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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-21
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
1IAMRP 6pp1 MnpMRNT

-s5I Trains leave Portland, Grand Trunk
Station, for Lewiston and Auburn, at
lao a. IA. and lbs r. III. ns-o
For Bangor and intermediate stations at I.25 p M.
RETURNIEG-Leave Lewiston at $40 A. M. /, and
arrive in. Portland at $50 A. M. Leave Bangor at
1901 A. NJ f., and arrive in Portland at 2.15 P. M.
Both these trains connect at Portland with trains for
Boston.
Freight train leaves Portland at A. NJ, and re
turning is due In Portland at / r. ~.
Stages connect with trains at principal stations,
daily for most Of tho towns North and East of this
line. isio l0 Nask
G. III. MORSE, Supt.
Wsterville. November, 1858. decl4
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Dissolution Of Copartnership.,

TNHE copartnership heretofore existing under the
IL firm name of John Lynch & Co., is this day dis
SO we'd by mutual consent. John Lynch and Pelee
Barker author zed TO settle the affairs Of The
and sign its name in liquidation.
JOHN LYNCH,
SD t2li isli Ri sil3rg dPELRG BARKER
80. THOMAS LYNoH
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BUNS. huns. Rnnsi

VvHE we,lknown eParker House, and eommor
Il Sheet Buns can be obtained Of the subseriber No
except d. G. w II RR0OKS
Portland, March 11-eod2w
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We believe we can offer superior inducements to
all persons wishing to invest in
Petroleum Stocks.

Such investments. a class, offer greater induce
msnts to persons of either largo or small means'
than any the world has ever known.
Many Petroleum Stocks arc nowpayingat the rate
Of go per cent. persnnum. and taking the increased
value o. the stock into consideration person in
vesting at subscription price in rel abe companies
may reasonably expect TO double their money with
in Capitalists in all parts ofthe country are
now giving their attention almost exclusively TO this
cass of securities which have already yielded prace-
ly fortunes to thousands of persons.
Persons desiring information rely upon re-
ceiving an unbiased account of the standing snd
prospects Of the various companies on the market.
Receipts and Certificates viii be forwarded in e<'
change for available funds, without charge; and
Petroleum and Coal stocks will be sold at the Bro
kers' Boards Of Now York and Philadelphia al
the regular rates of commission.
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sa4o Acres Of VEN selected Oil Territory

