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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-08


strength OF durability. . 3. !. .t:.5 y
In returning this Bill to the Senate, I deeply re-
greet that there should be any conflict OF opinion
bstTssa ns Lggs and DRa
Sncsrsy assi es desiring to yeeonce he stasss ste SS WITH
o ss sss Riob to the
wish to corporate With Congress in all measures
having for fheir object proper and complete cd
aivil war. Harmony between the coordinate
branches Of the Government, always necessary for
the public welfare, WAS never more demanded than
constant Aim to promote. as far as possible, con-
cert OF action between them. The differences Of
opinion that have already occurred have rendered
ahould encroach upon any Of the prerogatives OF
% ef Pgs nss IN The
tal to the Harmonious working Of the aoyernment
aors s SHS Sey g enlarge s Se sphere
is action than Of The other two br4ncheso Of
the Government, and especially IN the exercise Of
ton. It should be remembered, however :thst
thus power Is wholly negative and conservative IN
its character, and Vas intended to operate as .
dent legts!atlon, md as q means ef protection
! against myadens Of the just powers ofthe Execu-
4 1T is remarked by Chancellor Kent that to enact
laws is atrancendant power, and, il the body that
peope see dsnses sg gpsesana WH
destructive weight upon all the other parts Of the
1nachinery Of government. It hns, therefore, beon
! Thought necessary by the most skslful and most
eIpaSienoed artists in the science Of civil potty
that strong barriers should be erected for pro
lection and security Of The other necessary powers
more at and exped!ent for the purpose than thu
provision that the head Of the Executive Depart
InenL should be so constituted az to secure requi
site shasa Of Independence, and that he should
have negative upon the passing Of laws, and tbs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-03

