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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-11

Brings us News Dispatches and Market Re-
ports from all important points.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-11

MASONIC LECTURE.-We call atten-
ton to the advertisements which appears
ture" to be delivered at the Masonic
Temple, over Washington Hall, on We
dneSday next, by the Rev. DIR. McCabe.
The subject will be 1.-THE Masonic
Character of Washington" and as DIR.
McCabe is a man of profound and orig
inal thought, great power of lucid and
forcible statement, and eloquent deliv-
ening to. Besides. it Is but rarely that
Masonic Temples are thrown open to
the public.
Let all be on hand Wednesday even
inc
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WHY BE HUNBUGGED LOSGER.-Every
body draws prize in a bottle That will re-
store gray hair TO its original color, prevent
and cure badness. Rings Ambrosia is the
only preparation that Is warranted to do as
represented Try bottle and be convinced
or get your money refunded. For sale by
ODBERT, Chemist, End OF Stone Bridge.
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Bill posters will take notice that no
bills are allowed to be posted on the
towers Of the bridge. the wooden par
titions outside OF them, or the fences in
the immediate vicinity of the bridge.
Signs have been put up, marked Post
no bills here" which will guide them.
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THERE will be constabIe's saIe,at the
auction rooms of George E. Wickham,
on Saturday, August 18th, between 10
a. NJ, and P. NJ, at which will be
sold. among other valuables, two old
quilts, dirty, one flannel skirt, two
yards of alpaca, two clothes lines, sc.
This Is a good chance for bargains.
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BALD HEADS! GREY HEADS! ArrESr1ox!
Mrs. WinslOw's Hair Restorer will restore
grey hair to its original color, and force
growth Of hair on heads that are bald. Try
1t and be convinced. It is an elegant dress
ing and gives the hair most, son and glossy
appearance Sold by E. Booking, No. Odd
FelIoR's Hail
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a SPRIG OF a Standardization
Mehan is big, burly Irishmau, who
was before the police court, a short time
ago, for insisting upon doing as he
pleased in the house OF Mrs. Ellen Sui
Ivan, below the creek bridge.
The slight fine imposed upon Thomas,
on that occasion, failed to open his ewes
to the fact that this country is free ONLY
in name. Still blind, he therefore laid
down on the creek bridge, night before
last, for the purpose of slumberinp.
Bntsome belated traveller, hurrying to
his home, aroused him, and Thomas
bethought himself that Mrs. Suliiyan's
feather beds were softer than the stone
wall OF the bridge. He sought feather
bed, entering Mrs. SIS house by the
back way.
In passing up the stairs, however. his
foot struck shillalah about two feet
and n half long, and an inch and a half
thick. This was joy to him. He bran
dished it aloft, in true Irish fashion. and
Xidual lying on the bed; for him
Thomas went, but didn't succeed in do
ing him harm. He next went to his own
room, which he shares with a brother
freshman, and going to bed took
his shillalah with him. 1t played
queer FRANKS afterwards, striking
ms ped fellow in all sorts of places
hurting too. II was well for Thomas
that this bed-fellow wasn't nbIe IN take
the shillalah away from him: other
wise, he would undoubtedly have re-
eeived a merited beating. AS II was
however, great disturbance was made
The sIumbers of the lady of the house
were disturbed; she put her head out Of
the window and called for the police. the
police came, and Thomas career was
cut short. For the remainder OF the
night he reposed behind iron bars.
which did, contrary to the authority OF
Col. Lovelace, make cage.
Yesterday morning he was fined $50
and costs.
Twenty dollars and costs is a great
deal OF money these dull times.
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IMPEOvEMENTs.-Th building be-
longing to Mr.. Alexander Rogers, on
Main street, above Sprigg House alley,
i being repaired. a new floor is TO be
laid, and a new front put in, the latter
partly of iron, when there will be
another fancy store room added to the
many we already have.
William Exley, Esq, is doing the
work.