III -te'- ~ r p - orc $40 tAllsg&
in some twenty careful ly selected ndseparate Farms
= No n IL; i, 'fHf slij, sf namely:
Marietta, $40 acres; has one well down SEQ feetwth
rood chow of oil and gas; havejus commenced put
ting down the second well. -
, No. 2. Mccoy and Wickham Farms, 240 acres, on
FsderllaCr Five miles above these Farms, on
the same creek there has been well struck within
two wsi ks. which IS flowing over three hundred
barrels per day. t,.f...,. .,-+
no. 8. Adams ard Robinson Farms, lSo acres on
hallway Run. ykfs s3ts.faa5a ~ fpiaw
s No a Smith Farm, 80 acres ON Horse Run.
No. 8. Sprague Farm, ITO acres on Dodge Run.
No. 6 Thomas Farm. 81 acres on Thomas Run
No. Z. Sharp, Administer, Ferguson, Ford, Turner
Lynch Deming, Lsfiin and Woodruff Farms, 1895
acres Volt CT eek, considered by bst Idges to be
the very best of oil territory. ~.
No. s Miller Farm, 80 acres, ON Tunnel Hill Rum
No. Q. Variety and vanralanker Farma, 100 acres
ON Garfield Run. AklEI
No. 10. briggs Farm, 46 acres en- Big Run
No. II. Shirley Farm 81 acres, on Federal Greek
on which they are making preparsticnsto pat down
q well Immediately. n1 III a hI
No. IL. Frost Farm, 80 acres, on Hooking River
on which they are just putting down well
Applications, II accompanied with $50, in cash or
draft, for each share wanted, will be promptly repli
ed t, If addressed to sew
Z W. WILLIAMS. IA Broadway. N. Y.
or JOHN G. PROCTOR,
Office ON Lime Street, entrance first door from the
Post Office Portland, Maine.
March II. eod2w
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= In the summer Of 1864. Professor Silliman ex-
amined this locality, and in letter dated at Bae.
nayentpra, Santa Barbara County, July 2, 1884, he
thus Communicates the results OF bis observations up
onfhe property nowOwned by the California PETROL
cum Company, the purchase of which he strongly
recommended to his friends in New York.
'Ihe property covers an area of $1,000 eighteen
thousand) acres in one body, on whiehar at pres
ent at least twenty natural oil wells, some of them
OF the largest size. Aitesian WI lis will be fruitful
along double line of thirteen miles, say for at least
twenty-five miles in linear extent The Ranch is an
old Spanish grant of four leagues of land, lately
confirmed, and of perfect title 1t has. as said,
abou. eighteen thousand acres in it of the finest
land. watered by four rivers, and measuring, in
right line, in all, near thirteen miles As ranch, it
is SPLENDID estates but its yalue is its almost JaJ.
toas Wealth in the best Of oit''Tzr taes
In aletter written to the company since his re-.
turn, (Feb. TO- 1851 says:- on
81 am happy to be able to confirm. at this date.
what have said in my published report respecting
the extraordinary character aud high value of the
estate on which your company ia established. -
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The fee simple pr pertY of the Company consists
oftwo hundred and thirty eight acres OF tie best
territory in the oil regions lying Pit Hole Creek
Cherry RIM, Mcguire Run, and Dunn Run, near ii.
doute. W Tells will be sunk on this property immedi-
ately, and with the large working capital $4,000,
great results are anticipated.
This Company has been formed not as matter OF
speculation, but to develope property which it is
believed will prove to be OF grea va.ue. The repu.
tation of the gentlemen composing the Board Of
Trustees is suffice guarantee tn 1t this ject Will
be rapidly and faithfully carried out, and That the
stock will prove most desirable and profitable in
yestment, --ssN .
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RAILROADS.e
J portland and Kennsbec R. R.

Ezn Passenger Trains Leave rortiand E aa,'
: ior BrunsTTifSOsr eA,I AZ kssadaii's
,is a az; at 20 F. NJ with train for
Baagor and ia al east OF Ksndals MiliS same
es ening.s 3 =. .ssen GER train ia due in Portland
n Train takes passey gers 81 Aenuai
Ms rom train from Bangor e e rec
CvhRR afn. and all other stations DetWeen Drans
VIZ c and Kendaps Mills for Bangof ans t az
.tatons GA the Maine Central d. Il. east % men
n dHEoueH FARES from Portland and Boston by
tbis route to Bangor will be made the SAME as by
T,eicht TTan leaves Portland at 2 A. NJ. daily and
is due alsPM. EDWIN MOVES,
Dec 10, '64--dec22tf supt.
.o.U 9, grammar Ann pAu poAn
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PETROLEUM.
THE STELLA PETROLEUM COMPANY

Is organized under the General a, the tata ~
New Yak, with Capital Of $500. 600, REPRESENTED
Dy lVO,O0O Share of the par value OF as each =
are exempt from all personal liability
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International Steamship Go.
Eastport, Calais & st. john.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

zxg9x On and after Thursday.
- n March I'd the steamer New
6INr4SVkA tiGL%<AK brunswick, Capt. e. B. Win
- chester, will until further nc
soot ~ lice leave Railroad Wharf,
p 81 state Street, every Thursday, at O'Clock,
Rohh;n. Queen, will connect for st. Andrewa,
and y y and Calais, with the New Brunswiok
tions ~ e. way for Woodstock and Honiton STA
Mach;sS sage Coaches also connect at Eastnort for
Retarn and in;tSermediate places '
A. fol- Evil. VIII leave st. John every Monday at q
P M. 1ays r, sa1,iing until o'clock
Portland, Feb 20. lse5.-dtf = AAroN' Agent.
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WrNrER ARRlNGEMENrs,

