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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-29
rRANspoRT OFFICIALS

At San Francisco Astounded at the
Report, and Claim the Vessel Was
in seaworthy Condition.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 2S.-Trans-
port officials at this port are at u loss
to explain the alleged unseaworthy
condition of the transport ManGenz,
whose arrival at Manila was reported
to-day. A representative OF the Asso-
cIated Press interviewed number Of
officials and in every instance the un-
seaworthIness. undetermined and un-
der provisIoned condition Of the vessel
was rldiculed. 1t was stated that the
Manuenz was in first class condition
when she left this port on October 20.
Her engines had been thoroughly over
hauled and her fittings were in the best
Of condition.
She was thoroughly proVisIoned in
the cabin, enough supplies being taken
for six months trip. Her hold was
full Of supplies for. the soldiers and
sailors. The officials are at loss to
account for the shortness Of food sup
plies. That she was undetermined is
absolutely denied, because should she
have been, clearing papers from this
port would not have been issued, AS a
general rule transports leaving This
port, are II anything, over-supplied with
working crews.
Regarding the unseaworthlness cf the
vessel, 1t can be stated that she was
thoroughly inspected by the treasury
department and was passed as in frst
class trim.
Lloyds local inspector, Captain Net
calf. also Inspected the vessel and pass
ed her. The local inspectors Of huiIs
and boilers, made a thorough exPmtna=
tlon and found her engines in excellent
condition.
The local inspectors of hulls and
boilers, say they made a thorough ex-
animation and found her engines IN ex-
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CHANGED TO JANUARY.

Time Of Meeting of stats lar Assat
citation Changed to January 4 and
B-supreme Court Dscilions Hand
ed Down.
Special Dispatch to The IntsIilgeneer.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, Nov. H.
President Wesley Nollohan. Of the
State Bar Association. has announced
change on the time for the meeting
Of the association at Marllnsbure from
December ~ and II to January Z and
e. 1900. The change was made 20 a
not to conflict with the ceremonies 70
occur In all Masonic lodges in the state,
December u, on account OF the anniVers
sary OF the death Of George Washing.
ton.
The supreme court to-day handed
down opinions in these cases:
Borgess. IS. Goif, from Harrison
county. confirmed; opinion by Nc.
WhorteT.
Amos vs.. Stockert, from Upshur
county, affirmed; opinion by McWhOr-
ter.
Moore vs.. Jennings from Tyler couln-
~, reversed and remandod; opinion b.
NcWhsrter.
carr ". spmmeraeId. from Randolph
cOuny, reversed In part and reEnanded:
opinion by McWhorter.
Sheppard VS.. snodgrass, from Wetael
county. affirmed; opinion by Brannon.
childers VS.. Nicely, from Tyler coun-
ty, reversed and remanded; opinion by
Brannon.
Mcclung vs., Mcwhorter, from Green
brier county. reversed and diSmiaBe6;
opinion by Brannon.
Bats vs. Fitch, from wetzel county;
reversed and remanded; opinion BY
English.
John Fechhefmer & Co. vs.. wetnbeF-
ger ct ais. from Wood county, re.
versed and remanded; opinion by Eng
Cor vs.. McBee. from Richie coun.
ty, reversed and remanded; opinion by
English.
WlnIfredc Coal Company VS.. Board
OF Education, from KanawhR county;
reversed and renaRded; opinion BY
Trees VS.. Eclipse OIL Company, from
wetzel county; affirmed; opinion by
Dent (Brnnnon dlssented and Med an
opInlon).
Eclipse OIL Company va South Penn
lll .Auulyhuys Alnlll WGSSSA NoAhhyt -
tirmed; opinion by Dent, (Brannon dis
scented, and fled an Opinlon.)
Uni vs.. Ohio River railroad, from
Wood county, reversed and remanded;
opinion by Dent.
State VS.. Doyle, from Ritchle county,
writ OF error refused.
West VS., South Penn OIL Company,
from Gllmer county; appeal and super
sedeas allowed; bond, $500.
Pecl'R heirs vs. Graham's adminlg-
traitor. from Preston county, appeal
and supersedeas allowed.
Findlay's administrators vs. Cum
nIngham's Administrative, from Berk-
eiey county: appeal and supersedeaS
allowed
Young VS.. NadIMborsch trustees, vs..
Improvement Building and Loan ASao.
cIatlon, from Berkeley county; appeal
allowed; bond, $500.
NJ. S. Holt, administrator, ct al, VI.
John NJ. Holt, administrator, ct al, from
GIImer county; re-hearinE refused.
Adjourned until Saturday morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-29
ENGLAND'S NOTIFICATION
To the Powers of a State of War
With South African Republics.
The Attitude Of the United States.

