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Ihn. Uh.NERAL TRANSATLA NTIC COMPANIES
MAIL 5IEAMSd1PS BETWEhN NEW YORK
AND HAVkH CALLING AT BkEST,
The splendid new vessels this fAvOrlLe route for
the Continent will sail from Pier No. 6O North river
as IOIlOws:-
ST. LA URANT Brocande. e.....-Saturday Oct
WILLIE DE PAkl6..- .SurmOnt. ...... SATURDAY Oct II
RERhl DucneSn Saturday,
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THE ONLY SAFES EXPOSED TO THE
FIRE IN CALDWELL'S STORE
WE'RE FARRELL, HERRING q co.
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STILL ANOTHER,
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 10, 1863.
Messrs. FARREL, HERRING & CO.,
No. 629 Chestnut street.
Gentlemen:-I had one of your make Of safes
In the basement OF ]. E. Caldwell q Co.'s store
at the time OF the great fire on the night
of the 18th instant 1t was removed from
the ruins to-day. and on opening II
I found all my books, papers, green
backs, watches, and watch materials ETC., all
preserved. I feel glad that had one OF your
truly valuable safes. and shall want another of
your make when get located.
Yours, very respectfully,
f. L. KIRKPATRICK,
with j. Z. Caldwell d Co.,
No. $40 Chestnut street
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CLEARED SATURDAY
Schr Rough Diamond, Wnelpiey. st. John, NJ n
workman Co. -' =" d.
schI Vesta Waiie Zsza. Warren q Gregg
5chr Q II. Murney Murney, Stonington, Scott, Wal.
schr Elizabeth English oroweII, Boston. do
Schr Ellie l.; Smith Smith, Mobile Lathbury, Wick.
schr L. b. EIpery, Clayton, Boston. Day, Hudiell&
Cess~s v>>~~~S
SSc,r M. Cranm er, Cranmer, CommerclafPont do
str Jan es 8. Green, Vance, Richmond and Norfolk,
a,,y New York Jones Georgetown. Washington, ana
lex ndria, w. +. Clyde Co.
49, n FRANKLIN tierson, Baltimore. A Groves Jr.
1,g Iockout ShesTs, Tor Baltimore, with a tow OF
us rpes w r. Clyde d Co
rns Ds i1Iyde Duncan for Baltimore. with q tow of
baIEes, w. p. Clyde d Co.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
a,aauoahtp Pioneer, Catharne. 90 hours from VII.
rnInpton n O lumner naval stores. etc, Phi.
ladeIphia and 5ouiher Mail steamship 90:
Rr hrg LaVinia. Doug ass 81 Gays from Liverpool,
win mdse To Peter Wright q sons
"Gchr ~ Sinnickson Dickerson. ~ days from Glen
49, win suRar 10 &. d w Wesh. I'd inst, Oape
knssnpio hearing by B distant 10 miles spoke schr.
-nnoIe. from Cenfaesos TOT f2susnu: :..,., ,,A..,o
achr ", A. BaItle. Strout, 10 uays from Oa'oarleh
a. IN m oiassea TO DallsLt a son -
6chr M h Ataples DlusmoIo IL uhys rom OArde
nss with moiasses to Harris, HeyI a Co. ,r
schr ieaso oliver. Panneii 10 days from HAVANA
"ssn schS NJ n Meuanley Vrokers 10 days from Glen
tuesos with sugar 10 8. a W. Welsh
ARRIVED SATURDAY. -.
Ship Tamerlane, Sumner, 81 days Hom Arona
Prussia With mose 10 M a. oouuss osa OK sSsa Ss
Rteamshin Norfolk. Pla't from Narfoik ana ticn'
4 mono. Win nlose. 20 w. y. Clyde d 20. -, ia
RAIque 6eud, Crosby, 40 days uon AessinA WINS
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The South and Southwest
FAST FREIGHT LINE,


EVERY THURSDAY.
The Steamships PRoMETHEUs Captain Gray,.J,
W. hVEkMAN, Captain Vance,
WILL FORM A RkGULAR WHEKLY LINE
The steamship PRoMErHEUs Will sail on
THURSDAY, March 49,
Through bills OF ladng given In connection with IS.
u H. H. to points In the South and southwest.
Insurance at lowest rats. Rates OF freight low
as by any other route. For freight apply TO
E. A. bOUDER a Co,
22au DOCK STREET WHARF.
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ANOTHER VIorlM.-It Ia our sad duty
to chronicle another dreadful accident,
caused by the explosion of can con-
tanning carbon oil. Thursday evening
4 dauRhter OF Mr.. Benjamin McMeohen,
residing a short distance below Ben-
wood, was engaged In building a f,,e
In the cooking stove, and to make 1,
Ignite more readily, poured upon Tho
ktndlings some carbon oil, setting the
eau on the stove when she had done 80
In moment loud report was heard
followed by heart.rendlng shrieks o.
tho burning child. In her agony sh,
rushed into the open air, completely
enveloped by the flames. Two gentle.
men, who were passing the house, saw
her and ran to her assistance. They did
not reach the spot whore she was stand
Ing however, until every particle Of
her clothing had been consumed. Her
body was most shOckingly burned, the
greater portion Of the cuticle being 70.
