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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-03-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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SIC MERIT. =
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Is neat, clean, and highly perfumed
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AS dressing is bewitchngly desirable
Every bottle is warranted or money refunded
TEBBETrS BROTHERS, Propristors Manches-
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Sold by W. w. WHIPPLE and VIZ. PHILLIPS,
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DISASTERS,

Barque La Plata, Crowell, from Philadelphia for
Buenos Ayres, put back LIST inst, in Distress having
Gulf on the 22d, during which carried away bow
spirit, foretopgallant mast, &c. iats Z i ~. n
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Return Tickets Granted at Reduced Rates
Pleasant Ridge Slate Company.

rJyHERE will be meeting of the Stock holders ofthe
i Pleasant Ridge Slate Company at the Once Of
JOSIAH Ii. DRUMMoND, in Portland, on Thurs
day, the Twenty-SecOnd day of March, A. D., 1866.
at three O'Clock in the afternoon, to act on the fol-
lowing articles, to tcit:-A - f,-ll - - -
Ito choose Board of five Directors for the en-
suing year, u...x 4asaIf-f - -
To see If the Stockholders will accept tho Chart
granted by the Legislature at its lac session. ~
.3.-To, see II the Stockholders will make any
changes in the Bylaws the Company.
4.TI9 act upon any other business that may come
before the meeting. %EkN y sFisUb D 10 ISL
By order of the Directors.
CHARLES j. TALBOT, Secretary.
March list, 1866 a O n marad1avtd
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At Shanghae Dec %, Anglo Saxon, Plummer, unc
Lizzie Boggs, Dizer, and Perpetua, Camman, do.
AT Whampoa Dec %, ship Mary Glover, Arey, and
z At Foochow Dec 26, ship Buena visra, Ayres, tor
Shanghai; barque Forest Belle, Percival, unc.
tor San Francisco; Wallace, Evans, unc; barques
Parsee, Soule, and Young Greek, Thompson, unc;
and others. ~
AT Singapore Jan 8, ships Clara Morse, Lawrence,
from Hong Kong. ar 6th tor rice ports; barque Pc
sid Jan G. Ship Hamlin, Wheelwright, for Akyab,
has open charter to load rice for Europe at co It's
Sd ton if at kangoon OF Bassein go, with 80 days
At Havre 18th ult, ships j A Stamler Sampson,
for New York goth; William rockingham, Quaiey,
Sid fin cienlaegos 2lst, brig Fannie Lincoln, Col
Ar at Havana 18th ult barque Com Dupont, Cliff
ford, Boston. " gIJf ia
pof IT pDsi fa az saSte Pano, for Boston, dg
Shaw, tBrl Cam, and Trajan, Sleeper, ior port
North of Hatteras; Enoch Benner, Benner; Monta-
no, Herman; H Fiitner, Reed pesiah Giikey, and
Sharpsburg Staples, unc; Gan Eden, Reed, and Jno
Foam, Coombs Isaac Carver Shute; Mary Rose
C C Wsn SHOW S Sseon
unc; schs Hertz, Gray for New Orleans; Geo W
Carpenter, Mcfarland, unc.
Charters For Portland, barque Norton Slower,
500 bids sugar, at $50 each, boxes $1a each; brig
Snow Bird 400 hhds molassss to load at Sagua, S4kl
pr ITO gals North of Hatteras : car Iue Sarah HO
BART 500 hds at Nuevitas, $si for sugar and 81 for
AT Matanzas 2sd, barques Trovatore, Carver, for
New York, ldg: Fannie, Carver; w e Anderson,
aRaebel aMiteheii, sanc brigs + sSett. chad.
sT PSiand dg Chase punnng 6r Ta
G sS Epg tSxers k p1s WISH
and others. ~
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BRING IN YOUR BILLS!

GEORGE WYEH will remain at No. 1877 Fore ST.,
and will be happy to wait on all who may favor him
with their patronage. mar5d1ts
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Is very desirable. Mathews Venetian Hair Dye is
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Persons wishing to avoid the publicity of having their
hair dyed in public, can y ~ ~ ....ats,
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SEE that your ticket is the genuine one !
Spurious tickets will abound in every ward.
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DOMESTIC PORTS,