To the Powers of State Of War
With South African Republics.
The Attitude Of the United States,
LONDON, Nov 2s.-The Associated
Press learns that the action Of Lord
Pauncerote and other British ambassa,
doris in notifying the powers that a
state OF war has existed since October
II between Great Britain and the South
African republics has prompted inquiries
by the various London embassies re-
gnrding the nature OF the hOBtilities,
The Associated Press Is officially In
formed that the notification has In no
wise changed the British views as Ia
the Beers status But, in spite OF the
ambiguous references In the queens
speeches and other official documents
at the commencement OF the war, re-
gRrdInE military operations" and
other eVRsions of the usual term war,
It appears that the United States has
forming practically an Independent
state, considering the claim OF British
suZeraInty too slight u thread to put
them in the light Of rebels. 1t is tac-
lilly admitted by the British officials
that the usual communications relative
to II state Of war were not made earlier
because Il was not thought that victory
would be deferred long enough to make
such diplomatic step necessary. The
government maintains that giving the
Beers belllgcrent rights does not con-
stItute an acknowledgment Of their
claim of independence, cvidcnclng as
proof of this contention that both for
elgn governments and the government
Of the United states treated the Con-
fedcrntes as hOlligCrants.
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KNIGHTS OF LABOR
viii Enter the Political Field, and
sAnl, Election Of THOR Trends.

Will Enter the Political Field, and
Seek Election of Their Friends.
NEW YORK, Nov. %. - A special to
the Times from Washington says: John
w. Hayes, general secretary of the
Knights of Labor, who has returned to
this city from Boston. says that the
Knights are going to abandon their
time-honored custom of taking no part
in politics.
.'The course OF public events" he
said, has forced the order to change ita
views, and to abandon It's old policy of
political lethargy. II has been re-
solved TO take an active part in the
notifies OF the country, and to formu-
late a plan whereby political Questions
win be discussed and decided. The dis
cugsIons will be nun-parttsRf1 entirely,
and the influence and strength OF the
order viii be given to that party which
coIncides with and espouscs the same
Wow Of matters MS the order
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Attomntod Bank RobborY.

Special Dispatch TO tile lhtelllEcncer'
CHARLES TOWN, W. Va, Nov. 2S.-
An attempt was made last night to rob
tho Jefferson Savings Bank, at Shop
herdstown. when the bank officers
went 10 tho bank this morning they
found that the robbers had done cOnsid-
cradle damage to the combination lock
OF the vault. The supnosition Is that
they were frightened away. This makes
the second attempt to rob Il, About
two years ago two unknown parties un-
dertook to blow open the vault with
dynamite.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-29
CABINET MEETING
Discussing the Message-An Able
Document Approved-The Cabinet
Gives Attention to Reported Upris-

