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L. c. lWylie Roofing Co,
~ GEORGE. WISE. Postmastcr.
FOR RENT

rooms Second street. Martins Fer
~. Ohio. gas fixtures for fuel and
light with gas. range IN kitchen...SS
No. q Twentieth street.
NO. Il Twentieth street. .............. 10
No. ldl6 Main street, Office or light
business, good location for bar :,
No lGlo Market street. ...,...........,... y
No, 3S7 Main street. 5 rooms on first
r. tioor and frontEcellar. a Jewett gas
range In kitchen. and both gases fur Sc
..,..'..','.,, %
No. ~ Sixteenth street, 3 rooms on :.
nrst MOOR .'.., .,.,,.......-....'.. =
No. lt9 Sixteenth street. ID '
No. 80 Sixteenth street, bottling ctI- ),
lur -, "a
No. - Sixteenth street, Office room.... 70 !
No. lilS Main street, Srpoms. 1880. .
NO. l6l6 Main street, store, Office OF 30 4
business room Observation-Disclosures. J:
No. 15l6 Alley b. stable, ;...,........... -
No. 10 Fourteenth Observation-Disclosures. ~ y
No, l@kFOnrtecnth strcct...........''. :: :, y
No. lS3 Fourtcenth strcnt..,.,....,..'' - '
3-roomed house{east of Mt. dc Chan "a
2-roomed house Pleasant Valley"..'. ~
FOR SALE.
No; l5e Sixteenth street and house on 60 4,
3uey $500. -
Ti-acrc farm In Belmont county, s.''NV
will exchange for city property. d,
lCo.acrc farm for, s, 800; will exchange ~
city property.
No, ICES Nee olloch street. Si,IOd,
3is acres land West Liberty, S-roof's
house and orchard. $3.50.
No. Hi llich street, SIS,
6 acres land Peters, run and i-Fo "te
house. q = X $50
"a Nos. t52 and l6ii National Road,
No, 1o"EtNtcCoiloch5 street.
No. &c Seventeenth street.
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NEGLECTED colds make fat grave
yards" Dr. Woods Norway Pine Syrur
helps!m men and women to happy, Wig
orous old age. a.
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.Milligan, Wilk,..i.n!!! &Co.
PASSING pLEAsANrRIgs

II cured my husband OF finding fault
with the coffee" Howl" IT let him
make 1t himself one mornlng."-Chlca-
SO Record.
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MOSAIC FROM COMMENTARIES.
Sermon on the Mount: Platform ofthe
new pensatlon.-Whedon A magnl-
ficent porch 10 the temple OF our Lords
ministry.-olshausen Designed to set
forth the fundamental principles OF the
new covenant Eddy. Heavenly sum-
mary OF the life and practice OF Chris
tianlty.-Ellicott. Charter of the king
dom of God.-Pressense. Seeing these
multitudes he went up into the noun
tain: A mountain, as a lofty part ofbthe
earth nearer to heaven, Is suited to the
most holy Acknowledgment. Opened his
mouth: Man Is the mouth OF creation;
Christ Is the mouth Of humanity
Lange. The, evanSeliists have trans
cribed at length two discourses OF our
Lord as models OF all--that which was
delivered practically at the commence
ment OF his ministry, and another de-
llyered privately at Its close.-Bengel.
Blessed: This first word. SO often re-
peated. indicates the scope OF Christ's
teaching.-Ibld. Seven absolute Beat-
tudes depressing state Of plous as
such). Two relative lin their relations
to men). All In most beautiful order.
Ibid. Four benedictions on proper re-
ceptiveness OF heart. Two benedictions
on positive traits of character. A triad
OF benelictions on Christian doing
Whedon. The Heavenly Teacher pre-
vailed. His whole subsequent life and
discourses may be called commen-
tary on this sermon.-Olshausen Bless
ed: The fundamental formula OF the
gospel.-Stle-. EXo:dium: Sweet invi-
talon to the fellowship OF true right
eousness, and Of blessedness in IT.
Ibid.
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When lie goes to take the air
a Footmcn lift him to his seut

I FIND Salvation OIL the best euro
for rheumatism have ever known
Joshua Zlmmsrman. Wetheredvlllc,
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Porcrty's Congratulations