Mena warinR. Preasr1s IF Imp ore
msHt-MisS Kate McHeny.
CLASS or BEsISSERs.-lst. Preml-
ums, Misses Ella Gordan, Annie Zen
ninghzus, Sue Kretz, Louise Gegan'
| Emily Y. Chiffon and Ella FRASER
! Premiums If IHsProreRIe'at-!!4!is ses Ma
! mie McAhee, Mary Trowbridge, N aEy
/ Arnold, Mary kea1 and Maggie
/ VC.rG1. CL.Ass.-PreHTitfyHs of Improve
! ,,.,,tEY,sses EIiza Pftzgerald, Nora
| Houston and Bessie Henshsw.
I IxTRITrESTAL Music PIASo-SEooSD
] CTAs-IEt Prem alHl-Mtss Kate Nc
J. Henry.
1rore14eHt-Misses Mena Waring and
! Mamie McAffes.
| DIyf=IoS OF THE 4TH CLAss.-Ist Pre-
/ MUM. on the Piano, and in the theory
of music, Misses Rosa aud Nora Hons
\ ton. End Premium, on the PIANO. ano
| first IN theory, Miss Annie stuart FIRST
I Premium on the Piano, Misses Ella
| Frazier, Mary Arnold, D ra Heinlein, OF
Wheeling, West We. a Premium
Improvement in Vocal and Instrumen-
tai Musie-Miss Laura ChiIton, OF
Columbia. Ga. A Premium OF I'M
pavement on the Harp and Piano, and
in Vocal Music-Miss Julia Pannill,
OF Petersburg. West Va. Second Pre-
MUM on the Piano-Miss Kate Burns.
Premium ofInprovenent on the PIANO
and second in theory--Miss Mary Irow-
bridge.
CLASS OF BEGINSERs-Ist Preniu m,
Miss LavaIeita Johnston. Premiums
Of Improvemept-M Kisses Maggie VIE.
sci, Mary Kea u, Bette McHenry, En-
lily V. Chiffon, Louise Gegan, Mary and
Hattie Davis. Premiums for Appnca-
tion-Misses Eliza Fitzgerald and Nir-
GINA ObiingeF. 80
HARNoSY-A Premium 70 piss hALe
~
T4EoEY OF Mus1c-.Dirision Of ne 4h
C5nss.-Ist Premium. Misses Emily
and Mary Davis. 2ud Premiums, Misses
she Sturgeon, Annie Benninghaus,
Louise Gegsu, MaggieWiesel and Hattie
Davis.
Class OF BEGISSERs, FIRST DIVISION
Premiums of improvement, Misses
Mary Bremen, Mary Huss and Alice
SEcoSD Observation-Disclosures OF I'm
provement Misses Mary Hughes and
Bessie HenshAW.
HARP---CIdSS Of Bs9tHHers---A Premi-
um Bessie Hensbaw.
Premiums of uniform amiability and
polite department throughout the year,
Misses Sue Kretz and Louise Gegau.
ACADEMIC HoSoRs.
The honors in the Senior Circle con-
sisting of Crown and Gold Medal are
conferred on Miss Kate McHenry, OF
Cum berland, Nd. Miss Annie stuart,
of West Union, W. Va, Miss Bashia
Hughes, of Greene county, Pa.
The first honors in the Second Class
consisting of a crown and silver medal
are conferred on Miss Kate Savage, of
Pittsburgh, Pa, Miss Nora Houston, OF
Richmond, Va, Miss Louise Gegan, of
Baltimore, Nd.
The first honors in the Third, and
Division of the Third Classes consisting
OF a wreath were conferred on Miss
Emily Hoy, Miss Carrie Meek
ms, Miss sue Kretz Miss
Mary Davis, Miss Eliza Fitzger-
aid, Miss Kate Burns, and Miss Hattie
Davis. The second honors, consisting
of a Spray. on Misses Maggie Wiesel
and Mary kean.
The exercises of the afternoon were
concluded and the audience dispersed.
returning 10 the city by the Hempield
road.
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HATING NUIsANcEs.-The case OF
DIR. M'Coy, Health Officer, against
Alex. Rogers, Esq, for falling to conn
ply with written notice to remove a
nuisance existing on the property OF
the latter at the corner OF Eoff and End
streets, was brought up again, at the
Police Court, yesterday morning.
John Denny. being present, was
sworn and testified that he had handed
to Mr. Rogers the official notice of DR..
M'Coy TO have nuisance removed.
Thedsfence claimed that the nuisance
was caused in whole or in part by the
oyerfiowing of water from high ground
in tile vicinity of the East Wheeling
Glass House.
Judge Good decided that Mr.. Rogers
was responsible for the existence of the
nuisance, and imposed a fine upon him
of IS and costs.
The following is copy of the notice
served on Mr.. Rogers:
Jupe 2Orh 1867, Ordered Alex. Rogers
10 abate nuisence at the corner of Eofi
and 2nd Streets Center Wheeling. By
constructing a new sewer from three
hidrants to conduct the waist water TO
the Street Sewer IN dye days .t
(signed) E NJ Coy
Health officer
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GRAVEL RooFs.-Mr. George Crum-
hacker of this city, is fully prepared TO
put on gravel roofs in the most i'm
proved method, and warrants his work
to give satisfaction, either in resisting
fire or turning water. The tar used is
put through process that frees 1t from
oil and benzole, and no matter now
great the heat, it will not run. 1t is
equally efficient in roofs of every con-
ceiVable pitch. Mr.. Crumbacker keeps
on hand roofing cement and cement for
tanks and sidewalks of the best quail
ty, and for sale at the lowest rates.
This roofing has stood a test of fifteen
years in Pittsburgh, apr25
Address me through the Post-ofice.
or call at my establishment, head OF
Lindsey street.
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cHASGEo OF BAsE.-Ths Committee OF
Arrangements for the Fourth Presby-
terrain, Zane street, and North street
IL Z. Sabbath Schools, have been COM
PEELED 70 change their base. Owing TO
the detention OF the steamer Hudson,
they have abandoned the proposed ez-
eGr-!on 70 MAhau's Grove, and have
chartered the gay steamer Rebecca.
Tney Yliilaks an excursion TO Crssap's
Grove. The Martinsville Brass Band
has been engaged, and the excursion
Fsurth "cotnes bur once a year" aud
sll who Eish TO have delightful time
viii do well 20 secure tickets and take
a trip in the handsome steamer Re-
tyEcez
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far SALE
STOCK SALE.

"AyrSCJ DETERMINED TO REDUCE
II nv stock, I will sell at public auciioni
On RaTu rdny, the 6eh day OF July issS'
SommeEeinR frornptly at 10 O'CLOCK g. m,
an nv farIm in Belmont county, Chic, four
fnileS east o! 81. ClairsyiIle on tine SatohAI
road, several work horses ana oITsoa Ia 10. =
ATsTRALIAS; seveTail and year. OLD colts
by PROVINCIAL CRIER. Part otthe ABOVE ar
thorough bred and tEottinE stock from Ken
tuclrv. and were selected with great care;
About 80 fne woolEd Eve lanDs aho
Wethen; Is 1lne wool Bucks, part o. tt1eIa
from Vermont. Several fresh Mich . n's% OIL
SHORT HoRS, DURHAE and AYRSHIRE
stock About % Hogs All Of the above siocS
are in good 0FQer ana eohallion' AUu A.
TERxs-Au sums OF SO and under, CASH
over so negotiable note at s months Win
anproyed Security, or . diSSonnt Of ) par cent.
for czash- i. . W Ef--' Z 4
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oRus-CAL1sAYA--The three
best TONES, sknlfullya and elegantly COM
bined in an amber-coIorsd cordial. beauti-
fully transparent 10 the eye, pleasant TO the
taste, acceptable TO the stomach, In Caswell,
Hazard d Co.'S Ferro- Phosphorated Elixir of
Calisaya Bark.
Each pint contains one ounce OF Royal
Calisaya Bark. and each tesspoonful contains
one grain ofiron. Samples furnished free TO
the profession
CASwELL, HAZARD q CO.,
Sole manufacturers, New York.
soio Oy Al u ~ aafpr22.1zeod&eowd4wl
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Administrators Sale of House
hold and Kitohen Furniture.