WTNTRR ARRAN
Wi 4s Commencing Nov. It'll, 1864.
Czaz7FsgzS=1 Passenger trains will leave the Sta.
ton, foot OF Canal street daily, tSun-
days oxcepted) as folIows: s8fFLE
Leave Portland for Boston, at S.45 A. NJ. and $50
p. M. lt ,41UoI rNf rrf = lrssr
Leave Boston for Portland at $50 A. III. and 2so
p.
Leave Portsmouth for Portland, at 1000 A. M. and
500 +. NJ f
These trains will take and leave passengers at way
stations -AAe es931N in7
8 Freight trains leave Portland and Boston daily:
sa FRANCIS CHASE, Supt
Portland, Nov a, 1864. oc81 edit
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ATLANTIC -s'b 5
Mutual Insurance Company
e 81 WaH 50, cor. Wiuians. NEW YORK.
JANUARY, 1866.
lnsures Against MARINE and INLAND Navi
CATION Risks. % nos

Inc wnoie pronts OF the Company revert to the
ASSURED, anu are dlvloed ANNUALLY, upon the
fr. mlums terminated during the year; NJ For which
Scaanca'es are lssuea' Gearing interest until re-
Inc DIVIDENDS In the Years 1854 and were 40
Tho Profits for % Years amount to the
i, sum m.; Of .,.,a 10. ,..n ,oa... s1sesl. 900
Cash, l2,s5a 7sO
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Capital stock Only $500, 900

Instead of $50, 600. 600, which would actually be
the portion of soma other companies; in other
words there might be thirt5 three companies of ST.
100000 zach formed by this Company, and then each
one be equal to many other companies formed In
stead of three million shares, there but 00)
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The directors of this Company are all practicai
BUSH me a. most of them well known to the leop-
10 of tais State. they have organized this company
with the desire and fill determination to make IL
the hest paying enterpr ever offered to the people
of Maine. Each Director having invested money in
the st, ok Of the company has the same interest to
make the dvid end ar, that any other stockholder
can have With this view they have selected fom
tho hundreds parcels of lands Offered Il EN- after
csreful exam nation of the lands in the great oil
reg ons by one of the Direct ors who has spent the
past four moaths in examining and comparing the
value Of the different loca tiles Of the most
valuaJLe oil territory on CHgRRY RUK VenGngo
Co. Penn.,-in the midst Of the great aeioing ioetIs
where the, have one aceH already more than tfoo
hundred fee. dosca Nth the most favorable indica-
tions tf OIL and scithin ninety rods Of the great
Reed Well th.lis now flowing $50 bbls of Oil per day
add paying net income to the owners gilmore than
two thou aad dollars Fer day, seve hua dred and
fifty th7usand d3lldrs per year. Should this COM
pAny have thu good fortune 10 st ike ell rat will
yield The amount Of oil per day,-and they are
on terrific } just good-it would pay dividend
of more han twice he amount OF their entire capt.
ta ths first year. They also have three other wells
commenced, within eighty to one hundred and fifty
rods OF the great REED, WADE, YANKEE, GRANeER,
and other flowing wells that theY will complete
with all possible dispatch. Between their wells
numbfr one and four, they have territory enough
for Large number of wells that they will COM
mence boring soon as the engines and other fix
tuIes can be got to the ground. From the wells
this territory the Directors, and all Others acqualnt
ed with the locality anticipate great esults they be-
ing in so close proximity to The great Cherry RuR
5osoiag Wells, that are aoac actually producing
nearly, mot quite, half Of all the OIL sent TO
mark from Vsnango c.unty. The failure to OBJ
tain vil on this territory has been only in one 0eu
out ofseventy-sir which have besn completed. The
s-S.nv have also secured one fourth of the entire
working ihu asst II 40. nj land ON Cherry
Run, directly opposite the Reed and sGrangsr wsus
with one well being sunk now about 25Ofeet down
within 10 feet ofsome Of the largest wells on Cher
ry Run. BY reference to he following dispatches to
the New York Herald and Evening Express, it win
b. seen that ansther Too Hundred Barrel Vel has
just been stsuck en- Cherry Run-which is within a
fsw rc6s cfthis property.
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WE undersigned have this day formed a copart-
IL nership under the style and name of lynch.
Barker 60, for III purpose of transacting Gen.
eral Comm sion and Importing Business, and have
Co, Commercial st. - +.
JOHN LYNCH,
PELEG BARKER.
March l, 1S65.-lm .7ITI
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Trustees.