He Is rich and I am poor.
He has vessels on the sea, .gl
Hc rides In a private car ts
While tho day conch does for me! Y
He has servants who obey 3. {
r II he merely mods his head.
I'm constrained to toll away. ~
i For my need of daily bread. ST.
WHEN lie goes to take the air Z
- Footmcn lift him to his seat.
All. but I've n bloodcd pair y
Two good. servlceahlc feet! !.
There are hills where sweet winds blow
Fraught with scents that are divine; II
He may have hlsSwcalth, but oh
All OF Gods outdoors2is mine! ys3st
pi5 cleveland Leader.
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U.) HE.
Now we are married I'll confess H
(And you shall give me absolution)
Something that you would never guess;
Now that we are married. I'll confess
At first I thought you whispered Yes"
The warrant for myeXccution.
Now We are married, I'll confess. u
And you shall give me aDsolution.
CID SHE.
You'll hardly credit what / say.
Men are so dreadfully conceIted:
But. when you came to me that day, ff
you'll hardly credit what say)
saw you only spoke In play,
And smilad to think how your were
cheated
You'll hardly credit what say,
Men are so drcadtully conceted.
Pail Mall Gazette.
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Tyler county owes It to her good name
to make a complete and searching inves-
tigation Of the bribery charges involving
the reputation. of two Of her chief on
GERS. The things which the, sheriff and
prosecuting attorney are accused Of are
serious enough TO warrant prompt .ac-
ton. which is likely to be taken. Dur
Ing Ills term on The bench Judge Freer
has been terror to law breakers and in
this instance he will not be found. want
ing. II the accused officials are inno-
cent, as we hope they are, they should
be. given every opportunity to ylndicatc
themselves before the people. -
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Tho INTELL1GENcER, embracing It's
several editions, is entered in tho Post
once a, Wheeling, ". Va. as secon9.class
mattcr.l
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Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken, inter-
nally and acts directly Oh the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Send
for testimonials, free.
a FL. CHENE. * CO., Toledo. o.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls Family fiIls are the best.
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Ths Intsrnatillll'Sulaly Lesson
IJanuary %, 1sps. nI.ilh,w,. =, l.la.
THE BEATITUDEs

u \ q Z
When the"sermon on the Mount" 10
con,rasted with other forms OF elo-
quenee. It's superiority is at once ap-
parent They were for crises Their
fame and usefulness, comparatively,
passed with the occasion that gave
them birth. They have gone to the OBJ.
llvlon OF congressional or parliament
tary records. A few OF them only find
place in neglected volumes of"master-
pieces OF eioauence."" /. The glory OF
jesus inaugural sermon Is, that 1t ad-
dresses Itself TO the universal human
heart. II has n development OF Its own
running parallel to that OF the race. II
unfolds itself In practical helpfulncss
for every emergency. Its principles are
SO fundamental as TO be always prac.
ticable, That Is the secret OF its per-
ennlnl power. ..l.tis. II was spoken,
nearly two thousand years ngo. to the
unsynagogued congregation. That as.
sembly dissolved, but In each success
I've generation new and ever-increas.
ing thronG has come together As from
the sounding board ot5the open heav-
ems, the old sermon has struck the ear
OF each new congregation. The sermon
Jesus preached Is no dream OF Ideal, elo-
quence. It lives In every dialect. 1t Is
the most potent composition in written
speech. Millions know II by heart. MI.
lions live ibv It. 4. The likeness of
some of Jesus sayings to the aphor-
lsms OF the rabbits may DO admitted.
But when such rabblnlcal maxltns are
put back into their context they are
Usually found to be on lower plane.
and often moving In a direction oppo-
site TO the teaching OF Jesus. He used
modes OF speech current In his day, but
made them vehicle Of iiviner wisdom.
AZ Jesus stands the original and
unceas!ng teacher of the race. lie
speaks with authority to the universal
human heart, illuminating, inspiring,
empowering IT,, He could say, not only
~ speak truth" but II am truth" He
Is original Source. not transmitter;
Fountain, not conduit. Impossible that
the stream, as It proceeded from his
lips, should be perturbed or corrupted!
.l.5.. !. He is not the institutor OF n
system OF doctrine or. the formulator Of
a ritual. He inspires life In the soul,
sets up a kingdom within. consisting
not In sacrifice and oblation, but right
eousness and Its concomitants. peace
and Joy. So he said, "The words ] speak
unto you are spirit, are III"
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JAMES A. HENRY,

Real yEstatc Agent. Collector, No'in fi
N Main street. z !, Ks ''''13
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80 TELEPHONE NUMBERS ~,
historical Rooms ......s23 Couating Eoon,-.....s2l
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MY SHE.
State OF Ohio, city of Toledo, Lucas