Messrs. J. q. G. MendeI are putting
up two handsome buildings, on Main
street, next to the wine cellars of Moore
and Welty. They will be l22 feet deep
and As feet s inches front, and will be
three stories high,-the first story in
the lower building will be II feet 3
inches high.-the same story in the
other IL feet inches. P. Shelly is doing
the stone work: Bodley & Loe the brick
work; DOnel & Gray the wood work
Anderson Il Co., of Pittsburgh, the iron
work; Morris 81 Kennedy the plaster
ing= and Robert Pratt the painting and
the brick. 80
The upper stories of the buildings
Will be used for the storage of furniture
dc. The iron fronts of the lower stories
will be fitted up with large glass plates,
and the whole job will be completed
some time before ice makes its APPEAR
ance.
The excavations have been made and
the foundation commenced for two wine
cellars on Main between Monroe and
Union streets. These cellars will meas
ure 132 feet in length, Is in depth and
- feet Q inches in span. Over them
will be erected two three-story build
lngs with iron fronts. They will be
under roof in November.
Henry Moore. Esq, is hitting up one,
and c. & T. Welty the other of the
bindings. Donel d Gray are the con-
building of Mr.. Moore; Sheely & KRAFT
on that of the Messrs. WeIty.
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MUNICIPAL CoURT.-This institution
has recently been quite Well patronized
by certain portion of the community.
Yesterday morning, however, custo-
mers Were rather scarce, only two
making their appearance at the coun-
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\ LARGE party of ladies and gentle
men left. by the morning train, yester-
Ierday, on the b. Il o. 4. r., TO attend
- picnic at EaslOn Siding.
They returned to the city by the even
ing train, having had a day Of great en-
jOyment.
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OUR readers are again notified that
the basin will be cleaned on Monday
next, and water, consequently, will
not be supplied to the city on that day.
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RIvERNEws.-Thirty inches of water
in the channel and falling slowly.
Boats leaving to-day are, the Julia,
tier, for Sunfish, at 3 D. M; and Can't.
Anderson's fiat boat, for Bellair, in
time for Central Ohio Railroad train,
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THE Committee on Fire Department
met last night at the office of the City
Clerk, and transacted business which
will come before the council at its next
meeting.
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THE postofice at Kanawha station,
on the Parkersburg branch road, has
been re-established, and r. II. Baker
appointed Postmaster.
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WE observed yesterday that Howard
Morton, agent for Wheeler & Wilson's
Sewing Machine Company, has received
81 No. - Main street, supply of the
new Sewing NIacines recently patented
by them
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SPECIAL CAUr1oS.-Mrs. winslow s sooth-
ing Syrup has become so popular that various
parties have put out articles calling them
Mrs Winslow's- Please take notice that the
Mrs. wInslOw of the Soothing Syrup Is not
connected with any other article. Iu2-SIndw
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THE Bridge City b. b. c. will meet
for practice, tomorrow afternoon at 4
O'Clock, on the Island.
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HARVEST being about over, some OF
our country friends on Short Geek in
tend enjoying themselves to-day at a
picnic on Wilson's farm, situated on
the river hill about nine miles from the
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We note fox the information of all
whom it may concern, that a portion
Of the trench for the new water pipes
has been filled up so as TO allow the
passage of carriages, &c, at the corner
OF Market and Washington streets.
Those who drive in and out the
pike" will find it much easier at
present to pass in and out of town by
Market than by Main street.
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DIR. II. H. BLACKBURN, of Martins
burg, passed through this city, yester-
day, ca route to his home.
He has been spending some time in
the vicinity Of the lakes.
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Valuable Land and Coal For Sale.