SAMUEL BOOTH, So Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn.
JOHN FRENCH, Clinton Avenue, Brooklyn.
FOSTER PETIT, Tot Petit q Crook)1 1876 Water St.
New York.
WILEIAM Ii. Wal Laos, ls1 Washington Street,
New York.
s RIoHARD INGRAHAM, le Court St. Brooklyn.
WILLIAM M. LITTLE, (of WYckoff & Little, Mon.
tague street. near Court, Brooklyn.
ALFRED BEcAE tor Becar, Napier co., 34s
Broad way, New York.
JOHN DoHERTY, Park Place, Brooklyn.
L. HoRATIo BIeLow, lof l.. II. Biglow O. Co,)2
William Street, New fork.
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Steam to and From the Old Country

Steam to and From the Old Country.
fR The weii-knownt favorite Clyde.built
stsaIdsnIps 'HsBERSI a. e. CALEDONIA, ""BRITAN-
MIA" and UNITED lNsDoM," are ,nten ded to sail
fortnighily to and f. ON New York. carrying pas
ssngers to and from liverpool, Glasgow, Belfast,
Dublin, Waterford, Cosk, LimericE, 6uls.Gy or
londonderry These steamers were built specially
for she Atlantic trada. divided into wafer aud
alright compartments. - y ono Is
Rates of Passage. Y
From New York ~ any ofthe above place: Cabins
$12o and 300; eteerage $45, payable in American
currency. .
To New York from any Of the above places Cab;
ms. $65 snd $50; storage, $25 payable in gold or
equivalent in American currency. lai tal
Those who wish to send for their fri snds can buv
Hcsets at these ratet from the Agents. % ( ~ Ia
= - .t <, FRANCIS MACDONALD B. co,
jan9d4m bowling Green N, ~nrk
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Remarkable Cure of DEAFNESS of TtOsnty
Years Standing. q ar

June 18th, 1854.
j, JOHN A. NBwooMB, of Quincy, do certify that
have been entirely deaf in my left Tor twenty
years, and for the past ak years my right has
been so deaf that could not hear conversation
public speaking Of any kind could not hear the
church bells ring, while was sitting in the church.
have also been troubled for number of years with
very sore throat, so that obliged 90 give up
singing IN church, for had lost my voice. / had
great trouble in my head-terrible noises almost to
eraziness. My head felt numb and stupid and was
q source of constant trouble to me.
tried every remedy that could be thought Of
went TO aurists but as they ted to instIu
ments, would have no hing to do with them
About one month since obtained Mrs. Browns
Metaphysical Discovery, and used it according to
the directions the botte And the rcsul' is that
the caring of both cars Is perfectly restored, so
that can hear well as any man. The great trouble
in my head IL entirely gone. Ny head feels perfect
ly easv and at rest. My throat, which was dseas
ed is entirely cured; and have recovered my voice
again, would not take one thousand dollars for
the benefit have received in the use of Mrs NJ g.
Browns Metaphysical Discovery.
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Steam from Liverpool to Boston,
- DIRECT, ONCE 4 FORT,YIGHT
Warren 4 Co.'s Line.

