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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-14
CALIft0RNTA NEWS.

NEw YoRK 12th.-The steamship Star oftho
West from Aspinwall, with California dates to
the goth ult. arrived at midnight. She has
nearly one million dollars intreasures
The general news is rather unimportant.
in the history of California Collections highly
satisfactory and money had gone begging at
one and three quarter per cent in merchandise
from the Isthmus Col. Catray had made an
attempt to seize Puetna Arenas in the name of
Costa RIGA. lie was opposed by British Con-
sui at Graytown and the British Naval officers
EsionsgS This if carried out will lead 20 further
complications between England and the q. s..
Col. Catney hadleft Puetna Arenas for Aspin.
wall.
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County Court-Tte Intanticiac Cdss-The
county court, yesterday, after some unimpor-
tant civil business, took up tho case of the
young women Margaret Sharksy, charged with
born infant. We gave the particulars of the
affair and the evidence taken before the magis.
trate ut the time. Mr.. Russell appeared for the
defendant and Major Good for the common.
wealth; The court did not regard the evidence
as sufficient to hold the accused for trial and
she was discharged from custody. The young
woman wept bitterly during the examination
and seemed deeply affected She has, previous
to this affair, borne good character and is said
to be respectfully connected.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-14

The Fair-It was noticeable yesterday that
the city was rapidly filling with strangers come
to attend the fair. The exhibition will open to-
day under more favorable auspices than any
previous one. The prospects of fine autumn
weather during the week are favorable. All
upon the grounds, the stalls were filling up, the
halls were beginning to make n show and tho
busy note of preparation was every where to
be seen and heard
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RIaHOP .OAnIPRRln.

BA9AOP iCAa1PREl L..
Mr.. Edttor:-Allow me through the 1nedinm
OF your paper to correct a gross nisrepresenta-
ton contained in a concentration published in
the Times Of yesterday, over the signature of
"Semen, referring to the opening of the West
Liberty Academy. 1t is unfortunate that the
writer should undertake to comment upon the
tone and substance of Bishop Campbell's ad.
dress, after prefacing his unfair production with
"l'll defy any man to remember what he said or
understand what he could remember Being
of opinion that the writerwas a s'man, am
charitable enough to believe that he speaks the
truth when,he confesseS to his inability to I'M
derstand Mr.. Campbell. This, apart from his
honest confession, is abundantly proved from
his letter. Between the want of .smemory and
understanding" of theawriter / might leave the
matter but these are some mis- statements offact
which require correction. 1t is not true thatM Mr..
u, "interposed" in the sense indicated. He con
sened TO address the audience, only after repeat
ed solicitations, and only consented to appear at
all few moments before his address was called
for. Hence his l''discursivenesS,' which consiS-
ted in being too elementary for the ''under--
standing" of Semen" His address was too
long under the circumstances, being ertia the
programme; and not having prepared an adj
dress, il was not so well dressed as it might
have been. 1t is not true that he ''attempted
to commit the Institution to his peculiar tenets
and doctrines, unless the advocacy Of the pro-
priety of teaching the great truths of the Bible
in all our schools, without any scctarian bias,
be so construed, in which sentiment the Princi-
pal, in his circulars, fully concurs. 1t is not
true that any remarks were made "insulting to
Presbyterians or Methodists" and the illusions
which Semen confesscs he could not understand
were illustrative merely of the proposition that
the Bible in schools should not be interpreted
through any sectarian medium, no matter of
what kind.
How well qualified Semen may be by charac.
ter, education or otherwise to pass upon what
is "due tocourtesy and good breeding" or upon
whats becoming in q man and courteous in a
Christian, !" it is not for me to say, but may
say, that being on Friday 10 inattentive obser-
yer of what occurred, am fully satisfied that
the only unpleasant circumstance" connected
with the occurrences of that day, consists in the
miserable attempt of "Semen" to acquire noto-
rietY at the expense ofan Institution, which
thus far numbers among its friends, members of
all sects and denominahons The Institution
may suffer, while Bishop Campbell will hardly
be affected by the pop gun discharge, to which
allude. AS n friend TO the Institution, I trust
that the Public will not for a.moment believe
that any one connected withit has had any con-
nection with the squib in the Times The In.
stitutions designed for education Snot for sec
tartan teachings. s'ALETnEs."
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BY TEE UNION I.IlJB.
I'OREIGN MEMS Is,
ARRTyAL oR Tag YANpERgIIT.

