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FROM SHERMAN.
BATTLE NEAR DALLAS.
SEVERE LOSSES.

New YORK, jane "a correspondent
says Of Sherman's battle near Dallas on the
25th, that the rebels were entrenched be-
hind breastworks which were occupied by
Sherman's division, Hoods corps. .@i ~
Geary's division which was in advance
pursued after them just up to the rebel
works, and were met by withering fire ol
grape and canister and musketry, then
Butterfelds division swung around on their
left, and Williams had now fallen into line
of battle. A general charge was made on
the rebel lines, which was received with a
shower of bullets. The Goth corps was
badly pressed aud staggered back beneath
the destructive FIRE. The 4th corps now
came up, but darkness had stopped the
combat. ID"
The victory at New Hope on the 9th,
was won by the hardest lighting and severe
losses, as has already been detailed.
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New Yoax, Jns 9.

$50 .reia l hs. New YoRx, Jus O.
Flour Stsis and Western lOa2O cents hstssr Sith
more doing s0as 80 for ex state; ea8 g Ae sx r
II O. and 8 30a9 rs for trade brands.
Whisky without any change; 3o0l 81 for
State, Slslt32 for western; tiltfIh iafG
Wheat 2a4per cent better; 6ssl. rs Chicago
Spring; I Goal Is for. Min Club; 73sl 80 foe w.
tern rcd. a. .D .t = tlf.t14yaF
.oon dull and scarcely 50 firm. New ntxsd
Western l63;
Rye scarce and wanted at i4Oal45. 4 last
Oats very dull. ii-v,
Rice more active II llAsllk
Coffee quiet. '-'
Sugar steady; oubs l7alsx.
Wool quiet.
Petroleum dull; crud, 42k
Pork moderately active but lower, 30 for old
mess; 50 6O@32 rs for now do; "a SOFAS so for
old and new prime and 32s32 80 for prime mes,
Beef more active and higher; 9 S0Al3 for nsss;
10 5Oal9 81 for repicksd mess; 10 50a22 for extra
mess. .f7 II .fi
Cut meats little frmsr, llk@llE % o..E
Lard frmsr; l4Aal4Z.
Butter dull and shade easier; 25a3S foe Ohio
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to be lost. Such as escaped found shelter
in nnmber of fshermen's huts on shore
the only hahitations within two miles.
p The bost was launched on.y about siA
weeks since, and was furnished and ap
pointed in splendid style. Her hull is
burned to the waters edge. ao,lsa8,s 4. !
No names of the saved or lost are as yet
learned. r, a, 7la laa alg
While the fac was raging, the steamer j.
w Baldwin passed up and rescued 60 or 10
who were landed at Rhinebeek and thence
proceeded home. ~
The bost and cargo are total loss. The
boat was valued at $500, 900, and was fully
insured.
No baggage was saved and many escap-
ed in their night clothes.
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Heavy Firing in the Di-
rection of Bottoms Bridge.
HEADQUARTERS, ARMY OF THE
PoToMAC. June, 5th, q. IN.

Il.
The flag of truce sent out by Gen Grant
was arranged for last evening, and under
the direction of the corps commanders, the
dead and wounded between the lines Of the
works were brought off. There were very
few wounded at some points, while at 9th
ers quite number we're found. None but
medical officers and stretcher bearers were
allowed to 60 on the field. A few shells
from the enemy on our left, yesterday p N,
were thrown, but did no damage. =
A portion of the 5th corps is reported as
having arrived at a point on the Chicka
hominy river, near Bottoms bridge. Con-
siderable firing was heard in that direction
yesterday p m.
A party of rebels consisting Of Capt
and Lieut. and five privates, came into our
lines yesterday, with flag of truce looking
for the body of an officer. and our men at
that point brought them in, not knowing
that a flag of truce prevailed. They were
returned to their lines last evening.
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Farm for Sale.