D..,r,o,,4 Aonro4,a5 Tba Cabinet
4APFAS'SN
Gives Attention to Reported Upris-
a.,
ing IN 0tlnA'
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2s.-The cabI-
-. ...ot,,.. n, a., NO.. do,,o.od o,r,n.,
net rhee'i"S tV-uaS wac Ne'uIeu hi'''us'
exclusively to the consideration or the
Presidents message. A large portion
~ the message was read by the Pres.
.. ''e '"'"s VOC eau - VIZ 30
ioent' alter whlch tue IneHoeFs eHtcleu
into a general discussion OF the policies
and recommendations IL contained. 1t
~. ...,.i, 1891 o,,,,,o,,,I "a i, s,or
met WIN se"e'ul upp'OV"" anu go w.
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spcclai Dispatch TO the lntolligoncer.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 2S.-Hon. Romeo
II. Frecr arrived last night for tho COM
ingInG session OF Congress, with his
family. Judge Frcer will have quar-
tiers al the Vnrnum. HIS secretary,
Mr. Pnrlah. In with him. Hon. A, q,
DAYTON win arrive with his family to-
night and also be NJ the VRrnum. Col
III II. Andrew, formerly OF Monroe
county, W. Va, Is IN the city He VIII
be here for the wlntOrs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-29
bids OPENED AZ HUNTINaEolI
For Construction Of auyaudotts val
Law RAILWAY.

For Construction Of Guyandotte VAL
ley Railway.
Special Dispatch to the IntolliEOneeF.
HUNTINGTON. W. Va, Nov. U.s.
Twenty odd bids for the construction Of
the first thirty miles Of the 0uyan.
dotte Valley railway were opened by
President ]. L. Caldwell to-day. As the
bids are for building the road complete,
thus involving many departments OF
work, It will be n couple Of days before
an agreement can be reached as to the
best bids.
NIr. Caldwell has assured your COR
respondent that the contract will be lot,
and the work will proceed by the hrst
Of the year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-29

For Western Pennsylvania and Ohio;
Fair Wednesday and Thursday; warmer
"Wednesday; fresh soulhweaterly winds,
For West VirginlA-Fair Wednesday ana
Thursday: warmer wednesday, tFesh
southwestcrIy Winds.
Local Temperature.
The temperature yesterday. as Observed
hy &. 6chuepf drugglal, corner Market
and Fourteenth streets, was % follOW0i
Z Il. ml,.....,,,,,,, So y. m.,,.".,,,,.
. a. m,..,.,,,,.,,, 81 Z p, m,,,..y,,,u,, q
y m............,.,.., tOiWeathCr fair.
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Time Of Meeting of stats lar Assas
citation Changed to January 4 and
b-supreme Court DsciIions Hand
ed Down.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-09-19
CROP REPORT.
Agricultural, Climate and Crop Report
for Week Ending September rs.

AEftCuNNfait CiltuaN alN SiSP NNfSas
for Week Ending Sep,ember rs.
Fair weather prevailed during the last
seven days, except on Tuesday over the
Northern portion Of Western Oregon,
where 90 Of an inch Of rain fell, and dur
ing Wednesday afternoon and night,
when generally less than 10 Of an inch
fell in the Columbia River valley and
over Northeastern umatilla county.
The temperature from 10 q. m. 10 sunset
was warm; the night temperatures were
cool, but materially above the frost
point. There we're few clouds from
Thursday. The windswe fresh in force
from the North.
The grain crop il all harvested In the
southern counties Of Western Oregon (;
reports state that the grain c-op is thor
oughly satisfactory N yield and that no
damage was done by the iains. In the
c0ast counties the grain crop il practic-
ally secured. The greater portion Of the
grain will b. all thrcshed by the close II
the current week. The spr'1g-sown
wheat is turning out better than was cx.
pcctcd. Within ten days the s.ain har
vest will b. practically completed "a the
State oi Oregon.
The cutting oi the second clover crop
Il now IN progress; ia some sections
three crops have been cut this year.
Pasturage l. reported to be- better than
for years; there II AN abundance of lay
ON hand for ie,d during the winter In
all sections oi. the state
PloN .ng and seeding continue; the
ground Is Ia gool condition and the
weather II ideal Tor all farm work.
Gram sown In August il making hnc
growth.
Hop picking continues under the most
favorable circumste lcos. In those yards
where cultivation and spraying were
properly done, the hop crop Is in q ~
condition in poorly at ,nded yards the
hops, while large. are moldy, or, as
known In England, as "black blight"
prevails. The hop crop, ~ n whole, h. as
tine ~ any ever picked Ia Oregon, and it
b being secured much better than usual
Hop picking will De completed In about
ten days more.
Pruno drying has commenced, and
with few exceptions drying will be- gen.
cral Ia all orrhards this week. Reports
indicate that Douglas county will have
the largest prune crop, though NO
county or orchard will have crop a.
large as the one of last year. The ap.
Pile and pear crops are short la quantity
aud quality la all orchards. Peaches
are coming into the market, bu, not as
plcntihlly ~ in former years. Melons
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-09-19
oolden Wedding.