= SAN FRANCISCO-Ars ist ult, ships John l. DIM
mock, Harvard, Newcastle NSW; Amethyst, Trask
Bellingham Bay; list inst, Sea STAR tBr) Berry from
- NEW ORLEANs-Ar Sd, ships Mayfower, from
Boston, Wizard King, from Apalachicola. M 'fs
\, MOBfLE-Cld 21st ult, ship Eastern State tBr)
Adv 2th, ships american Union Moore, and Jen-
ME Eastman, starkey for Hare; Crescent City, e.
SAVANNAH-Ar 18th, sch Jas O'Donohue, Phil
VII WfiMfNGToN-Cld goth, brig eeorsin, Holt tor
, Havana. .s, j., - " -'-''- p u
RICHMoND-sld 9th, sch Elizabeth Arcularius,
4 NORFOLK-Ar 9th, brig Roamer, Crabtree, from
BALYIMoRE- 2sth, ship Grey Eagle, Chess
PHiLADEIPMIALCl 2sth, sch F Elmer, Ha-
ley, Cienfue Cos; Dacotah, Partridge Boston.
Al Al 81 nenBy ns Ss
Kelley, from Boston for Charleston.
b NEW YoRK-Ar LIST, shiP, Geo Griswold, Petten-
gill San Francisco brig Catharine Rogers Yeaton,
Elizabethport; schs Oriental Croker, Savannah
Jeddie, Roberts, Fall River for Elzabethport; Ro-
meo, White, Providence for do.
AZ Cd, sch Vicksburg Amesbury, Jeremie.
Cid I'd, ships Golden State, Delano, Hong Kong;
Valley Forge, Emerson Liverpool; Orient Hill, do;
Clark, Bartlett, Boston; sch s strout Wallace, for
Providence Sid ID, brig Richmond. Powers,
NEwPORT-Sld LIST, sch Hattie Coombs, Drink
water, New York. ... -
Boston. g. ~ = rsG 2.
HOLINESS HoLEAAr list, sch Alfred Chase, from
Boston for New York. t-.---ss
. In port I'd, barque Isabel; brgs Cyclone Antilles,
Loyalist, Stranger, Fannie Butler, Mary A Chase;
scbs Mary e. Emma Pioneer, Leesburg, Walton,
BOSTON-Cld Cd, barque Western Sea, Harding,
Jacmel brig John Stevens, Saunders, Philadelphia.
Ar 3d. skip Virginia, tBr> Card, London; sch Jack
Downing Hodsdon, Manchester.
Cid Sd. barque Jenney, tPrussianl Karllandee, for
Portland: brigs Scotland, Rose, Matanzas; Chimbo-
uoI,c Il nlixn
Belfast; Eliza Ellen, Noyes Portland. 60
SALEM-Ar LIST, sch VIM Jones, Munroe, Rock
port for Norfolk. .t
GLOUCESTER-Ar 2sth, schs Empress Kennedy,
and Ruth S Hodsdon, Hall, Rockland for New York;
Massachusetts, Miller, do for Boston.
Ar list, schs LAUREL Remick, Winterport for WASH
inotan sRomp. Mitchell. Lubec Cor New York.
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EXPORTS.

Per steamer Belgian for Liverpool bbls -four
100 bbs potashes, 357 pkgs butter, 100 bills barley
$40 bbls oats, 100 bbls Timothy seed, Wheels
mdse, 100 bags corn, 577 boxes meat, l46 bbls
beef 100 tres lard, Dbl oil CAKE pkgs sundries.
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FOR
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TIME Stock Of Boots and Shoes in a stors in
! neighborng town. Ut ... I 81 ~
Apply at this office. ..-- r-.t ''4 --
Mar 5-d1ws iT ti "a
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CopartnerShip.

TINE copartnersbip of REED Il WYER is this
: 80 'i = .'-tof p. p. REED,
81 "a i.H'' .r@ GEORGE wYER.
March q 1Se6
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Proceedings of the Delegates Elected to Nom
mate q Candidate for Mayor. 'ai "e

The delegates elected from the several Wards
assembled in the Common Council Room Sat
urday afternoon, March 8. The meeting was
called to order by Alderman Foster, and MFR.
William Brown, of Ward 1, was nominated
and elected Chairman, and F. r. Harris, of
Ward 2, was chosen Secretary. Ten minutes
we're allowed to oil vacancies. - p
On motion of DR.. Osgood a Committee of
three was appointed to receive, sort and count
votes, consisting of Messrs. c. 81. Osgood, off,
N. Ellsworth of 4, and H. Fl. Burgess; and up
on an informal ballot being had, the result
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94ss4s SHIP LETTERS .
Farnsworth Warren brig Clara NJ Goodrich
Packard s capt sch ID Talbot as,-----..-,.
smith VIM capt bark Etowah Hh
Hodgdon q capt sch Geo Washington
Abbott Chas brig G York
MCGEE Michl II sch Mary Louise
Bowdcn Alex sch Tamerline
Downing Frank 3 sch Texas
Day EliIs Fl Capt do 'r-'.t. .. -.
Andrews Edgar A brig Walamaw
Coombs Geo capt brig Marshal Dutch .H'I .. Ei
.r w. DAVIS, Postmaster.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-06