WILL offer at public SALE " the highest bidder, on
l. Friday, June Oath, at o'clock, P NJ on the prem
ises my Farm situated four miles from the city Of
wheeling on the National Road, and two and one
half miles on the Hempfeld Railroad from said city.
The place contains SO acres, of which 36 acres good
bottom land located between the National Road and
wheeling Creek we'll adapted for Garden or Vineyard
purposes and desirable place for country residence
The remaining portion of the land is located on the
HempHed Railroad, and contains excellent coal, on
which there good apple orchard-also well adapt
ed for Vineyard,
The above two portions of land will be offered for
sale separately.
For terms Of sale. &c, enquire Of the undersigned.
THOS. CLARK.
An Excursion Train will leave the Hempfeld De-
Dot at l2 O'Clock P. NJ. to accommodate those de-
sring to attend the sale. jes-td
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FROM BUTLER. I !. !
Expected Movement in the
Rear of Richmond.

New YORK, June 1.-The Commercials
Fort Monroe correspondent. of June eth
says:
Indications in General Buffers ere that
forward movement will soon take place.
Just as our informant was leaving his
camp, an officer said, "you need not be sur
prised to hear very soon of the moving of a
heavy force from this department. to the
rear of Richmond. We have pontoon
bridges enough to span all the rivers near
Richmond, in dozen places. General
Buffers works are represented as impreg-
nabie.
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FoR several days past the shores Of our
river have been lined with boys and young
men, who, in defiance of law and decency
We're determined upon bathing. Yesterday
the police made descent upon them and a
large number were arrested and fined. Ii
these water dogs can't wait until the sun is
down, and then enjoy swim in the cool OF
the evening, in accordance With law, they
should repair to the creeks beyond the city
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BLACKBERRY Root is tonic and astrin.
gent, and has long been favorite domestic
remedy for Diarrhea, Dysentery &C.. aud
from popular favor has passed into medical
use. We confidently recommend Rankin's
Spiced Blackberry for the above ff1ictions
Prepared by A. j. Rankin Pittsburg and
sold by all druggsts.-Pitts. Dispatch.
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Sarcastic. .

A London comic paper called Nn has
published this scorcher The deputstions
ought to be we'll received: .f5s
f From the Dahomsy Daily Nsws.I
On Monday last, his Majesty, the King
of Dahomey, presided at q large and iuAu-
entail meeting, held for the purpose Of CON.
sidering the advisability of sending mis-.
sion to the benighted states Of Europe,
America aud elsewhere. s.a. aH l.
1t was urged by several speakers that the
various so-called civilized nations were In Q
most unenlightened condition. 1t was prov.
ed by statistics that the amount Of human
blood shed since the time of the battle of
Alma until the present day was almost
sufficient to submerge Europe and foat oil
its fleets. The Americans were perhaps n
the darkest depths of ignorance in this mat
ter. 1t was, threfore proposed to send
mission to New York, another to Richmond,
third to Warsaw, fourth to India with
power to establish o branch In New Zea-
hand. 1t was also pointed out that Q few
missionaries would find Q large hsld for
their labors 10 Schleswig Holstein ct this
moment.
His majesty, in his concluding speech,
approved highly Of schemes pfopouuded by
the meeting. Abiding to the native scns-
toms" Of Dahomsy, he observed thAt of
course they were quite alive to tbs, psoss
sity Of occasional blood letting for the sAks
Of the statistics, and to keep dswn the
population. At the same time he thought
the hour had arrived when they were In.
peratively called upon to rescue these be-
nighted whites from the grovellng degrade
ton and barbarity to which they had fallen.
Finally, he compared the relatively small
number of victims who had been required
for religious purposes in Africs and other
countries where the Christian religion waS
not in the ascendant, with the tremendous
catalogue of those who had been sacrificed
to ambition, envy and lust Of CONQUEST In
the regions where that creed was suppossd
to flourish.
The meeting concluded with Q vots Of
thanks to his majesty, who proceeded at
once to assist custom which had bean
appointed for the afternoon in honor Of The
objects Of the meeting.
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TIE LADIEssof St Mathews Church will
have strawberry festival and fair at Wash
ington Hall on Monday evening. Weknow
everything will be done to make the enter
tainment one of pleasure and amusement.
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ARREST OF A C0RRES-
PONDENT.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE
Potomac, June Z.