~ ACRES OF LAND WITHIN THREE
y miles Of the city, principally river bot
tom, not subject to overflow, but sufficiently
elevated to make moSt desirable country reSi-
denceS- The soil Is unsurpassed. The view
up and down the river is magnificent This
land could also be used to advantage for
OF coal lS5 million buShelS) Immediately in
the rear and belonging to same parties, which
will be sold with the land or separate.
Persons wishing to invest in this way might
do wen to call soon, as opportunities seldom
offer for such investments. / IRWIN,
aug7-lw Real Estate Agent
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FRIEND & SoS, at the top of the hill
on Main street, are having the building,
occupied by them as cabinet ware
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a CONCRETE house is being erected on
the Island, near the public school, by
Mr.. Robert Bond.
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Boy your sewing machine cotton al VIM
Sumner & Co.'S, 50 Main St They are the
principal agents for Geo. a. Clarkfs cotton
and have reduced the price 10 ten cents
jyll-lmeod
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For Sale. CheaD for Cash,

NEAT FRAME COTTAGE-ROUsE IN
a Bridgeport, Ohio. on the National pike,
containing four rooms, in good order, with an
excellent well of water in the yarl, and rent
ing at present at the rate OF SIPS per annum.
The title is unQueStiOnabie. Possession given
by Sept. l, 1850. Apply To .
Real Estate Agent, over Peoples Bank.
aup7.lWa
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ForSale.

r WILL OFFER FOR SALE 10 ACRES
/ ofgood land, half ofwhich Is in GRAPEs,will
sell the whole tract or in lots containing 2
acres to suit the purchaser.
Also, a DWELLING HOUSE containing S
rooms, adeSirable location, which / will sell
would also like to- sell my PLANNING AND
saw MILLS, known as "Belmont Planning
and Saw Mills" Bridgeport, Ohio. 1 VIII
give great bargain in the purchase Of the
Mills. An the above properly IS situated in
Bridgeport, Ohio. For further particulars and
terms enquire at office "Belmont Planning
anpI-Rt Il. WIN. STEXART.
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WE are under obligations to Nickel
vey for late papers
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"PROCRAsTINATIoS IS THE THIEF OF
TrNE"-Too many allow Themselves to go
without proper nour1shment, and before they
know it have the dyspepsia in the worst way.
Indigestion. unless speedily attended to, VIII
certainly produce sickness and III health.
We know OF no remedy equal to Goes Dys-
pepsia Cure in such cases. 1t enables the pa
tent 10 take hearty fool, the parent Of health,
stops distress aner eating as soon as you take
it, and is perfect regulator Of the stomach
and bowels.
RU-CALIsAYA.-The three
best known TONES, skinfu1Iy and elegantly
combined in an amber-colnred cordial,
beautifully transparent to the eye, pleasant
TO the taste acceptable to the stomach, in
Caswen. Mack q Co s o-Phosphorated
Elixir OF CaIisaya Bark.
Zach pint contains one ounce Of Royal Cali
saya Bark, and each teaspoonful containsone
grain Of iron. Samples furnished free to the
profession. CASWELL, MACK 4 CO.,
Sole manufacturers, New York.
Sold by all druggists mAr2O-mwseOwly
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1., LAUGHLIN'S
OLDHOME BITTERS
VIII cure Dyspepsia always.
MI! cure Dyspepsia always.
VIII cure Dyspepsia always.
Old Home Bitters
Old Home Bitiers
Old Home BitterS
WIN cure Indigestion and Nausea
VII w ~ cure indigestion and Nausea
VIII cure Indigestion and Nausea.
Old Home BitterSs
Old Home BitterS
Old Home Bitters
Regulates the Stomach
Regulates the Stomach
Regulates the Stomach,
Old Home BiterS
- Old Home Bitters
Old Home Bitters
Cures Heartburn and Headache
cures Heartburn and Headache
lures heartburn and Headache.
Old Home BitterS
Old Home Bitters
Old Home Bitters
1,oG 70 every Traveller as it at
Is certain preventive of the evil effects Of
constant change OF water. y
Old Home BitterS
Old Home Bitters
Old Home BitterS
me Great Summer Remedy
me Great Summer Remedy
Inc Great Summer Remedy
To give tone to the Stomach Ht
To strengthen the Feeble
To give good Appetite
To 1nyigorate the Invalid.
. d. Old Home BitterS
Old Home BitteFS -rT.
Old Home Bitters 81 Il
Old Home BitterS
VIII cure Dyspepsia
VIII cure Weakness
. VIII cure Debility
Prepared only by 7E'-''' I
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sod by Dealers everywhere. iu2S
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for SALE.
For Sale.

