate Of Berlin bankers,
which mot at tho Observation-Disclosures
yesterday. received cable message
from Shanghai accepting tho syndicate's
terms for Ct, 900, 900 loan.
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rtr raocrrH 4 cASsI CO. c'rn

within cornba-.uy,lv narrow limit. The New
| YOFS 1u1tstinns wen, watched quite closely
all day. and played al important part ID tue
Provisions Verv active, opening hrm on
higher live h0Ri prices, but soon declined gu
| nbeTRl oiIeFinES
Flour steady and ubchGnged ,,a
S1ItaiiI<r: AugrSt SJllRSJj. ass AijsSc: SePiem'
beF AhSTIEStGSssr; becemDer S5.H1''Ga
5Ti.aS7L'r: Nav 6lI.sSl9 Sa6t5 sA6l5.c.
CoEsGsrnter abrt LtASiisa5St<c; october baA
HLSaSJc; Msy S!s5!sSaS.r. 49,
oAn-CaSh M 4 2yIkc; No. ? white Bta
SILsc: No 3 white aSAslf: No 2 August .y'hA
ajaiytSc: Sepisubrr J0a9J1. nsJISc: October SJ7ta
WI[HtJS:,- Ma giSLnSI. aStJ.c.
|, RYEZSo' 2. I6S,
BIEIEY-So. 4 J6aS7c.
FIAxsEEp-No. i. n8,
TIMOTHY SEEp-Prime s. IS.
SIS JiStS StaiS IS: January $iS Shais s0GlA6l.
LIED-Set,IrnlJer 81 jOa5 62JSa7 50; January
81 S1sf 6ISSa7 5SS
suOET kiRs-Ssptsmber g. aOa7 tSa7 :!1S; J4nn'
airy % g7iSa7 l?tSa7 CIV; dry sAl!ed S9OuIue"'
bored. 6Oas On; clear sides " ''A' o"
SUOAKs-UnchGnge1.
NEW YoNK. August l7.-Flour. receipts $500
barrels. sTnortS IL go barrels; sales 25OU PARK,
ages; market weaErl Wheat, receipts lsas SIS
buSheis Of futures and $500 bushels OF spot:
Spot fuSfEet veal aui lower; No. hSrd 6t1Sc;
ontionS nucnrd weaker and closed at &c net
declIns. IA . rcd Nav 65isaGtS SA6SLSc; August
closed Al lie: Sen,em6er 81 O.iGaSsIA aS7slc; be-
ccinber 6fG6isSGGlc Corn. receipts 1850 bush.
els: exports 1850 bushels; sales 1000 onihe.
OF futures and ~ 900 bushels Of spot; SPOT iuArLet
dull aud weaker: options opened weaker IN
Kansas ADD tesiiIiRG. tailed hut again we e1:
ened and closed Al &c not loss NAV G4Isat9liI+ta
SI5sc; August closed o. 6O%c; September ooE4a
GgtEAi9l.c; October GSGIgI .AbSc: December Ona
5aJGG. OuLS. receipts 10. 100 bushels; export
COZ bushels. sales 3iI010 bushels Of futures anI
lrO,O0 bushels Of SPOT; spot market hrinet ~!
active; options qmiei!, end cIosu ~ sSlsEsIc:
loss August sS fIdes
October sSaSSAS hay IulL HOPS NcaH, i,cSSn
dull; leather dall: L nn e, HHI p,,,ar dttn:
anu september o.. FI 81 Sn,SI IiTSpjb:c;
western oal IAaioci ~ 1890 I!SStIIc HChesso
I', uAIS Eo,'. Steady. state and
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.

Time Table No 10, to iHkG effect 1901 4 m,
Sunday November 10 1871

Time Table No IL, TO inkn eject !:Jl 4 m,
Sunday November ID 1874
Leave Wheeling t9;i5. lll:ioA m, t9:99N
Sa:i6, ti.S1. l9D p. m
Lcave Penin,ata-tS;oS, t9:si. iii;@a m.,t,,::9.S
Lea Leave Martins ferry-tsl4 tO:S7, lli:SlA ~,
t2;J9, "l:T ii:l3. s9A?
4. In., t!:S. cI:i!. tl;Id, le'lS y. IN.
Leave Terminal JunctiOn-t7:2l, 1880, 4 m,
Of an, a. M, 1I,Ig. t4UI ta.iI. 1913 u, N.
Leave Martins fOrTy-t1:S, l9:W u. m, 'll:n
1t:UI. tI:m ti;ip, tS:5Ip. m.
Leave Peninsula -t7'3I. eO:Iiam, "i2;Al. ii:ll.
TAI XTfIys 'Whceiing-i7:Io i9:cO a M, 'l::jz
;Ifl7, tI:9i. tN.Gi, tJ:i6p, ~.
sDaIly. tDaIly except sunday. lsundays ouly.
kIItfaIuS will run on ER1tOru Time
J.E TAUSSlu, superintendent
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ANIMAL EXTRACTS,
r1rr4rrD Aooososo 70 NE
runxuu or
DIR. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND,
AsD usDra Hu surrarmos.
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TESTiNE.

IA exhaustive states Of the nervous syItem. RI.
,ultlng from s1cessiTs mental work; emotional
.rclement OF other causes capabs OF ISsSenIuE
,bs force and endurance NJ the several OsgRRA Of
The body; depression Of splits. me;AnchollA and
orriaIu ypes Of insanity; In eaEa Of muscular
weakness. or Of general debility; neuraSthsnIR,
and all irritable state, Of the brain. spinal cord,
or asrTouS system generally in nervous and
oonseltIVo headache; In neuralgia and In ner.
roui dyEpepslSi In weak states Of the gensnslVe
system lin all Of the RboEe.nSmed conditions.
Tellne will b found Of the greatest service.
Do.O, . Drops. Price Il draSimsl, ss co.
wheroIocai druggists arc not supplied with
tho Hammond Animal Extracts they will be
mailed. together with all existing literature on
tas subject on receipt Of psIec. by
THE COLUMBIA CHEMICAL CO.,
Washington, ID. Z.
Logan Drug Company. Agents for wheeling.
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Iwant evcry man and woman in tho
United States interested in the Opium
and Whisky habits to have one Of my
hooks on these diseases. Address B. NJ.
WoorLEY, Atlanta. Ga, Box $50, and one
will be sent you free. sdwy
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Lave Stock,
Metals,

CINCINNATI, August l7.-lIog' steady at 81 SOt
Co; receipts l,IOJ mead; shipments 20 head.
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SEw Yonx, Angus: Ut has been good
ali around days business. The dumand wilS
steady aud sales large. Cotton goods Of every
description have shared In the sales. and some
good ones weio reported. Low'pdccd all wool
md Union goods have done well, aud mostly
through orders for spring weights. Fall RiTer
was QiiIet Of 23fc bid for u SdIiArcs; and mOder.
ate sales. The tons OF tue dry goods market u
better. and shows the relief from the CHILLING