An order has been issued that Edwsrd
Cropsey, correspondent of the 2 hiladelphia
Enquirer, having published in that journal
libelous statement on the commanding
General of the army, and now acknowledg,
es it to be false, and based on idle camp rn-
mors, be arrested and paraded through the
lines of the army, with placard marked,
''lbeller of the press" and then put with
out the lines of the army.
Another order, dishonorably dismisses
Lieut Col McMurphy of the l30th N Y V,
for presuming to send flag of truce to the
enemy's lines without any authority.
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~ MORE RAlN.-Y Yesterday afternoon the
rain descended in torrrnts for half an hour
or so, and then followed few light show.
ers, which no doubt gladdened the hearts
of farmers and river men.
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FARM FOR SALE.-Attentio is directed
to the advertisement under this caption
which appears in another column. The
farm isin excellent condition, good location,
and every way suited for country resi-
dence. For terms apply to Thos. Clark,
Esq, in this city. td.,
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N 5ll ~ se.s .r - 4 II
Qrele0l:a|:.p5l(.tI'' ]. !.
FROM GRANT.
DISPOSITION OF our LINES,
Enflading Fire.

Headquarters Army Of the Potomac,
Monday 5th.-The Times special says:
The direction and disposition of our lines
since Fridays fight, has been materially
changed at many places, and especially in
front of the 9Th aud 9Th corps, our lines
are we'll fortified, but at other points We
are subjected to a CALLING enfilsding fire.
against which it is almost impossible 70
fortify. a'.'
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-10

SEVERAL cake stands, goblets, tumblers
and dishes, were taken away from Wash
ington Hall on Tuesday evening. Persons
having them, will please leave them at Por'
ter's store, or r. i G. Arkle 4 Co.'S grocery.
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Ratification Meeting.

BALTIMORE, Jue 8.-A great Mass meet
ing, to ratify the nominations is now being
held on Monumental Square, the Mayor of
the city presiding. Resolutions have been
adopted cordially endorsing and ratifyipg
the nomination for President, and COM
mending the same to loyal voters through
out the country.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-10

RrroRFrHE WAR the town of Clarksburg
could boast of some four or FIVE churches,
and the cause of Christianity was in flour
isbing condition. Now the town can boast
OF but two houses of worship, ard they are
in anything but healthy, vigorous condi-
ton. When the town was occupied by
troops, the churches were taken for
quarters, and most of them completely rid
died. The Presbyterian Church is now oc-
copied by a number of vagrauts, and the
Northern Methodist Church is filled with
negro soldiers.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-10

1T SEEMS" says Professor Wilson, "the
easiest Of all things to be kind and good.
and then it is so pleasant" This sentence
embodies reflection specially applicable at
this tine. when so many opportunities are
afforded US all to enforce by deed what we
know To be in truth right and proper. A
fair and festival will be given at Washington
Hall to night by the ladies of the Third
Presbyte terian Church for the purpose of ma
king needed repairs to that edifce. Would
the reader experience the pleasantness Of
being kind and good let him 60 to the fair
to night, and learn how little is required to
give pleasure, as well to himself as others
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-10

+" ExcELLEkT TCRAcKrRs.--To fourteen cups
Of -four, add Que cup Of lard, two teaspoons
full OF soda, four teaspoonsful Of cream tartar.
Rub the Ingredients we'll into -four and add
three cups Of water. Work thoroughly and
bake quick. .afa.n 60. -n-N
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Fair and Strawberry Festival

VNHE Ladies of the Third Presbyterian Church,
| South Wheeling, will hold Fair, and Strawberry
Festival at Washington Hall, Friday evening" ihe
10th inst. number offsncy and useful articles will
be offered for sale, among which beautiful bed quilt,
valued at one hundred dollars Tie Ladies hope to be
lie. jestd
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-10

THE Hop CARRIERS of Cincinnati have
been on a strike for some time for So per
day. Their demand has been acceded to,
and they have gone to work.
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A MAN named John Dowlan was fined
five dollars and costs yesterday, BY Aid
McManaway, for beating another man ove'
the head with poker.
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HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, june s.