Rev. T. +. and Mrs. VI. A. Royal to-
day celebrate the fftieth anniversary
OF their marriage having been united in
holy weilock on Sept IS, 1919, near
Galesburg. Knox county, III. In 1883
they crossed the plains with an OK team
and took up the pioneer work Of the VI.
=. church in Oregon and have labored
faithfully until the present time.
Eight children came 10 bless their
happy home, five Of whom are still
living they are Rev. $. o. Royal, Of
Troy, Ohio; VI. g. Royal Of Olympia,
Wash. f. W. Royal. Of Balston, or.
Mrs. Aeolia Obcrg, Of Oregon City and
Mrs. Carrie Mumford ,of Palouse, Wash.
The three who have preceded them 10
the heavenly home were Mrs. Anna ].
Smith, who died while a missionary in
Africa; William J.. Royal who died at
college in Ohio where he was preparing
for the ministry, and Orsemss +. Royal
who died IN infancy. The have 10
grandchildren and one great grandchild.
For over 53 years Rev. r. T. Royal has
been a Methodist preacher and in that
capacity a. well - in educational work
has done a vast amount OF good. For
years be- was principal OF Umpqua aca-
DENY and aiterward held the
same position at the Portland
Academy and Female Seminary.
lie was for some years missionary 10 the
Indians az Siletz aud Klamath agencie-
Mrs. Royal also assisted ia teaching and
wherever they have labored they have
won the hearts Of the people by their
noble Christian character, their kind
aud unselfsh ways.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal have received
many congratulatory letters from their
friends in all parts Of the country.
The Ladies Aid Society oi Leslie VI.
T.. church gave reception at the par
sonage in their honor from to p. N.
today.
4 pleasant feature Of this oc.
casion consisted ~ the fact that all Of
Mr. Royals living brothers and sisters
were able 10 be present and united with
his children, grandchildren and other
relatives besides host Of friends to
made it most delightful and memoir
able day.
Mr. and Mr.. Royal were the recipients
Of many beautiful and golden" pres.
ents.
The parsonage was beautifully deco
rated with eyergrcens, palms, ferns,
potted plants aud choice cut flowers,
the gold and the white being the chosen
cOlOrs.
The following members Of the Royll
family were present Rev. and Mrs. T.
f. Royal, Mr.. aud Mrs. J. L. Royal, ol
Portland Rev. aud Mrs. John Finn, of
Portland Rev. and Mrs. j, II. b. Royals
Mrs. Sarah Royal, of Mt. Tabor, Rev.
and Mrs. Harold Oberg and four chill
drcn, Of Oregon City; pr. and Mrs. Os-
man Royal aud son, Of Portland; Lloyd
Royal and Howard Ebcry, oi Portland F;
Miss Grace Smith, Of llillsboro; Miss
Lily Royal, Of san Francisco; Miss
Carrie G.. Royal Mrs. Singleton and
daughter Bessie Rev. and Mrs. G. Alder
son, Mrs. W. A. Pearson, Misses Edith
Pearl and Lois Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. i. Royal; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank River,
Miss Ethel Mahan, Of Kansas; Mildred
and Ellsworth Rizer, Mr.. and Mn, W.
T.. Williams besides host OF friends
and acquaintance.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-09-19
TaE GREAT SALT LAKE RoUT.