Desirable House and Lot for Sale.
I BRICK HOUSE ON WEST SIDE MAR
| ket street Centre Wheeling, containing,
rooms ard fun lot. L IRWIN
aug7.IW Real Estate Agent.
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IN CONCLUSION,

We have to express our gratitude tn orr
friends for the lberality With which they
continue to sustain us, and We risk nothing
IN promising that the INTELLIGENCER
will continue to improve as the public de-
mands require, and be fully up to the spirit
and requirements OF the times.
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ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL AS A PREVENTIVE
It is now over thirty years since the abova
GeleDrated Pills Were INST discovered by DR
DUPOSCO, of Paris, during which time they
nave been extensively and SucceSsf1lv MA
IN If OF me public Institutions well as
un 4Pa[aIleIed success in every case, and it Is
only at the urgent request Of the thou-
is induced to make the Pilis public for the aIs
IeY1aton of those suffering from any irreSn
crease OF family where health Win not perm nj
ONE PILL Is A DOSE.
Females peculiarly situated or those s,,,,-
posing themselves so, are Cautioned scSJnpp1
using these Pills while in that condItfo1 Lei
LheS invite miscarriage" after which adj.
bihty, although their mildneSs yFould nFeIttsnt
any mischief to health, otherwise the Piiis
are recommended asa
MOST INVALUABLE REMEDY
Ior All those affecting complaints so pecnIJay
70 me sex, viz: DLStreSSSl0 and Painful Nor
Tytt1tiOl, Retention, PUN IN ne BGeE mi ToE
ETea5i'IQ DolCn Prf,ls ETaLGh Of RI9oCI n ~
Head Diszi'sas, DiyIneSs Of SS0hI (STeeD SicE.
Pulptortion Of ne ReCt and ali The IsT ii,C
distressing complaints, particularly thai InCSt'
Ti ~ tn ne; Me31hehlng, and the beginning OF
The LeueOrFhRa, or Whttas
IA; Al the same time, there is nothing in tbess
X tnAt can 90 injury to life or health. Lei
ana ~, e oe SIT1Saty CouO1Ced and you will
ONE BOX Is SUFFICIENT.
SO,OOO Boxes have been Sold Vyf,h1,,
Two Years.
Ten Thousand BO1es SeIf b1, L.t,o, bo,,, -,
tnS tI, ana Agents, 70 all parts OF the world.
" ", wren answers have been FafnrDej ~
Mnlch LadleS say, nothing like the above TI,iiii5
HNSHHS oeen known since THE ECTEwFyrF ~.
-AEDlCLSE DAWSED UPON THE WoRID
In Removing Distractions a. Re4to,.-
A"E NATURE TO it's Proper Channel
SHElETISG THE NERVES and bringing t,ocl, ~,
n 10y cTioE ofaealth" to the cheek OF the
Price 81 per Box. S,wpoe-
DS Sold by M'CABE, KRAFT & CO., WbolesaIs
W 1!SSSSEsIS % Main street Wheeling, General
" inoIessle Agents for West Va. ia WHOM ~ "a
REED, KRAFT & co. ~ al 1'eIalI' oy
Sold In St ClaiEvtlle, Ohio, by
w. T. d ]. ]. PICKERING
W, anu DG III. s. b. Stidger, MoundSviIIe "
~ S,1a III. :: l.. Garr and DR.. ]. n. Boucock
ladies', by sending 500 to either ~ tho
So0Ne agents to the Wheeling Post ONCE can
t na vet me pills sent, (confdentialiyJ Ly Kali
~ any part OF the country, free OF postage
oc28-lyd Sole Proprietor, New York.
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Trustees Sale of Brewery Fix

lures.
DY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
ID executed by Alex. EuSton to me as Trus-
tee, bearing date on the 18th day OF August,
1855, on record in the Recorders Office in
Ohio county, in book No. 49. at page No. l46.
will proceed to sell at public auction, at the
Anchor Brewery, on Market street, on Satur-
day. August 18th. 1855, at l0Oclock, q. IN, the
mash tub, boiling tubs, cooler, Tacklng tub,
pumps. pipes and other fixtures contained in
said Anchor Brewery.
Terms OF SALE-One-fourth cash and the
balance III 4, S and II months, with interest
and approved security. The purchaser may
pay all cash, II he elects so to do. This is one
of the best arranged BrewerieS in the city and
has the reputation of having made the best
quality of aleS, &C.
s. P. HILDRETH,
ty9-tS Trustee,
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The Intelligencer.