The consideration Of the Niagara Falls
Ship Canal bill, was postponed until the End
Tuesdsp of December.
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MARRIED.

On the sth inst at the residence c the brides moth
er In Moundsvlle w, Va by Rev. Fitzerald, of Bell
air, Mr.. Lenone Mott, to Miss Gertrude Anshutz, all
of Barnes vile Ohio.
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JAMES MADISON YOUTsLER, who lived near
Staunton left his home about the arst Of March. His
name was registered at New Creek. W. Va, about
the 18th Of March, and he left there to to Wheel
ing, since which time he has not been heard frem. -
Any information concerning him, will be thankfully
received by his wife at the Virginia Hotel in this
city. SARAH YOUTSLER
jel0-2t~ -
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WOODEN WARE,

Sn DoZ. Hoop Buckets assorted red blue and
OU Green.
10 dog. Painted TubsNo. l, 2&S.
so Zinc Wash boards. .sfE
10 |" Half Bushel Measures.
20 Dash Churns, painted and white, different
Brass Bound Cedar Pals. (sses.
10 Hoop Horse Buckets.
Fof sale by p. G. HILDRRTH BRO.
63 Mai Street.
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New .Advertisements
LOST.

On Thu, sday between the hours of and IL O'Clock
A. M, supposed to have been dropped Main Street
a small brown satchell, containing four letters, ad-
dressed to Wheeling Hospital suitable reward will
be paid for the deiv Of the letters at the
North Wheeling. ]elO-2t-"
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-10

CRY OF WHErLING, June 6, 1864.
DERSONS requiring license to transact business of
any kind within the city, will please call this week
and obtain the same. Those negleetng this notice
will be called on by the City Sergeant which will sub
ject them to additional cost.
g. It I.IRWIN, Clerk.
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From the Shenandoah Valley.

NEw YoRK, Dec. e.-The Tribune's spec.
ial from the army of the Shenandoah, un-
der date of the 4th, Gays the important
cavalry expedition under Geu. Merritt,
which has been absent for one week in the
brought away about 1000 head of cattle,
sheep and hogs, and have left the whole
region over which they passed, without
hay or forage Of any kind. All barns con-
tanning hay have been destroyed. and the
hauuts of Moseby and his gang have been
thoroughly cleaned. A few rebel prisoners
were taken. The party was followed and
attacked by bushwhsckers at various
points, but met with NO serious opposition
The results of the raid into the LurRyl VAL
lev, which has been the lurking place oil
Moseby aud other guerrilIas, is most i'm
portant and will probably increase theiI
difficulties in getting subsistence ip thai
portion ofthe country.
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New York Market