NEw YoRk, Sept. l8.-'rhe steamship van-
derblt, from Hayee and Southampton, with
dates TO the lst inst, arrived late last night
Queen Victoria and Prince Albert have re-
turnedt to England from their visit to Prussia
Nearly million and ahalf of gold is on the
road from Australia.
Advices from India state that Gen. Grants had
left Lucknow to relieve Maunsengh and capture
Fscabid
Tie diplomatic agents Of the Allies are to be
allowed TO reside temporarily in Pekin. A
Chinese envoy is to visit Paris.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. Sl.-Salcs of cotton for
the past three days have been 5000 bales, in
.cluding 1000 to spectators and 1000 to ex-
.porters Tho market closed quiet but steady
with a decline for inferior qualities.
The Vanderbilt brings 300 passengers.
Twelvevessels have been wrecked on the En-
gIish coast With one exception the crews
were all saved.
/ Mr.. Morphy, the American chess player,
played eight games, blindfoldcd, at the same
time, before the Birmingham chess contest, VIM
Rudolph, june & Co., of Paris, in the silk
trade have failed. The liabilities are very large.
The Turkish ministry has resigned and anew
one is formed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-14

G the HAln-People have for centuries been afflicted
with bald heads and the only remedy heretofore known,
Professor Wood these Articles are benny
have been often imposed upon Hair Toncs of differ
ent kinds TO all such earnestly make the
quest that they will try again, for in Woods Restora.
tive there is tuch thing fail We know Of lady WHO
wac bald, WHO used the article short time, and her head
curIs Imaginable We know numerous cases where hair
wasrapidy falling OUT whict In greater perfsc-
ton than It cSer had been before.
1t is also without doubt Of the hest articles keep.
removing dandru and has proved itself the greatest
my all the ills that hair to- q
Is the duty of every to improve their personal APP
pearanoe, though some IN regard tile ways u
doing but every will admit head OF
hair, either In woman object much de-
sired, and there that should Unried
to obtain such considerations WOTndn's A6pocdke.
Philadelphia.
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FROM MEXICO.

WAsnixGrox l2th-Ncw Orleans papers of
Tuesday received. Tampico was captured by
Ilberalists with 400 frontiers tnen assisted by
revolutionists inside.
Gen. yidarri with ten thousand men and IF
ty four pieces artillery left San Luis carly in
the month TO march against Guaraganta and
the city Of Mexico.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-14

look 0at-The city during tho fair will
be filled with all sorts of sharpers- and petty
swIndlers. Hotel and tavern keepers are genef-
ally the sufferers. We would. advise them to
compel all suspicious looking characters. ia. So.
tie in advance, as the surest way to protect
themselves.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-14

Wbiskys E8scts-A German too drunk to
tell his name, if he knew it, was picked up
from the pavement yesterday where he had
spread himself out for a snooze. lie was taken
Ezra Sole come to town to see the sights in
cident to the fair. He got drunk and went
swearing, bowling and circumgyrating around,
until his head became heavier than his heels
and he stretched his soaked carcass across the
pavement on Main street. He was carried
away out OF sight aud deposited under the
Yesterday evening man on horseback came
down Market street so drunk as to be utterly
powerless to guide his horse, or even to main
tain his seat. lie rested his head upon the
quiet animals neck and was momentarily ex-
pected to fall off and break his head. Some
kind people unable to endure the suspense took
the fellow off and stood him up against salt
barrel. Strychnine whiskey is slaughtering the
boys.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-14

Federal Court-John p. Willard, charged
with passing counterfeit bogus coin was arraign-
ed and plead guilty to the charge. 1t will be
borne in mind that Willard changed ten dol
lar bill for Kontuckian at the Union House.
some three months ago, giving him counterfeit
VIM, G. Williams the young man convicted Of
fraudulently obtaining letters from the Post of.
fee has been sentenced to eight years imprisoh.
ment in the penitentiary.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-14
A Card.