Is now, as it always has been, THEFRIEND
AND ADVOCATE OF HUMAN RIGHTS
AND POPULAR PROGRESS. AS through
the late war 1t was answering in its support
Of the cause and the soldiers OF the Republic,
the National Administration and Freedom,
so II will continue to support all measures
questions Ofthe late rebellion upon a bdsis Of
National honor, Justice, and enduring and
blessed pe0ce. ssh
Not hasty in its conclusions, but Just and
sincere IN LS cOnlIctiOnS-not sensational" in
its spirit, but Pro9reasire and liberal IN It's ten
dendeS-
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Mfdifal.
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPoNCo's
Golden Periodical Pills,
FOR FEMALES.

Infallible in Correcting irregularities Ramoy.
ing Distinctions Of the Monthly Turns
nom Whatever Cause, and
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL AS A PREVENTIVE
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Eransuprtattnn.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R.R. COMFY
OTFICE BALI. 4 OHIO RAILROADCO.
WHEELING June II, 1870.
s-T-,TNTrSn. (. SSEEE-nTTT Z
iOMODATION TRAIN.

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on and after June
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THIS COMPANY HAVING ORGANIZ.
i Cd In April, 1884, in conjunction with the
vel! known firm OF Cache & Co. as a joint
stock company of
PRACTICAL PIANOTMAKERS,
who have held prominent positions In some
OF the best establishments Of this country and
Europe. The company claims that their
FlanoS combine all the eHcellencies of all the
latest improvements;and IL will be apparentto
an that men whose skill and abilities havinp
been approved by the best manufacturgFs wifi
not be less successful when their own Interest
and reputation are involved. Asa teetimonv
10 Inc above, they were awarded the
FIRST PREMIUM OVER ALL CoMPE-
TITORs,
by the judges ofthe late Exhibition held At
he Maryland Institute OF Baltimore Md IN
October, 1885. p 4A"-' IN
The Pianos being sufficiently introduced n,
this city, and having proved equal If nnf S11
per1of 10 any heretofore known. TbOSs mi
want OF nrst-class Piano, manufactnEali
with the greatest care and Of the best Tnats-
nal, will save Dealers commission which oTiyy
makes pianos more costly, but by no mean
the factory, rs above directed. or by aDniTi10
at Professor HARTMAN KRYTERS. SS is
Market street, for further Information.
guarantee for hveyears tSgfYen as re0arls 5TI
rabLuty OF construction, for every inSfn11s1St
and Will be kept in tune for one wear ~ ~
cInT0e. Otd pianos taken In EXCHANGE
PERSONS wishing to have their Pianos timed
OF repaired VIII please leave orders al the
pace above named, as the Tuner Of said estab.
liShnent VIII be here for one week
Olo Flanos taken In exchange. febS-ly
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MEdtfaI.
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL
R WHERBA CURE CAH
BE ORTA TNED.

AS REFUGE FROM
OUACKERT.
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Its Commercial Column

Embracing the. Markets OF Wheeling and
other cities, Is daily made up with special
reference to reliability and the wants OF pro-
ducers and commercial men. In 1t the rea-
der will always find truthful reports and
statements of the daily transactions and
actual state OF all the leading markets.
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Is published every Thursday, and contains
EDITORIALS on current topics, of the news
OF the week, including telegraph news, mar
ketS, etc. II Is our aim to make THE WEEK
II a good FAMILY PAPER as well as a good
general newspaper.
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail Road.

". P. SMITH. Master Of Transportation,
!ul5 General Agent, Wheeling.
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Twenty dollars and costs is great
leal of money these dull times.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-06-22
The Fourth.

Tho Committee of Arrangements, APP.
pointed to get up q celebration for the
Fourth of July are busy at work. About
five hundred dollars have been sub
scribed to defray expenses. Mr.. f. n.
Chase is now east to purchase the fire.
works. 1t is hoped that the Superin-
tendents and teachers of Sabbath
Schools will have their schools repre-
scented In the procession. One inpor-
tant feature will be the appearance Of
mechanics and artisans at work with
their tools and implements in the pro-
cession, and every one who is willing
to take part in this is urged to do so.
Mr.. G.. H. Harlacher is Chairman of
the Committee having this portion of
the programme in charge. The pro-
gramme in detail has not yet been is
sued, but we shall probably publish it
next week. The Committee of Ar
have issued from the GA
zETTE Office mammoth three-sheet
poster, which, as it contains such in
formation as the people will be looking
for, we reprint. Here it is:
/ ~ GRAND CELEBRATION