NV YoEK, DsesmLsE 0,
RLoUR-state snd western SSIoS better MI
moduFatO demand; - Ss99 % for Extra State ~ 3"
C9S7O for suPsFhnsWestsFrT $1OSiO 50 for Common
10 Medium Extra Western; $u6all y for C1Inmoh
70 good shipping Brands K1tFa K. II. O., and $ll .
ala 90 for Trade brands, market clOsing quiet l.
Guided in the sales 1000 bbs FxtEa state tr ast
half Of January and 2O0 bbls do for ell Of February
Of SO 60.
WHISKY-IrresulaF aud unsettled; 81 R0C9l "
for Western, closing at 81 90.
WHEAF-Opened l6925 better and closed dull.
Chicago Spring 81 aga Is. No. 3 do - %. Amber
Michigan g IL
BGRLEY-DuII; sales at 81 R80I 0s.
CORN-Dnll and declining Mixed Western u -
In store and 81 o. delivered, the latter an 0ut1ids
oxTs-Opened decidedly drmsr aud CLOSED duIi
with Improvement partially lost. ooS95e toE Cana
ds; q O0@l OF for State; 81 o29l Us for Western
sdoat and IN store.
OORREE-Quet and very drm.
sTGAR-RTm With moderate demandi lsJI92Oe
for Cuba; 20c for Havana.
MOLASSES-RiFm-
PRTROLHuM-QaIet and AruAsF, Crude GS2lac.
Refined in bond 69S; Redned free quoted At ssss9s-
wOOL-Quiet and hFm- -.
PORH-firmeF with tAir demand at 80 bOlD1S 70
for 1863 mes SIS 1854 so for 1851 oeSh and
laT; $50 so for prime and S56S6 50 for prime mes
BEEP-Steady with moderate delnand5 $iO9l ioT
Mes; f2092S. for new plain mes and S&g19 I1r
new extra mess. Beef II ans STEADY, DreSse1 Hog
moderate demand ~ 1'9<9le1S Tor WssssFH and
City. ....,.
BUITER-In rather more demand aud nrmer II
SS6ISc for Western and 54E169 for State.
oaEESE-MOrO active q 1I9ISe for common I"
prime.
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~ADvExrURE WITH A TH1EE.-A gen.
tlensn residing in the srd ward had
rather remarkable adventure with thief
on Monday night. The thief gained an
entrance into the house by turning the key
of the front door with pair Of nippers,
and while IN the act of rumaging in the
drawers of bureau in search of jewell
~, the occupants Of the room, a gentleman
and his wife. were aroused. The gentle
man without stopping to reflect jumped
from his bed and sieziDg ERE shovel pro-
cssdsd to beat the fellow over the head.
The thief retreatsd as he had entered
through the front door, but just as he
creased the threshold his hat fell Off
The thief was so closely pursued that ne
was forced some distance from his hat, but
much TO the surprise of the gentleman he
returned aud picked up his tile which was
lying at the feet Of of the latter and re-
ceived another blow upon the head from
the Ere shovel The thief never spoke a
word during the engagement and was
either stranger. or go efectually disgnis'
ed that he could not be recognized.
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From Cairo and Below.

CrscrHSArr, Dec. 6.-one hundred and
seventeen bales of cotton arrived to-day,
"a for st. Louis. Gen. Buford had ordered
the lines around Helena closed to every
body. Stragglers arriving at Helena in
steamers Us soou as discovered are fur.
nished papers and required to leave imme-
diately.
The Memphis Democrat says 40 to so
prominent citizens OF Memphis were re.
Gently arrested at the mouth of White
river, by order of Gen. Buford for attempt.
ing to purchase cotton with permits from
Ellery, United States cotton furnishing
agent ct Memphis. Learning which, Ellie
~ dispatched an agent with letter Of in.
structions To investigate the case and re-
port to him. Upon his arrival at Helena,
Gen. Buford persmptorily refused to in
vestIgAte, or permit him to proceed to
White river, ordering him to return to
Memphis on the first steamer.
The steamer James Watson was detained
at Helena; her officers are charged with
illegal operations In cotton.
Among the papers captured on rebel
officers during Col. Rarge's raid into Ar
kansas. was an affecting appeal to the rebel
Geu. Kirby Smith by ex.Gen. Writ Adams
who has been conscripted and reduced to
the ranks. A communication dated head
quarters Northern sub'distriot OF Arkan-
sas, November 7th, states that another copy
had been sent by Col. Gross, via ShreVe-
The steamer olarat Dolson, from New
Orleans on the 2sth, has arrived. She
was fired into at the head of Dead Mao's
bend, by musketry; none hurt. The rebels
occupied Goodrich's Landing, which the
fedeFals recently abandoned, causing an
excitement at Vieksburg. New Orleans
papers received by this steamer contain nc
news. The mAfkets ara. unchanged.
The federal forces have been Withdrawn
from Jacksonville on the Tennessee river
and tho Government atores removed. NJ
transports or gunboats were above thu
town when evacuated, and the river is NOW
wholly abandoned.
A large quantity of clothing, boots ant
shoes, &c., was recently forwarded from
Memphis, via Mobile 10 oahawba, unae
charge of Capt, Whylock, for the telie
Of the Union prisoners held at thatPlace
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Trustees sale of Real Estate
Situate IN THE oITY OF wHExIINo.