~e>~..Is M n The following splendid first class
A 11TM iron Screw Steamships are appoint
s%fN&SNSedst TO sail from Liverpool for Bos-
uiazl7ssS755lzston every alternate Saturday, com
m sli0lng SATURDAY. April 8, 1866.
PRoPoNTIs, 2f00 tons, 40 $50 horse power.
HELLEsPoNT, $500 tons, $50 horse power.
GAMBIA, 25C0 tons, 400 horse power.
tARMoUNT, $500 tons, $50 horse power.
Passengers by these Steamships will be regularly
supplied with liberal allowance Of cooked provs-
ions. .-...
Steerage passage from Liverpool to Boz ton, $50 90
Children under IL years, 30 60
InfaDts under wear. 10 90
e4-TO RESIDENTS OF NEW ENGLAND wish
ing to gettheir friends out from the Old Country,
these steamers oer advantages superior to those Of
any other Line Passengers by these steamships
land in Boston. wherethey will be within Easy reach
af thnr friends and where thew will avoid many of
the dangers and annoyances which btset strangers
landing In New York.
For freight or passage apply to WARREN co.
80 State St. Snd 4l3 Commercial street Boston.
G-SIeHT DRAFTS for FL Sterling and upwards
payable In England, ireland or Scotland, for sale.
Asents in Liverpool GEO. WARREN Co.. Fen
wick Chamter fb16j6w
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Allen Haines. President of Second National Bank
OF Portland.
Josiah HI. Drmnsnaond, Ex-Attoraey General,
City Solicitor OF Portland
John White, Jr., of White Lunt, No 40 walk
er street, New York. @
C. p. Kimbelt, Carriage Maker, Portland, Me.
j. N. Collins, of Collins & Lindsey, No II Mur-
ray street, New York.
C. w. Robinson, formerly Of G. w. Robinson e
Co, Portland, new of New York.
j. G. KimbaH formerly of j. NJ. Kimbail Co.,
Portland, now Of New Yrik.
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Sound Advice
Metaphysical Discovery

is Quicker and Safer than the Best PkysieiGB IN
the Land. O7-Let the WISE always keep Box in
their house.
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Great Cure ofDyspepsia. Paralysis, Con,tipatiOH,
| Se, Of Tt0eAfy Years. standing.

DVCoIlIUoI IoV1s
Mrs Martha Villa, of Lonswood, Mass, has suffer-
cd for 80 years with complication disease men,
tai and physical great nervous debility, dysp psia
and constipation IN its worst form has cen DOCTOR
ing aud drugginE ali her life obia ned my Me aphys-
ical Discovery about May last and by its faithful
has now both mental ana physical faculties restored
Mrs. Villa says she knows many people who have al
so been similarly benefited by my Metaphysical
Discovery ~
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ICE unde r-igned having purchased the stock of
grocery Business at the old stand, No lS9 Granite
Block, Commercial St.
-illI aailf THOMAS LYNCH,
March l, 1S65.-d&wsw p.
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$4,000 Reserved for Working Capital.

!s OFFICERS,
SAMUEL BOOTH, President.
JOHN FRENCH, Vice-President.
HEMAN b. AUTEN, Secretary.
WILLIAM NJ LITTLE, Treasurer.
ALHX. McCUE, Counsel -
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THE
CALIFORNIA
PETROLERM CO.

Located on the Ranch of Ojai, near
Buenaventura, in Santa Barbara Co.,
California
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A Perfect Cure for Catarrhl
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This property consists Of valuable Rights in the
very best Oil lands in tbs country situated on Oil
Creek. Pennsylvania, and Bull and Cows Creeks
and Rawson's Run, West Virginia. Property in the
vicinity Of Rawson's Run has increased largely in
value within few months, on sccornt OF the num-
erous successful developments. There are now many
wells going down upon this property, OF being put
in working order under the manageme Mt OF nm aoie
superintendent. .aga.s
A map and prosps ctus of the different properties
belon gin TO this Company, may be had npon appli
cation at our office. ia 4aaf
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u The Company has Assets over Eleven MILLION
Dottars, viz:--- '.f.' SO iI9dfa 7r''.> -''''o''
United States and State of New.York
S,ocs, City blnk ana other stocks, $4,s74.7oO
Premium Not,s and Bids Receiy able 'N''oS
Real Estate, Bond and Mortgages and
:, other securities, 3 $40, $50
Uniteu States 0oid Ooin, nc $50
Cash in Bank, aE9HeE II zSS 430
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SUFFOLK
Petroleum and Coal Co.,
, OF BOSTON. 'na.l
OF BOSTON.