ON FRIDAY. THE 18Th INST, At
" the late residence Of MIS- EliEa6eth
ISTipIayey decd, I will sell at auction all the
Household and Kitchen Furniture belong-
ing TO the estate, con- tsttng in part OF anlesr
SOFAS, Bureaus, Chairs, Bedstsads, Carpets,
Pictures. Mirrors, &c, DC.
TERSs or SALE--Ail sums under 80 c<ash,
over thar amount a credit of three months,
with proved security.
sale to commence AT 10 O'Clock, a. M
ISRAEL UPDEGRAFF
5un22-td Administrator
The above sale IS postponed until me 19th
OF IuIy. ISRAEL UPDEG RAFF,
Jun5std Administrator.
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Cosg TO Enthusiastically morning
the Iosiers at the Police Court saw a
rather good looking girl arraigned on
charge OF disorderly conduct. It was
proved that she had engaged in n war
Of words with "a woman somewhat
older and uglier than herself, both pa r
ties not being particularly choice as to
the kind OF words used In addition
TO this, Elizabeth had INDUCED in other
demonstrations OF II violent character,
enough 10 secure her a fine OF $40 and
COSTS. ..-.e. .H-... ..H
When politely requested to step into
the anti-rOom of the court, she posi-
lively declined 70 go. The persuasive
powers or officer Price, however, final
iy induced her TO do as desired. From
the anti room she was conveyed, much
against her will, to the establishment
OF Mr.. Ferris, on Fifth street, where
she will remain for some time at the eX-
pense Of Ohio county tax-payers.
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Rz-cAPTUKKD.-Recs advicss from
Kan8wHa. state that william Beach,
the notorious horse thief. who has been
stealing horses in Rsnawba, Boone and
Lozan counties, for the pas; four years,
and vho broke jail at Wyoming c. H,
recently. was Ee-captured on the night
Of Monday, the 24th Of June, near
FIELDS creek, London township ha-
uzwaa county, while in the act Of
pressing a bOrss. u. Mayer, Esq, q
Ju-glcs ofths Peace, resident OfBroWns-
town. Issued a warrant for his appTs-
aet4s.0n Immediately after, and he WAS
taken Ia charge by Deputy Sheriff
y yalt. Beech was committed to Fay
gtts jail.
There are fourteen charges against
this man, all for horse stealing, which
viii be brought against him at his
thai, bs.ides one for rObbing the U. S.
mall. Dir. Beach VIII probably visit
this section on his way 10 Moundsyille.
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CADET TO THE NAVAL ACADEMY
The Kanawha Republican, of the 26th,
says:
ON Monday last, in compliance with
the request ofJudge POlsley, which we
have heretofore published, an examina-
ton took place in Charleston, of appli-
canIs for The appointment as Cadet TO
the U. $. Naval Academy, at Annapo-
lis Three young gentlemen-Messrs.
s. a. Stanton, C. Phillip Snyder, aud
Henry Ritter--were contestants for the
position; and after an impartial exam
inntion by the committee, in which
enCh OF The candidates did himself
great credit, the honor was conferred
upon s. A. Staunton, a son OF DR.. j. NJ.
Siaunton, of Mill Creek, in this county.
II is proper TO add that the age of Mr.
Snyder precluded the possibility OF his
being chosen, even had his superior
proficiency qualified him for the posi-
lion. The successful candidate has yet
10 undergo the usual examination by
naval officers before being admitted TO
the Academy.
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Nntfls.
Stannm House.