POLICE CoURT.-This institution was
very well patronized yesterday morn
ing, there being sixteen cases brought
before 1t for settlement, and the profit
to the city thereof amounted to thesnug
sum of fprty-three dollars.
WIN. Young and Thomas Carr. for
disorderly conduct, were fined S. .OOnnd
costs, each.
John Morgan, brought up for the
same "heuSe, was discharged.
Joseph Webb. tor di-urderlv conduct
WAS fined $1,000 and costs.
Michael Dorsey, for disorderlv con.
ducr, forked ont 20 and costs. and
went on his way rejoicing at the liber-
atty of the Judge.
VIM. Webb, brought up for assault
ing John Stevens. was dismissed.
John Doyle, brought up for disorder
ly conduct, was discharged.
John ShUsler, for gAlIOping through
the city. was fined $500 and costs.
John Levi. tor dlsorderly conduct,
was fined 500 and costs.
Three col"r"d boys, named Charles
Sutton. WIN. Cray and William Mar
lin, were fined Sl,OO each and costs. for
firing pistols in the streets on the Itb.
Lawrence Merrz. for dfsorderIy con-
duct, was fined $40 90 and costs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-06

The Horse FAIT.-The Horse Fair
held on Wheeling Island DIV before
yesterday, WAS very well attended
Betting was the order of the day. and
consequently the excitement ran high.
The first race for all trOtting horses
that never beat three minutes in pub
lie, mile heats. best Two in three, for a
premium OF $50, was won by "Togn ~
belonging 1" M"ssrs. Frazier and Barn
house from HOpedal". Ohio. The first
heat was won by "Tuga;" time. 3:5
The second by a horse belonpfn,g IN Nir
Burley, of this city time p.56 III:
third by "Toga time 3:2L.
The second race, II premium Of S75
for PAGERS, mile heats, best hre,. in fl ~,
was won by Guernsey Bill. " hnlnr,,'
ing to Mr.. Alex. Cochran, from Gurr,1-
sey county, Ohio, he hcnting the three.
first heats, winning the race. The tirst
heat was made IN 2:5O4; the second in
2:5s. and The third in 2:55E. Guernsey
Bill" made his mile in GAINESVILLE, o,
last Fall, in 2:44T, and can do it again.
He was rode about 20 miles the day be-
fore the race.
The last race, for n premium of 500,
for all trOfting horses in harness, best
three in five, WAS won by Mr.. Robin
sons horse, of this city, he beating the
three first heats and winning the race.
The first heat was made in BIZ; the
second in $50, and the third in 2:5y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-06

NUCH IN LTTTLE.-To Keep cool, be FASH
tonable, and do as others do, is to drink Cd
bert's ice cold Soda Water made in the latest
style and i'll an apparatus excelled by none.
Ne speak the truth when we say 1t is The
finest Fountain in the City. To be fashion,
able is to use Kings Ambrosia, which is the
omly preparation that is warranted to restore
gray hair to its original color, or prevent and
cure balinesS. To do as others do is to buy
all you want in the drug, perfumery, notion,
and pure liquor line at Odbert's fancy drug
and prescription store. end OF stone bridge
Wheeling. West Va. iu2-:In
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-06

CoSCERT.-Remem the concert to
be given by Duprez Il Benedict's Min
strels this evening ut Washington Hall
1t is something refreshing to have such
10 be the best company travelling, and
we notice they are highly compliment
ted by the papers along the route they
have heretofore Travelled.
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THE FIREMEN'S VISIT TO ZANEs-
vILLE.-The Fire Companies which
went from this city to GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
TO participate in the parade, returned
home last evening. They report that
they enjoyed themselves hugely, and
with the exception of small sized row
on the road from the picnic grounds tC
the city, everything passed OFT quietly
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4 FREE FIGHr-A row came OF
about II o'clock night before last, in
front of Mr.. Hughes clothing store, ON
Water street, in which about twenty
persons were engaged. Knives, "slung
Shots" &c, were used in the fight. The
counter jumpers sleeping in the stores
in that vicinity were i'll the highest
state of excitement. The affair will
probably be Investigated by the police.
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THE FoURTH.-The Fourth in this
city was very well celebrated, notwith-
standing the lack of public demonstra-
tions. The city was crowded with
strangers, who came to the city to wit
ness the races on the Island. Several
of our large houses were decorated with
large and small flags. especially the
Mcclure House, which had the star
spangled banner run out at every avail
able place. In the evening fire works
and shooting crackers were the go. The
pIc-nics having returned in the even
ing, the streets were perfectly crowded
with surginS mass of people of both
sexes. The saloons were mostly closed.
although enough of them kept open to
furnish enough of the ardent" to have
several drunken nuisances laundering
along the streets. Altogether the day
was passed very pleasantly by all, al
though il rained very hard most of the
forenoon.
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CoLoRED FESTIV .>L.-The colored por-
ton of our community held a Festival
last evening in the up stairs part oft the ID
Ward murkeI house. he tables were
hountifully spread with eatables of all
kinds, and the stands and ceiling were
decorated with eVergrccnS in II style
were kept up till a late hour, when they
adjourned in a quiet and orderly man
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-06