In snort time Subscription Books will be opened
at office only for portion Of the Stock due notice
of which will be given. ad
FUN information VIII be furnished In regard to
the above and all other Companies in the market.
upon application at our Oiice, personally or by let
ter. iefr.r t-
r. s.-rarties remmitting funds to us will please
send oy express, except when drafts can be Obtained
IN winch case we win bear the charges Of forward
ing In this manner they can obtain reliable re-
ceipts 95
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From the New York Herald fft.
News has been received and abundantly confirm
ed from several sources, Of the striking of new
200 barrel Well on Cherry Run, above the Reed
Wel.n ls llEr
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wewould call special attention to the following
companies:
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=PETROLETJM.

Which they should be were they rated in proportio
to the majority of Companies, as ses below.
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Fee simple of twenty acres of the Barrett Farm,
on Pithole Greek. All fiat boring land, situated
above the new well just struck by he United States
No better selection can be found on the whole creek
for oil purposes Wells will be Immediately put
down on this property. 5s A.s + .'..-- ~ II
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MEDICAL.
TURTH

us PenlbertoR Square, Boston.
osBIoRs 4l0 arch Street, Philadelphia,
LAS Bond street. Rel0 York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-16

HOW TO TELL A LADY.-Ten women
shall get in an omnibus, and though
we never saw one of them before, we
shall select you the true lady. She
does not litter when gentleman, hand
ing up her fare, knocks off his hat, or
pitches it awry over his nose, nor does
She receive her "change" after this Ito
him) inconvenient act of gallnntry. in
grim silence. She wears no lowered
brOcade to be trodden under foot. nor
ballroom jewelry, nor rose tinted
gloves; but the lace frill around her
tnce is scrupulously fresh, and the
strings under her chin have evidently
been handled only by dainty fingers.
She makes no parade of watch, If she
wears one; nor does she draw Off her
dark, neatly fitting glove to display os-
tentatlous rings. Still we notice, nest
ling in the straw beneath us, such n
trig little boot, not paper soled, but of
an anti-consumption thickness; the
snonNet upon her head is of plain straw,
simply trimmed es1F SY0di tFneslRGlV,
never wears n ''dress hat'' in an omnf-
bus. She is quito as civil to the poorest
ms to the richest person who sits beside
her, and equally regardful of their
rights. If she attracts attention it is bv
the unconscious grace of her person
and manner, not by the oStentation of
her dress. We are quite sorry when
she pulls the strap and disappears; if
wo were II bachelor we should go home
to our solitary den, with Il solitary reso-
luton to he II better and a-murried
man.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-16

No MORE SHOWS IN STEUBENv1LLE,
The legislature passed n law at its
last sitting, requiring all places where
public exhibitions are held to have
three places by which persons can
make their exit, in case of accident OF
ttre-twO in the rear of the building ms
we'll as one in the front. The city au-
thorities, twho are authorized,) have
examined KilgOre Hall, the only place
in the citywhere public entertainments
are held, and condemned the same,
NO exhibition can, therefore be held in
this city until the Hall fills the legal
requirements three places of de-
Pnrture, two in the rear and one in the
front of the buiIdingF
This law applies to all buildings
where the public congregate, halls, no
tells, churches, school houses, Iyc. A
number of churches, we understand,
have also been examined, and will
hnye to be improved to meet the re-
4uirements of the law, be closed or
liable to heavy penalty. The law is n
judicious one, and should be enforced
everywhere.