SUaFIsH 9Th Sept, 1853.
WE the undersigned wish to through the column,
w Of your paper that we request the Merchants and
ireSs men Of Wheeling and Moundsvle ship any
oods consigned shipped to US on the s. B. Camden
EO"HI TICrsoT & Co., w. F. BooTH,
ICON T MOaEILL, JAsPRR AUlLoHY,
JoYT MALLORY MEssRRLY h Cook,
y SWTru HAMILTON & MAY,
n II Trrr1EIp ANDKAW HuBRR,
1iYvs FtKkIER, CHARLES LoBENsT!IH,
TrTgs VgRpIIH HoRX, TERRY 4 Co.,
~ . ASsliuTz & Co., II. S. THoHAs.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Professor Killer's FIRST Grand Select Assembly
of the season is to come off on Thursday eve.
ming next September 10th at the Washington
Hall. Arrangements have been made to make
this the most SPLENDID and attractive Cotillion
party Of the season.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-14

MAITLAND, Mass, Feb. s, 1857.
proc Q. J. WOODS oo.evnts: liayins realized the
good effects your Hair Restorative, wish 10 state that
finding my hair growing thin, well gray was in.
duced from what Tread and heare TO the article pre-
pared by you promote its growth change its color
It In yout both OF which It has Effected
In the operation I have used nearly three bottles.
Yours &C., JAMES FRANCIS.
O.J.wOoD CO.. Propretors, 8i2 Eroadway New York
lin the great Railing ablIshment Mar.
ket ST., st. Louis, No.
And sold by all good Druggists.
deca-d ,t-w&w1y- "a jy1s-8m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-14
FROM HAVANA.

NEw YoRK, Sept lS.-rhe steamer Daniel
Webster has arrived from Havana with dates to
the 9Th, and 100000 III specie.
/ The Dutch ship CoFnelia Coon Hooft, from
SwRrtas, brought three hundred and seventy
eight Coolies to Havana, but lost 2lO during
the voyage.
Sugars were held firmly.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-14

Cn'cAco paper says that Mr.. Douglass ar
guments are always sound.
Whereupon Prentice says ''there is in some
OF them great deal thatis sound-mere sound"
GENTLEMAN of Norristown, Pa, has the
SEeritable china plate from which Burgovne ate
ms meals while marching his invading army
from Canada to Saratoga
TnE most remarkable case of indecision we
ever heard OF, was that of the man who sat up
all night because he could not decide which to
lake off frst-his coat or his boots.
in Worcester. 9S>''s .'4ss'''eu
IT is estimated that $40, 100000 worth Of
tobacco Tobacco was used in Franco during tho year
1857. - : ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-14

Comets Of 1858 - This remarkable comet is
now visible to the naked eye. 1t is now only
one hunderd and forty millions of miles distant
and is very rapidly approaching the earth, and
although already shows through common opc-
ra glass 81 well defined tail. We are told that
during the first week of October the comet will
be Of the most striking brightness, possibly the
largest of the century, and at that time will be
near Arcturus, perhaps even surprising
that brilliant star in splendOr. 1t now visible
for about half an hour after sunset and an hour
before sunrise in line with the two stars cal
led the Pointers, and forming nearly right
angle between these and Arcturus. It is now
hest seen at four ocloack in the morning DR..
Gould suggested in the last number of his
Journal that from the similarity of the elements
it was possible that thiscomet was identical with
the first cometof 1927, and also that of 1TG4.
This fact seems now from recent observations,
almost certain, affording a reasonable presump.
ton that it is a periodic comet, whose period
is about thirty one years.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-14
FROM .WAsHINGToN.

WAsHINGToN, 4 3.--,TOgde Bowlen our Mini.
ster to Paraguay arrived3in the city this NOR
ming. and shortly after had an interview with
General Cass, at the state department.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-14

Ne,O Gooas-Isaac Prayer, Main street is now
opening large and splendid stock of desirable
dry goods, to which he invites public examina.
non- Those who want first class goods at re-
duced prices, should call soon.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-14

a TrinnguLur Fight and H0m it Ended
On Sunday three mon named Timothy McKen,
David Tawlfed and Micheal Lynch, found
themselves congregatcd at Lutz's tavern on
Market street, all slightly intoxicated except
Lynch who was very drunk. Lynch felt des-
tructive lie wanted something to tear, some
thing to rend. lie commenced pulling down
the maps from the bar-room walls. The land
lady requested him to desist. Lynch struck
her. TawlEield and McKen, with more gallant
ry than discretion, knocked Lynch down, A
noise and confusion-officers rush in and drag
all hands ont aud take them down to Alder
men Wright's Office. Lynch was laid out at
full length upon the floor, spcwing and blowing
like porpoise. All three find five dollars and
costs. Tawlfeld paid, and the others were
sent to jail. McKen's wife heard of her lords
imprisonment and set him free, and Lynch's
employer did the same thing for him. Yester-
day TawlIield and Mcken complained against
Lutz for selling whiskey on Sunday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-14