The aitent'on Of eastfound tFavrr rls Is
ealled 20 the advantages oficr-d thsm By the
Rio Grande N esiefn, 'rhe Great Sah I axe
kou'e he same Tales prevailed wh~iher
ihe ,np Is ma e via lluniinglon oF 40 Fran-
eisoo The passenger has Ia, choios Il iwo
ioules out Of ioItland three through Colo
gsa0, and loaT east thereof. No Other line
oli of touland can UhrT such . variety Of
Ioutss In AdiiJion, day's sioposer IS given
all asseEgsrs a. any POINT in Orh OF Colo.
redo. lhnuugh pulimsn aEd toaiist sleep
ng cars arc Iun on sll trains. As well a. free
TcclinIng chaiI cars. The service and &C
commOdAtions ofirEed are equal Il not su-
perior 10 lhose Of any trans-c0atinental TOAD.
ani EaieS are always as low as the lo~est.
II you eontemplaie a trip east, wriie 10
J. ID. Mansfield, g n-rAl Aseni. kio Gfande
esiein kailSay I4s bind irrci, OF an
'Oteg'n. ioS any in'ounallol you may need n
feirien,e 10 laies. Iuaics or accoaaoialions
sitIuu
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-09-19
One Moe Convict.

Rosanna Carlisle, female convict
from Jacksonville, who has bocn sen.
ienccd 10 term II nine years la the
peniiontiaTy, being found guilty II a
charge Of arson, setting fire "a her
broiher-in.laN's barn, She at 6rst
plead mot guilty," but subsequently,
her mind and plead guilty"
and Was sentenced, by Judge Hanna, Go
serve nine years.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-09-19
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#BEECHAM'S:
#PILLS i;:::' =: !; q, Z
PIANOS, ORGAN AND SEWING
MACHINES.

As now Is the time when many are
thinking OF buying pianos, organs aud
! sewing machines, | take this method
| 90 remind you that you have with you
an old tealer la these llues, who makes
| 10 a study 20 buy his goods So he eau
meet all advertised prices on the same
: goods, la the sewing machine line
persons that come tu my store aud see
what prices machines can bc bought
FOR, buy here, Others, | lind, send,
but not near spnany a. used g. de-, be-
cause ~ many Salesmen they talk 90
charge 30 much more than they can
get them by sending Tor them, | have
Ia stOcS hig -arm, ,self-threading shut.
tie, all attachments, i-draweT, OAK
table, sewing machines Tor slb Ia $3.50
You do not take any risk sending or
dcpOsitlng your cash, You can see
the machine dud seW on ~ before you
pay Tor a. Figure your prices adVer-
tiSed aud freight and you will see
am from 81 10 500 cheaper thar those
prices, one example; NV gain on
shipping single piano. have uuA
on the ruad NcdT OF pianos, unbuNed
packed la "A car, AT the rate OF sl.5O a
bundled; price Of box, ~ az the fac
tOryi weight uf huN averages 2iO
pounds, at "a a hundred is $40; weight
uf piano Ia box 60 pounds. at 81,
makes s2t. Az the rate OF 81 90 makes
~ 90 a diilersuce GA the piaLu tn bnX
of slf,ic making total difference uf
a. plus slO plus sll.iO Or $3.50 l save
un eacn plano, A very fair pront on
each piano aud a large saving on a car
load.
could an this entire paper fun OF
names of parties that have bought
either a plane, organ or sewing ma
chine from me. | will give you the
names of six only via Prof. ". &.
ilaNley. Geo. a. Myer, Dr. W, II.
Byrd, Father 4, Placitus, OF MI
Angel Sol purbin aud Mrs G. ~.
Hinges tr0w these professional men
and ladies whu are gOOd Judges, you
have evidence that they found my
uck a. good aud as cheap or cheaper
tnan any other place.
As these poople have found II 10
their advantage a. buy fnom me, viii
not you alsOH
la short, buy aud sell NY gods as
cheap aud Cheeper than ANY outside
manufacturer 0T dealer can possibly
lay down single shipment Of q piano,
organ Or sewing machine.
GEORGE 4. WILL,
No, 23l Commercial street, Salca. %
posite Bush bank. g-ls NWtf
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-09-19
The Academy Of the Sac ed Heart
SALEM, OREGON.