County, SIS.
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he
is the senior partner of the firm of F. ].
Cheney & Co.. doing business in the city
of Toledo, county and state aforesaid,
and that said firm will pay the sum OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case OF Cat-rrh that cannot
be cured by the use OF Halls Catarrh
Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In
my presence, this 9Th day of December.
A. d. 1856.
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The lhbusands Of West Virginia
friends OF s. b, Rathbone, jr., viii regret
to learn that he has failed to connect
wlththe office ot,supervisinE inspector
Of vessels for the Seventh district, and
that the place goes 10 Majors. r. Crum-
baugh, OF Kentucky. A hard fight was
made in Mr.. Rathbone's behalf by the
West Virginia delegation, particularly
by Senator Elklns, But It seems that the
President felt personally Obliged to, APP
point the kentucky gentleman. Polltl-
cally and in point OF ability Major
crumbaugh is described as In every way
worthy Of the appointment, and while
Mr.. Rathbones friends are disappointed,
they will Join with him in congratula-
lions to a successful candidate who Is
SO deserving. &.
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sAhS Va 4iSt.
LADIES LIST.
Burke. Mrs. Maggie Miller, Miss May
Bell. Mrs. Sarah XXI mic az,
Clark. Miss Manic Rerah, Miss ArIle
Cunningham, Miss Russell. Miss Lottis
Annie Radcliffe. Miss Mag
Glunt. Miss Rosa gle
Kelley. Ida Ramsay, Miss Net.
Loss. Miss Dora tie
LOOMS. Mrs. S. Schlkora. Mrs. C.
Elizabeth Sonte, Mrs. Z.
McDowning, Mrs. A. Taylor, Mrs.
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Barclay, B. D. Olds. Al.
Barr, j. i. Parker, +. J.
SraGen: w. y. Powell. Ed.
. Cook, Jacob r. Rennols, James B
Cree, George Robinson. G. 4.
fallset, Geo. Smith, Carl
HOFFMAN. All. Smith, VIM.
Howell. c. w. Sommcrs, Lewis
Hawlett. James SAILOR, r. a.
Hoover, Bert. Smith. Lewis E.
Jones, G. w. P. Tucker. James |.
Lancaster. w. w. Williams, r. ".
Lowry. l.. Wilson. George
Neora, Jos. +. Wilson, G. r.
Newman, Maurice ~
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Lots OF Democrats talk Of standing
by their guns who don't know what
those managing them are aiming at.-
Philadelphia Times.
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G.. Q. SMITH,
Exchange Bank BUILDING.

1ST OF. LETTERS REMAINING IN
~ the postofllce at Wheeling. Ohio coun.
~. W. Va. Saturday. January %. To oh.
tain any. of the following the applicaz:
must ask for advertised letters, giving
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Every time q small bicycle concern
falls out west the calamity howlcrs
point to itas fresh punctuee In pros
ypcrlty's tlre.-Philadelphia Press,
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COTTON MARKETS.

New York March l5.-Cotton, quiet;
middling. Glsc.; net receipts, $50 bales
gross, 4.lN bales; exports to Great Brit
ain. 1882 bales: TO the Continent, 2,726
bales: forwarded, 1929 bales: sales, 6i2
bales: spinners. 3i2 bales; stock, iSs. SIS
bales
Total to-day: Net receipts. 26,1no bales:
exports to Great Britain, II, 2S6 bales: to
tho Continent, 1i.437 bales: stock. LOS. 49i
halcs
Consolidated: Net receipts. Si,1Sl bales ::
exports to Great Britain. $1,000 bales: to
the Continent, 2?3l3 bales
Total since September LIST: Net receipts.
7.G5I,923 bales: exports to Great Brituin.
2.ISl7S bales: to France. 7l5,339 bales; to
the, Continent 2,2Si,5l0 bales.
New York, March 15.-Cotton futures
opened steady; sales. 5000 bales March,
5.S5; april. 5SS: May, 5.a3: June, 5.a2: July,
5.!6: August, GOT: September, $50: Oc-
tcber. 5.9S; November. sos: December,
Liverpool. March 13-i p. m.-cotton.
spot. quiet: prices easier; American mid
ding, l1-32d
The sales OF the day were 5000 bales,
of which 500 were for speculation und
export and included 7,7CO American.
Receipts, $4,000 bales, including 1900
American.
Futures .opcncd quiet with a moderate
demand and closed steady.
New Orleans, March 15.-Cotton futures
steady: sales. 2i.200 bales: March. $500
go: April. 5.5S6l5. 80: May. 5.Gl6I5. 60: June.
$1,000. 81: July. 5.G1Gf5.6S: August, Septem-
Der, October and November, !. Goa CT; De-
cembcr. 5.G9Q5.70: January. 5.72Q5.73.
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cEIPTs BY RAIL AND STEAMER
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS.
H'r0rlsiOua.
Norfolk, Va March Il