nHE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
/ informs mis- friends and the pubic gene,
ally that he has opened The '-Stamm HooSte,
No, . Water street. The House.ts new VIII
an entire oulfit of new furniture, and Is com
pete In every respect Tue 7froPIlt.,o1
pledge himself to spare no pains 70 rehosL
MS guests comfortable, and hopes TO recel'9
Q liberal snare OF patronage. ,4
Ample stabling, atten1ed by eareIoi SHA
at ianii,sm n'Susl. HENRY srAMM.
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SAScr HYATT. a young woman Of The
Ba.sr SORT, WAS delighted to ind tina; 1t
would - necessary for her TO pass n few
weeks oftbe heated term IN the jail Of
Ohio county. Nancy had seen proper
TO -!olEte :be laws sgains. tumuit and
disorder, perhaps 6Itb the intention Of
getting boarding ~ the public sE psnse,
On Monday evening. Hence her fine
u SO and costs imposed by Judge
God, and Incarceration IT tie public
-XCsagz.
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PERSONS desiring instruction on the
Piano, Organ, Violin, Thorough Bass
and in French and German, by the
msst competent teacher in the city,
should call at the Music Store of WIN.
H. Sheib, 139 Main street, and obtain
full Information with the address OF
Prof. Herman Kryter. je6-lm
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Dwelling House for Sale Cheap,

4 COMFORTABLE TWO STORY BRICK
"A house. situated on the east side OF Main
street Immediately north of the Suspension
Bridge. aud containing seven rooms, with
kitchen cellar, &C. has wateI inside and gas
on both fiooa. The property fronts on Main
street "a Ieet, and has depth OF ~ ieet 10 an
For terms and particulars, see IHOS-
O'BRIES Real Estate Agent. tunl2
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BASKET Pic :N1o.-All who wish to
spend the coming Fourth of July in a
pleasant manner, should go to the
basket pic mic to be held at Lockwood's
Grove by the Young Mems Catholic
Tbe steamer st. Marys will leave the
wharf at 81 and loh a. M, without
fail.
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IT cheers the weary and thirsty. and
invigorates the languid. We speak OF
the cold and sparkling Soda Water
sold at f. Bookings Soda Fountain,
No. l, Odd Fellows Hall. Try it.
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Emporium Of Fashions,

ISL MAIN STREET, WHEELING.
E.r Mrn.IKYIE MrA-WATKIHB.
ToSTiaa, and Missss' Dresses made, or cut and
bas1 ed Idf4-Eize trimmed patterns received
ever y month. Patterns for sale. ~ co ttIn
tang ht mAIO
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q. 5. DITKIrr CoUEr--YesteFdAy
morning at ten O'Clock, the u. S. Dis
trict Court assembled, Judge Jackson
presiding. grand jury was empan-'
pauneied. An indictment was found
against WIN. A. james, formerly Mail
Agent from this city TO Cumberland, on
The Baltimore Road.
Isssrz. Allison, Blackburn and Hay
mDnJ were admitted to practice.
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THE TINE for quarterly settlements is
at hand, and book-keepers and ac'
countants generally are bnsy in max
ing out bills. To write legible hand
good pen is an essential requisite,
Oxtoby & Dufield, at their jewelry
store, lO3 Main street, nearly opposite
Merchants National Bank, have on
hand a full supply. OF the best gold and
steel pens in use. See advertisement
and call at "l03r
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DIR. q. j. KIsNER.
ECI.ECTIC MEnICINEs


NEW TREATMENT q NEW REMEDIES
IL VICES of an intelligent assistant, who
VII attend TO the PREPARATION of medi-
Die MIN to give more attention 70 out pa
tents, especially to his many friends in the
country. HIS medicines IRE all prepared IN
his own once, and all delivered 10 his pa
dents by himself DT. &. treats all disease,
both Acute and Chronic, with which human
lily Is afaicted. He has a Large number OF new
remedies, which have proved remarkably
successful In many Of those obstinate cHseSoi
Chronic diseases which heretofore have oeen
supposed 70 be tncurable, among which utaS
be named: Consumption. ScrofulA Dr.
changes from the Ear, OIsua- ENLARGED GlanoA
Cancers and Skin diseases. hls in9 9G,s,. o.
Bronchitis and al. diseases OF the fnrcaA
and Air Passages Hypertrophy and Al OH.
or dIseases OF the Heart, NeuraIgis, EPhepST'
Spinal AIections and all diseases OF ehe Ssr-
vuus System, Is acknowledged by al VINO hav9
tested lt TO be the most caTtAAn and sreesSsI ~
has been emlneDtly successful in the treat
mentof all diseases peculiar % women, VIZ
LeucThea, Uterine and oyarton TumoEs.
Prolspsus Cted and all Nervous diseases 70
which they are subject
all Chronic Affections OF the Genlto Urinary
ORGANS, viz: Catarrh Of Bladder and UrethTAJ
Irritable Bladder, and Non-retenton and
Gravel, Diabetis and DImcpIt Urinating, Sy-
Phnitc Diseases IN all their varied IoTTna
SnonsALtne ~ com am M, 81 80
tons consequent upon yopt hful tndtscreton5
Also special attention paid 70 the trestLenI
OF Ftstulas, White dwelling, ScroinIouS
Sores, Varicose Ulcers, &c. PerSons aHlCteGs
particularly with old Troublesome &C.,
should lose no tune to cali on or sddress D s1-
RISNER. COMMUNICATIONS containing ne
promptIy noticed once prescriptions ana
medicine cash For visits In CITY, same =
ofiee 30. odd Fellows building, few
doors east OF Mcclure House, Monroe sfeet.
Once hours, a. NJ 70 u NJ Z. ID oS
P. NJ, and p. II. tosP. N. Jano
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Greenwood Cemetery.