N0tieo.-several inquiries having been made
by our customers for the ".Sietser Aperient," a
highly esteemed and valuable preparation for
the cure of Dyspepsia, Headache, Heartburn,
Costivencss, Acidity of stomach, &c., We now
give notice that We are prepared to supply our
customers with the genuine preparation. We
have received also the celebrated "Coeoaine,"
for preserving and identifying the hair. 1t
softens the hair when hard and dry. 1t gives it
a rich lustre. Its effects arc permanent tits.
in large bottles. We are told by parties in this
city that it is the best and cheapest hair dressing
in the world. 1t is made from cocoa nat OH -,
For sale, with all the popular preparations, by
I. II. Logan & Co, Bridge Corner Druggists.
SEE advertisement of Dr.. Sanford's Liver In
yigoratorin another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-14

FW-We confess to some delicaey and embar-
rassrnent in referring at all to communication
which appeared in yesterdays Times, concern
ing the address oftlie Rev. a. Campbell, at
West Liberty. Weares glad to be relieved from.
the necessity Of saying anything except by way
of preface TO the following communication,
whichin our opinion very effectnally disporses
of the unfounded and certainly uncalled for
comments ofthe writer of that article:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-14
Caution.

UnHGtOnsr
Many Druggists, having old Lnments hand will try
to sell thent yon the best, bat do you positively
fuse purchase them. Ask for BAGG'S ARCTIC LIN.
IMENT,i - and take other.
Liberal a1ROpCBHtfonU
Tie proprietorsngree furnish each Of Doll
lar bottle, free the g. Journal
Thsts of the best illustrated papers.
emitting the benefit prop.
tIs ~ Sstic ~, ~ ss y H '
$1botes. The 50 and bottles contain so aud 100
cent. Eminent in proportion their cost
are thecheapest. For salsby BRAGG q BURROWS,
SoleProprietOrs ST. Louis. bIo
An Agent wanted in every and vIliate Applica-
tons nst always be acconpaned by responsihe refer
enccs For sole by LAlfGlILIES & BUSHFIEID,
anfS:1y-sMd&W-AS Geperal Agents fo, NSbesl.g
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RAITIAIORE. MARKR.r

bAItlAiOitE MARKER.
SEPTEMBER 13.-Flour in-actycat $50; Wheat
Hand lower; sales red at 125 and $50 and
white at 1919 and 1871; Corn dulllat "a and 80.
for white and 90 and SO for yellow; Whiskey,
sales Of Ohio at &c and 81; Provisions dull and
heavy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-14
MORE THAN 500, oooBoFTLEs
SOLD IN TEE
NEW ENGLAND STATES
IN ONE YIGAR.

THE RESTORATIVE OF PROF. o. j. WOOD, PoR RE:
Nj storing hSts psrecty and has meyer
parts Of the world and from the most to prove
that 1t perfect H'St0rdtiUe; the circular and
you eannot doubt; read also the following:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-14

CINCINNATI MARKEr.
SEPrE4BER / 3 - Flour dull Provisions heavy,
holders selling freely at decline, taken offers
made. Whisky 204, steady. Wheat dull, buy.
crs holdirg back.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-14

SFfencha GoodS.
NHINTzES2OV pieces wide, warranted fast colors,
" i26 cents, always sodfo % cents yard.
second mourning chintzes at In cents
LoUPIEE's BEST ALL WOOL DE LAME ut BIZ cents
per yard.
LAWEsThe very best quality, Which used to sell at %
cents, Will senoT at12E cents. Some good quality
low as en- cts yard.
CHALJY. DE hAINES-Plan and figured, the very finest
plain at 90 cents, and figured at IS cents yard.
Z oMBRE GRAPE E'ksPA5NE-25 pieces beautiful styles
and coors, very low price.
0MBRE BAREGE4-50 pieces, worth so cents, for only
80 cents yard.
S- few pieces Ameline Dress Goods, very nice and
cheap.
300 Pieces n CIV sfII.-An excellent alIboied
Black very rich psre, % inch wide, at only 61 cts
per yard; sold last season at 81 per yard.
Ehe GrenteS1 Bargain Yet
will sell superior SILK yards each, same
quality sold last season at from $25 to $780, For 0uiy
Sl5 apiece. !. challenge any merchant possessing
Judgment about silks, deny that these
sold half theirvaue. Also asupertor article GOLORED
P0GKTDE ROBES a DULLES, side stripes, very de-
sirabe coors and designs and Will be sold bargain
They arc OF very resent of large New York
retail and bought below cost
Also just received about 90 dress patterns styles
fancy silks very handsome and cheap
1uUBAREGE, LAWN & CHALLY ROBES. both Tide stripes
and double skirts Barge Robes 20 each such
for $40, Will sell for IS. Chaly Robes
style, cheap Pine Lawn Robes only One
Dollar aud Fifty Gents apiece; at ALEX. HEYBIAN'S
137 Siains Sc.
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ATLANTIC TEEEGR APH!