Norfolk, Va, March 10, 1895.
F.sh-Mackcrcl. No. 2. in kegs. 5Olbs.,
A.I5: how. small. $780, new. medium
none; No. 3. in kegs. SITS: Herring. fam,
lily roe. half barrel, 81. 80: North Carolina
Cut Herring $S.25: Potomac. in barrels,
800.
Prov!sion-Markct advancing and very
strong; mess pork cid, none; new, Sl2 90:
hams. pork. Sll %.
Bulk Mcat-,Clcar ribs 5?tc.; fat backs,
ai,c.: bellies heavy. Sac. for small; 6iac
heavy: pork plate, N.SJ
ShOuldcrs-Su"ar-cUro G3c
lIams-Smithiicld. l7MlSc.; S. C. SIP
Hams, 9i:c
liaCon--ShouldcrS, none.
Ercast-Sugar-curcd sac.
Lard-purc lard ticroas. 5K@Gc.: MS to
grade: cases and tubs. i4c. over price OF
;!crcrS: compound, l4c.; ticrccs, in eases
and tubs. &c. higher.
Ch,aese-Crcam, loi44llc.; Western dairy,
Siam"c.
Meal, rer bag of lcolbs., s5c.; per bag
of 92lhS &c.
sal,-F.rm. Liverpool Fine, 800: G. a.
salt. 15c.
R,ittcr-Ncw York State dairy. rev, 23c
fresh creamery. &c: country. l5c.; West
crn. l>02rC.
licr.se,ea oil-F:rm, ll2 degrees. &c /;
20 dcgi scs. 3Ac.; rcu. 40 degrees. 9GlOc.
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Which Lifted the Level of the Whole Mar
ket Above Mondays Closing.
MARKET WAS CONFUSED AND PUzzLING
Bnyins wnR Most Comspicious I'm tho
Local ana 1ndusirIaI Specinltics.
Hut There Was No Lnck ofStrcnrth
In tho Railroad Iist-Demanl for
Gr"nEors Especially Heavy.