DY virtue and In pursuance Ofs Deed Of frust,
ID executed BY Thomas TOWnsOnd and Richard
COWley, OF Belmont county, State Of Ohio, 10 Nor
gan Nelson, late Of the city Of wheeling, now de-
ceased, bearing date on 10th day Of AuEust, 1853,
and Only Of record In the RSeOrders once Uf Ohio
county, State u West Virginia. In DEED Book No. s.
folio S45 % secure 70 Francis h ATmlTong trustee
Of kmtty A. Zane the sNn Of tlileO w. Wlth inter
est thereon manifested, By two several Bonds
given for the same and described in sad Deed Of
Trust; will, - AdmtuistF't tor with the will an
tue Of the power entered upon me BY the 9Th see
tiou Of chapter us Of the Code Of VirgnA, proceed
on the 26th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1854 ~ the front
door Of tina Court HOUSE OF OhiO eOHnty, u cell At
public auction the folIoiug described piece parcel
Of landG A part Of Uhat u known y TIE name Of
the Cott5' Rarms on Wheoiing Greek, within the
limits Of the city OF wheeling beginning at stake
on FULTON street corner TO james, and james X.
Baker, thence n. 491So, W. 10 poec 70 the SusRman
line; thence with sad line N. IIO, 10 poles, to
Wheeling creek; thsaee down said creek and binding
thereon q 60o % poles; Thones g. 7Uo, z Ii POles
thence y. 100, Z. 81 poles, 70 stake corner 10 said
Bakers line; thence s. 1919, W. 10 poles, 70 the
and one half pOlss, described In said deed; pt
the following described part Of said land above de-
SeEibed thai ls 10 say beginning on the BaSt side
az PuILAu sIfeAl AID on the Bnakmau Ina ndg the
Mccartney Lnos thence y. ~ 4 ~ po!os, 70 .
stake at Wheeling creek: thence down slid creek
and binding thereon, 8. bOo, Il 4lsl0O Pol8s 20
StAkss thenee 4O5SSs W. 10 poles 70 stake on the
Puiron street. N $50 W. So 100 poles, 20 the be-
ginnnR; containk On5hAif aere. and Which va con,
veyed BY aid ToEpsSnd and Wiz f s5G 1917 S IN
RocoFieT1 once, in Deed Book NO-@aS toh0 80
Terms Of sAlSI Cash. ~ CvCTT
Administrator, with the will anneESd, o. MORAN
Melon Diseased, trusJos In the aboT0 dated deed
Ss11ETbe above sale Il postponed TN THURSDAY
u,SrnI-g. DSesmbOT lSty At 10 o'clock: noE4s.
fsG-Fho above sale has been further postponed
TN DEoAMBEA Is, at the sane time and place.
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wsAIIao UsDEa PA1sE CoLORs.-Of.
acer Geo. santmiers yesterday morning
arrested two young women who were at
tired 10 psntsIoons aud short skirts aud
they were committed to Jail by Aid. DuIty.
They were making quite merry in the Vi
Ginity of the Market house, and were being
followed and pestered by large crowd of
small boys. The women, both of whom
were quite young and rather prepossessing
in appearance, are said TO be from Pitts
burgh and are reported to be very Aban-
dOned aud wicked in their habits.