Under rthe direction oi the Sisters oi the
Holy Names OF Jesus and Mary, will ne
sumo studies on September nth - Tor
young lady bOariers and also for day
pupils, including boys and girls. Parents
are earnestly requested 20 enter their
childrenat theopening OF the first zion.
An absence Of more than two weeks dur
lng the scholastic year, will interfere
with the conirrrlng Of certificates and
medals. The music and art departments
furnish all the essentials for advanced
study. Prospectus sent free on applica-
ton. SD I'm
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-09-19

n. A. Judsan Of this city Was severely
iniurcd last week while coupling oars
near San Francisco. Ills right hip and
leg were badly mangled and il was nee
cessary 10 resort 10 ampniation 10 save
his life. lie Is n years ol age aud i
well known here having some relatives
residing la aud about Salem.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-09-19

TO be good humored
Toliity and exhuberant health are a pro-
verbal combination The hearty man who
is always laughing doesn' Z have any trouble
with his digestion Il has been said that
laughing makes people healthy. The truth
is that health makes people laugh.
II j. impossible to estimate the tre-
rnendous influence Of health upon human
character a man with a headache will
not be in a happy, contented frame Of
mind. man WHO suffers frOm a weak
stomach ard an impaired digestion will sit
and grumble through the best meal ever
prepared a bilious man who i not
bore. is deserving of a place in a museum.
A nervous man who il not petulcnt and
fault. finding Is a curiosity. All these con
1itions lead to grave diseases, when the
victim becomes not only disagreeable, but
dependent as well wise wife will real
ize that while the old saying that % man =
heart l. in his stomach - l. not literally
true Il is a fact that his stomach sweetens
OF sours his character according a. II IL
healthy or unhealthy DR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery Is the best Of medicines
for the conditions described. II makes
the weak stomach strong. the impaired
digestion perfect invigorates the liver,
pufihes and enriches the blood and tones
the nerves II tears down half-dead. inert
tissues and replaces them with the firm
muscular tissues Of health. II builds new
aud healthy nerve hbres and brain cells.
II dissipates nervousness and melancholy
and imparts mental elasticity and courage.
II il the best OF all known medicines for
nervous disorders.
Through your skiiifii treatment am once
more a well man writes ]. Arnold. Esq., Of
Candy, Logan Co. Ncbr. 3" suffered tot year /.
and could not find reib 2 until I commenced
taking your Golden MeC cal Discovery sui-
fered with constipation md torpidity Of liver
which resulted IN irritation OF the prostate aud
a n aNHN hmH mil IA 4
one bottle when found great relief The niedi
cine has effected permanent cure"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-09-19

cnry aad potash seemed 10 add fnsl 10 the
awful name which was dcF0uriuE lno. I Was
adrised hg friends Who had sccn wonderful
cufns made b a. 81 ~ 6wiit's specific. We
fDf Two bottles. aud felt hops again revive Ia
mg broaet-hope for health aud happiness
again, Improved frou the start, and = COM
plffe and perfect cure vas ihe result ;. =,
Il Tho only blood remedy which reaches des'
perale eases Ma. 4. W iKE,
hontgomeys Ala.
OF the many blood remedies, 5. 5. y.
u the only one which can reach deep
seated, violent cases. IL never fails 70
cure perfectly and permanently the
most desperate cases which are beyond
the reach Of other remedies.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-09-19
WILLAMETTE 'HvER DIVISION
STEAMER ALBANY,
Carinln Znnal.

Leaves ) llem at : a. III. for Portland
aud way landings every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday
The steamer has been equipped with first
class accommodations, including al elegant
piano.
Unsurpassed for carrying both freight and
passengers.
Dock-Fuot Of state street.
ED. y. EDES Agent