0T06h"OOo SOAOGC4 y
CITUATED ON THE NATIONAL ROAD.
- miles east Of the city, Is now ready for
lnterIuents, sale, and improvement OF lots.
1t contains 81 acres of land, and is laid out
in the most modern and improved style
can be easily reached at all seasons OF the
year by the National Road, and for three
fOurths of the year by the HemPneld Rail
Road. II is perfectly secure, and INTENDED 70
berry, public vault, chapel, artificial lake,
fountains etc, to make Il equal to the best
rural cemeteries in the county. E-.-.. Do
Ample provision is also made for Its en-
larYement, order and care in perpetuity.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing lots, can
examine the grounds with the SuPsrtnten-
dent who has plat, or secure them by CALI
ing at the ONCE of the Secretary, on Main
street, over the Bank OF Wheeling go.
Persons wishing to make lntermenN VIII
call on the Secretary TO obtain permits there
for.
Tickets OF admission to Lotholders and
visitors will be issued by the Secretary.
BOARD OF DIRECroRs.-A. j. Sweeney
President: K. c. Bonham, Secretaryi j. 3
Rhodes, John g. Muth, Geo. Mendelt Jos
Bell, Jno. A. Armstrong, Geo. Adams, K Y.
jordan, E. A. Hildreth, auSl-lyG
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APpoISTxEST.-Gov. Foreman has
appointed DIR. William Mayors, OF Po-
cDisIIco, Notary Public for Rsuawha
county.
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WIZ. SUMNER & Co. received a dis
patch on Saturday to the effect that the
Wheeler d Wilson Sewing Machine was
awarded the highest premium-the
only Gold Medallion sewing machines,
at the Paris Exposition. Office and
Sales Room No. 90 Main street.
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THE Sabbath School children viii
turn out en- TRdSse on the steamer Re
becca for Cresap's Grove tomorrow.
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Trustees Sale.

Trustees Sale.
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
Is from samuel P. Wheeler to me, dated
Aug. 9Th. 1856, and OF record in the Re- corder' s
once OF Ohio County. West Virginia. in
ned BOOK 80. 90, folio $50, shall on Tues
day, the Isth DAY OF JULY, 1867, al 70 O'Clock,
a. m at the Office OF a. Il. Caldwell, on the
west side OF rouTth street, in the city OF
Wheeling proceed to sell a public auction 10
the highest bidder. the Library of the said
Samuel P. Wheeler, consisting OF Law ana
NJ IScelIaneous Books. -.
TERMS OF SALE-All sums under 20 cash,
and a credit OF four months for all sums
above that amount.
A. g. ROBINSON, Trustee.
WHEELING June Is, 1871. sd
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For Sale.

T HAVE TEN BUILDING LOTS AID
Joining the suspension Bridge on the
Island ffoDtinR on Virginia street and Penn
syIyania and Ohio streets aud :. Zane street
that wish to sell. They can be bought At
private sale and II not sold by the 18th oY
JULY will be offered at auction on that day.
There Is on one of the lotsR large three story
tenement house, containing 80 ICONS. divided
into three separate houses. with gardens at
tached. TO any person wishing an invest
ment or a home. IL Is the most desirable
PT1RnI7:tf = c. L. ZANE.
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Patent Improved Safety Fuse.

dINGLE AND DOUBLE TAPPED, HEAss
y and Cotton, vet or DIP, lost recelYe1 A-4A
for sale by eHAS, n: BERkI e., =,
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ALL on board the steamer Rebecca
for a gay "Fourth." See advertise
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Music and mirth on the steamer Re-
becca tomorrow. See advertisement.
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"a oLomoUs FOURTH" on the steamer
Rebecca tomorrow.