Great Excitement In Wheeling.
NOTICE TO CASH BUYERs.-l take pleasure In IN
forming my friends and customers, adopting
the Cash System Lam enabled sell g6ods last from %
to 50 per cent than house Wheeling and for
evidences OF the above sold moro
than can double the quantity Of goods that eefu
ionrshins times, under The old credit system am get
ting large additions 20 my stock every supply the
increased deluand have again received large
addition Of all ndsot desirable goods and prices to
astonish YOU for cash ard CASH only All cash buyers
fully TO give me an early call, and examine for
yourselves, and Jon Will not be dsappoine having
one OF the finest rooms in the city; stock goods
urpassed dt No. N.5lV. and BiddIo
strecs Centre Hing opposite HRS.
Packages delivered TO parts Of the charge
aug Respectfully JOHN n0EdER.
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IBR AGGs ARCTIC IINIn1MpIT

l!ottGASTGTs0 x4ESGi14G l4I4ISt4El6IGSE
T6sfncomprehen Lniment upon which the stea Z
afflicted Of lands hoWreIy ..
stoet,
4discBses,fs rapid 5lIsmilar prep
sufferers, the lneaeranam Of rev Of
Effected months Ger
hcateS from the parties named are in the
the propEietors bat their
One Rettle grtnlpp chant.
rs no S 9fgaI 91 a having
without eject. by
tie OF az etle lint 9Ss.. 30
s eE he ssy5 h 1
months, was cured by three four application tie
Ply eE.ttlle CEtldre.1
little daughter Of Mrs residing Lake
Of s9Rs ateF The AF fs Lin
ana in few ievs the sllfEtFeF
restored TO EeunIy.
feEsdfrom painful dlsh&urng eruption the face
ann by theGse of one Imminent
-ss,s7 : - 4 HOY EsorriSie Eumor.
Eugs5s Mallory Sestehes was ree victim Of
until ne tried the arctic Lnment. Three bottles cured
WondcrfaI 6turel
BEDFORD Mobile mined 10 her couch Cor three
failure Of all was cured blythe arctic Ln.
an I5xPIssioa.
AIE4PHis rKES Nov, 2sth, 1887.
scalded the Steam lndnced
~ ted the scads, and in very short time
the pain gone from the bruises two MAS
HENRY A EI., tssissnes 1aaEsen s.Fsss
WEBSTER CRY Iowa, Nov. 9th, 1857.
Dr. A:G: BRAoe-Deal Sir: For moro than three gears
degree, various hysicans nostrts
meps I'M SGs Dr. Baum 70 sFy the
dauGhterWas afflicted in the fer the
in applied your yspable and her
eyes ere now sound Thus have with to-
curing the rheams ism In my back would oOt he without
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CHEAP FOR CASH.
II G. HARBOUR, No. 143 Main St., has Just returned
e rom the East and is receiving his NEW STOCK
OF FALL GOODS whichis very large 0nd embraces the
greatest variety offered In this city.
My stock consists In part Of complete assortment
Carpets, Rugs, Oil ClOths, Wall Paper, Window Shades
Curtain Damasks be Laines, Gilt Corntces, Curtain
Bands and Pins, Table and Plano Covers together
great variety of articles too This
stock has been style aud price,
aud do think that offer Inducements have
not before been offered In this city.
Those in want Of Goods in the House Furnishing way will
please coll the Old Stand 43 street, and satisfy
themselves that this is the place OnEAP ooDs
EppQ j. O.. H
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IESE WOBKS!
IT n. DaEI1E, Pyrotcchnst from Cincinnati, re-
Lie spectfuy informs the citizens Wheeling
rounding country, that he will give
GRAND DISPLAY OF FIRE WORKS,
during Fair Islam, on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
SEPT 15th 6s. Mr.. DIchl will great pains to make
this one of the finest displays witEessedn this
try and Will this occasion exhibit large variety
of and beautiful designs, displayed brilliant
coors belonging to the Pyrotcclnic Art.
For particulars programmes the display.
25 cents to be had at the Pavilion during day
Ing Cool order will be preserved by efficient officers
Band of Music will be in attendance. aug27-td