new York, March 15.-The movement OF
STOCK prices to-day was confused and the
market very puzzling. Decidedly lower
luotulonS Tor Americans i'll London c;iuS-
ca an unsettled tone at the opening Prices
parity responded to the London initiative
put did not fall fully to the London ptr
lily. y furious buying movement quickly
uevclopcd, which lifted the Level of the
w TnoR market strongly above last nights
GloSiiS; Tho buying was most conspicuous
III the local and industrial spccialtics bI,
tnere was no lack of strength in the rail
way list either. the demand for the Gran
Eers hcins especially heavy. Heavy real
LING met the advance and wiped ont a
large part OF it before the first hour had
e e;NI THIS was the most active pc
dtou Oh me days trading. There then en-
sued slow and labor:ous recovery which
aeHeioHcu higher prices than the first
was wiped out in practically ali cases on
cePt some Of the specaltics and the day
SHOWS net losses in most of the stand
ard stocks extending to a point or over in
some cases.
Wall street opinion of the. political out
LOOK vas, on the surface, less apprchcn-
SlNc. Inc movement OF Spanish As in Lon
don and Paris, which partly recovered nf-
yer an early decline. reflected Il growth
81 Simlar opinion there. But this was
pTonablE derived In part from the strength
or the New York market yesterday ano
IN. .hls morning. London sold freely here on
the morning advance and there. was heavy
real ling beside attributed to very power
lul iocai market interests The character
or TINS realizing suggested that the adj
carry advance was materially helped ny
tne aESrcSSiVc strength of the local trac-
non stocks on account OF the belief i'm
nnthEonSm TO rapid transit plans, in in
nuSItlil quarters. Metropolitan Street
hailway was at one time up six points
ana Manhattan 3I. y number OF the In
duStrial stocks also rose over two points
ana Il number of the railroad stocks al one
Iine showed net advances of over Il point
frlccs FOR foreign cNchanE., moved to a
lower level to-day In spite of additional on
EaScmcnts OF gold for import Actual rates
LOT demand sterling declined a. ana the
actual rate for sixty day bills as well as
the posted riLtcs for both long ana short
storing fell !. cent. Beside the engage
HlentS of gold for import from Europe to
New York n shipment Cf S2,001.opD was an
mouhcrd from Australia 10 San Francisco
rare was no easing OF the local money
rate i'll response to these movements
IN" bond market was strong mp TO the
CLOSING. when prices caSed OFF in SyInpa lhy
WITH stocks Total sales. $2l:~.ntN.
United states new Is advanced ~ and
the IS y. and the old Is registered !.
b.
N" total sales Of stocks were 42S, 100
shares
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SAL LED.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Boston Harbor BW,yage.-Notica is
given by the Lighthouse Board
that State Ledge Buoy No. 5.
'-,or:hwie: end of Lower Middle
Buoy No. 10. 2,!I Governors Island Poin;
Buoy NJ, 10. each red AID marking the
main ship ch3::.el in Boston harhor.
will hereafter he iron spar buoys
throughout the year, and their stat; ms
during the summer ~ ,n;'hs.
Wreck of City OF Duluth Light.-N2
lice is also gives that on March Sth.
1898, a fixed white iers.lantern light
was established to mark the, wreck of
the s.,tsmer City OF Duluth su.k=n in
Lake Michigan on the north sdu OF
the entrance to th: harbCr of St .F.r
seph. The light IS shown 4; n height
of ~ fset above m:an lake level. from
a mast rising from cluster OF piles
located about. 100 feet to the south
ward OF The b'w of the wreck about
200 feet to the westward CT it's stern,
and abou: $50 feet from ST., Jossph
pierhead range front light. on Hhc r,2rth
pier at the entrance to the harbor.
Vessels should rot pass 20 the n:cth-
ward Of the light. as the spaca between
she light and the wreck is filled with
wrechage.
Hilasn Head Range Rear Light Sn1-
tion.-'Not!cc Is also givsn that on or
about April 10th 1SaS, the color Of the
light at this sta.t'i. on 1Iilto-i Head
island. Will T.. changed from red "a
white. Nj ether chm:ga will be made
in the light.
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AND CHESAPEAKE
CANAL COMPANY.
NOPTHJ2OIrND

NORTHBOUND.
Stmr Chowan, towing, North Carroll
naI to Norfolk.
Schr. Eliza r. Hill, lumber and shin
giles, North Carolina to Laurel, Del
Schr. Henrietta Hill, lumber and shin
giles, Ntrth Carolina to Norrok.
Schr. Susan Jane, oysasrs, North Car
DINA to Norfolk
Schr James c. Harris, oysters, North
Carolin'a to Norfolk.
Schr. George CT Wainwright, oysters,
Nrth Carolina to Norfolk.
Schr Nettie r. Willing. oysters. North
Caroli:.a to Norfolk.
FSchr. George w. Moss, oysters, North
Carolina to Norfolk.
Stmr, Samuel EccIes. light, North
Carolina to Norfolk.
Stmr. Harbnger, general merchan-
disc, North Carolina to Norfolk.
Schr. Huld'aL lumber and Shingles,
North Carolina to Baltimore.
SOUTHBOUND.
Stmr. Samuel Eccles, towing, Nor
folk to North Carolina.
Barge +. e. Jackson No. l. railroad
ircA. Norfolk to N.~th Carolina
Barge Charles L. StrIna. light, Nor
folk to North Carolina.
Stmr Major. light. Norfolk to North
Carolina.
Barge George May. fertilizer. Norfolk
to North Carolina
Stmr Ira, light. Norfolk to North
Carolina.
Stmr. w. r. Rogers, general merchan-
disc, Norfolk ~ North Carolina.
Stmr. C1!or.al j. e. Hill, light, Norfolk
to North CaroliI,aL
S'mr. Samuel Eccles, towing, Norfolk
toi North Carolina.
schr Helen Low. light. Norfolk to
North Carolina.
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E9s> Old Dominion Steam
! ship Co. S Lines.