BALL HEADS! GREY HEADS! ATTENTION!
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ISTEREs Ting TO BOYs.-The same
ordinance which provides for the pun
lshment of persons firing pistols within
the limits of the city, also imposes a
penalty for firing off shooting crackers.
rockets, OF fire works of any kind, and
any person having IL complaint lodged
against him for the above named
offences will be liable to line and i'm
prisonment. OF course, some allowance
Is made for such days as the Fourth,
Christmas, &c, but upon complaint
being laid i'll at the Police Court the
fine would have to be imposed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-06

SALOONS CLOSED OF our
saloons have been closed 10y order of
the city Council Tor not paving
their license fees. They will not be al
loved To open again until the next
meeting ct the Council, which will take
place next Tuesday. II is causing
much dissatisfaction, as some OF the
saloons which have been closed had
paid part of their license, and. thinking
il TOO large. were waiting on the action
ofthe Council, ii petition having been
sent in for reduction OF the tax.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-06

CAPT. MCGowN. late United States
Mastering and Discussing Officer at
this point, closed his office yesterday,
as per orders from the War Department
some time since, and lett for Column
bus To take charge OF the office in that
city. The Captain was highly esteem
ed here rs AN officer and gentleman.
and made many friends. We are glad
to know that his health which was
very prpcarious when he first came
among us is now quite firmly restored.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-06

FIREMAN lNJURED.-A fireman nam
ed Lewis Weitzel, belonging TO the 70
Fire Company OF this city, Tell from the
train which was bringing them from
GAINESVILLE, where they had been to
spend the 4th. The accident occurred
a lew miles this side of GAINESVILLE, on
the Central Ohio Railroad. II is sup
posed that he had laid down to sleep on
the platform of the car, and fell OFT.
He was not missed until the train had
got several miles on its journey. The
train ran back and the fireman was
taken on the cars and brought to his
friends in this city. He is unconscious.
and fears are entertained of his recov-
cry. The extent of the injuries he re-
celved is not ascertained.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-06

LEG BRoKEN.-A small boy named
Larkin had his Lee broken by being
thrown from his horse on the after
noon of the An. He was riding at 4
break neck pace, when the horse threw
him OF, and striking stone, he re-
ceived several wounds, tho principal
one being n broken leg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-06

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-06

THUMB SHOT OFF.-A son OF Prof.
Anderson. living in North Wheeling,
while handling pistol on the 4th.
had his tuiub shot of by the accidental
explosion o the weapon. He is moth
ing but a. young boy. too young OhHn-
die pistols, tut, seeing others at the
same practice. II" wanted Ia he in the
fashion. Tie only wonder is that there
were not more accidents OF this churuc
ter, as every boy knee high To duck"
was provided with "a shooting iron.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-06

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FOURTH OF JULY! lS66!-Keep sober and
cool! Drink mineral water, cold as you
want it, and favored as you like ii; whole
some and refreshing: cheering, but not in
loXiCating." Thirsty patriots will call in at
Logan, List & Co.'S Bridse corner Drug Store.
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail Road.
NATIONAL EXPRESS
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

TJNHE NATIONAL EXPRESS & TRANS
J. portatiOn Company, having finally COM
pleted its Southern through connections from
NEW YORK and PHILADELPHIA to
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON, RI c II :
MOND, SAVANNAH, CHARLESTON, and
all intermediate and adjacent towns MS far
south as G GEORGIA, and also having perfect
ed its Western connections, TIA the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad over main ronds to
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS,
Is now prepared TO receive FTeightS, Mer
chandtSe, Valuable Packages, MONEY and
BULLION, AMI to transfer the same to or
from the places designated and all interme-
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chenply as can be done by any other EX-
press Company.
Offices are also opened in Mobile and New
Orleans, and in a few days the Company will
run through, ria Montgomery, to these pla-
Ces.
J. f. JOHNSTON, President.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-06

STREETS AND ALLEYs.-A meeting
of the city Council Committee on
Streets and Alleys will be held this
morning at Q o'clock, for the transuc-
ton of business.
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Train for the West.

WHEELING. June II, 1866.
ON AND AFTER JUNE l7TII. 1866. THE
" Passengers and Mails from Wheeling. for
the west will be dpSpatc hCd from the Depot of
the b. d O. X. L. Co. Mt 33j n, III. and 2:lO D.
m, and leave Benwond on henrrival OF the
&. o. r. r. trains at 1910 p. nj. and $40 p. III.
iu2G J. b. FORD. Agent.