FOR NEW YoRI[.-Passeuger ships nro
appointed TO sail from Norfolk daily ut
';i TK E NJ G NEw I6 SRnaaE2 Monday
Tuesday, wednesday. Thursday and Fri
day nj 300 n. m: Saturday nj 400 p. IN.
Passenger accommodate lions unsurpassed.
Fare including meals and state
Round mp limited 10 20 i:ys $50. 90
rooms. apply at ticket office Main street.
FOR KIcIiMoNb Ships leave New
Ing at Itichmond the next morning.
Ships leave Old Point for Norfolk Sun
u% TiM f409 sc igi2 {; E OF STEAMERS
Hampton Roads, Northampton, Luray.
Accomack and Enola. sailing daily, cx-
cept Sunday. Leave company's WHAT.
FoH OLD PoINT.-At ESQ and HIS a.
m and PIT TIN and no Pa M a!o r9r'Smontn:
Line wharf, Norfolk ai 7;n and II 80 a:
'1 FOIL X lG i&M = aHn III il5 p M s45
sos p m; BAY Line wharf at 1870 n. m.
+" EoHi: IS NiE:wTonr NEWS AND SMITH.
HIELD.-At $50 p. M; Portsmouth. 2:l5
p nj WA ine wh5r fS sS p:
ESQ a. m: Portsmouth. GAo a. m; Bay
FOR NoItTii R1vER.@Monday. We'd
mouth Gao n. m: BAY Line. TOO II. IN.
FOR SEVERN Notwithstanding,
Thursday and Saturday at $50 Il. IN.
Portsmouth. 6:i5 ii. M; Bay Line. 700 Il.
FOR BACK, PoQUosoN AND YORK
RIVER LANDINGS. touching. at Old
Point. leaving company's wharf Monday.
Wednesday and Friday ut G:l5 Il. m.
Portsmouth. $50 a. IN: Bay Line wharf
Norfolk. 6:ta a: m, returning next day
FOR NANSEMOND RIVER AND SUE
FOI.k-At 300 H. m; PORTSMOUTH, $40
II. a., connecting at Suffolk with 5. IL c.
X. l..
An schedules subject to change without
notice.
Freight for Mathews, Back. poquoson.
Severn Ware North. York river and
Nansemond rivers must hc prepaid.
Freight for Washington. \. c.. and
landings on Tar. I'aml.co and Pungo riv-
crs received at and delivered from y. & $.
Il. r depot.
Freight for Newborn. n. c.. received at
" K $. X. r. depot.
Freight received daily. except Sunday.
unit 500 p. IN.
NJ u. CROMWELL, Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-16
= rnAvELERs auIns:
a rLANTIC AND

. . .
DANyILLE RAILWAY.
Schcdule In effect October 2nd. 1851
iNAlN NO. l-Dally--Lcnyes Norfolk
wharf foot Of Matthews street. Mt 900 a.
M, M: west Norfolk. $50 a.. IN. for Dan.
WHO ana intermediate points. arriving at
Danyille h:sS p m.
Leaves Norfolk GAO p. m: West Norfolk.
L;lE >; m. arriving ut Danville at 500
o'clock q. m,
TRAIN NO. 4 arrives at Norfolk at 1o:la
TRAIN. No. arrives at Norfolk iat $40
y. nj. daily. -
TRAIN NO. s connects Mt Denn,stou
Junction with Norfolk and Western rail-
road for Durham and intermediate points
TRAINS NOS. l AND connect at JET
fress Junction and Danville for all points
on tho Southern railway system. 81
Pullman slccpcrs between Danville and
Ashevllle. Atlanta. Jacksonville. Memphis
and New Orleans.
Tickets on sale and baggage checked ae
Wakes agency and companys wharf.
Norfolk. and at w. v. II. Williams agen-
cy. Portsmouth.
WIN. II. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
CHAs. o. HAINES. General Manager.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-16
BALTIMORE FLOUR MARkEr.

baltimore. March 15-Flour lower: West
Srn super. So .70ls3 10: do extra. So 350si 90:
do family. 81. 3odrsI.GO winter wheat pat
ents. A.75Gs5.O0; spring do, IS. 200s5. 10;
spring wheat straights. s5.0oGps5.15.
Wheat-Strong. spot and month. 1910
99N: April, l.O1disl .O0m: May, 81 O0H6p
Sl.0oas: steamer No. 2 red. &c. bid; South
ern wheat BY sample, 960sl.0oa do on
grade, 96G$1.OO
Corn-Firm: spot and month 34634Isc {;
April. aH@34ssc.: May. 3iss@3i7sc.: steam
er mixed $3.50 33ssc.; Southern white
corn. S3lsGf3i1ac.: do yellow, 33le0T3fAc.
Oats--Stendy: No. 2 white, Si12435c. No.
MIXED, S2a32Iac