duced to a crisp She fingered In great
agony for four hours, when death re-
leased her from her Sufsringa. ,i
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A FAMILY JAR.-Thursday evening
Jehu Costello was brought before
Squire ClohAn, on complaint Of his
son. The affidavit OF the complainant
charges the father with abusive treat.
ment Of the mother, and the testimony
fully established the truth Of the
charge. The offence for which Costello
was arrested was committed Thursday
evening, when to escape his fury the
wife was compelled to leave her house
and take refuge 10 that OF her son,
The unnatural husband and father
threatened the son who afforded his
mother an asylum with personal VIC.
lence, and was exceedingly anxious to
infIct 1t Immediately. he declared,
moreover, that II she returned home
there would be blood shed. These
facts were brought out at the examl.
nation.
Several witnesses were called for the
defence, but their testimony was
almost equally damaging to bis case
as that Of those who testified on behalf
OF the State. After hearing all the
evidence the Justice Imposed fine Of
FIVE dollars and costs, and to be con.
fined In the County Jail ten days. fiat
the expiration oihIs imprisonment the
fine and costs are not paid AN addition.
al ten days is to be made to his term
In prison.
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Tr,1stee'a Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
D made 10 me by George Il. Caldwell and
Kate, hIS wife, on tue 2ld day OF March, In
the year 1891, and Of record In tho hecold;;
Book NO. u, page 8o6. 1 Ahall, on .-,
saturday, the 4th day or BeptembeF,
1850.
on the premises, proceEd TO sell at public
auction 10 the highest and best bidder the
following described real estate, situate on
OaidRellS un, in SAID County and State,
inoluding what u known u the Orchard Of
said Joseph CAldWellB farm, and bounded
NJ EolloWA, that Is 70 say. beginning ct O
pailing fence around BAid orchard and Rd.
Joining the Wheeling anu Falrmont Turn
pike Toau on the north side Of CHldWellG
Run; thence nOrthWRIdly with said fence
" the boundary line between said farm anu
land Of 2. Jacob, continuing Leyond the
fence II nsct haAEy TO rsaOn that line; thence
u. 7p e. " hL&ke NJ the north side VI the
present county road, lew rods above the
old stable; thence with the north side Of the
said county road WBSLWATdly TO large eln
on The Aouth side Of SAID orchard fence aud
near the EAtnEi thence With that fence 70
tue south est corner thereof; thence WeAt.
Wanlly with the fence 10 the beginning,
containing slxtt en- acres, more " less.
said Iced OF Trust WIS given 10 secure 10
William Exley tue punUIuH payment OF
Ca.dEsIl IUr the sum OF nlne hundred aud
twenty seven 4I.l00 dollars each, bearing
date In 10th day OF February, 1851, and pAy.
able 10 the Orler VI the sad William ELIey,
respectively, on the 18th day OF December,
1851, 1854, 1893, 1851 aud 1875, NJ ths Merchants
and Mechanics Bauk OF Wheeling, each
nuts bearing interest trOm uAtS, lie INST
one OF the GoOv6 deAcrlbed NOTES dated the
18th day OF February, 1851. And payable on
the 18TH day o. Dscsmber, S5l. has been
paid, together with The Interest uPun The IT.
1859. THIS sale " male " pay the principal
OF tie said notes al 1854, NBJ, 1854 and lS6j,
which said pEllclpAl RmO ms, IN Gach UL6
OF said " vera. uOIes, u 1877 1910, with In.
LRrest thereon from April lIL, l6B9, TIL paid,
and the 90 10 OF thlI hAIe.
TEENS OF sALB Lone third cash, and the
remainder OF the purchase money In two
sqnaI lust linen b OI sLG nd twelve montuS
the purchaser giving uOtHa for the deferred
luStAlment5 bearing ln.eIsst hOm date, anu
toe title viii Us ~ LalDed until the notes WIV
paid.
The above described property will be sold
purchasers may eject and the tEuSlSe will
guarantee the IlLle.
Z. y. BUSHFIELD, Trustee.
The property mentioned in the moo 20 Ad-
VerlSement Is known Us the unny side
Whey HId, Ut y eSent In tlFst CIAsS cUnd itIOn,
and The Viues In excellent beaslng order.
On the PROMISES Ii u large new lWo.BlUry
bIicK hOu.9, surrounded ny convenient AID
desirable ont6uIluiugs anu provided with AL
the necessary cOnvsuionces anu Improve
msnt% AElIeJ wishing 10 purchase pro-
perry uf this de-CrI YtlOI are In ViLed to ex.
AlIlus the reinlsoS LetOte the day OF s-.lc.
lE3-WL
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'HUMDua AND swlND1p.'-A CORES.

'HuMBua AND swlNpLE.'-A CORES.
pendent Of the Parksrsburg Times pays
his respects 10 q minstrel troupe which
recently visited that place, using, as .
text, the words OF the head Of this par.
agraph. After giving the initials Of
the troups's title, rs we'll % the real and
assumed names Of several Of the mem.
bers, the writer goes on to say that this
troupe had the unprecedented mARnAn.
Unity to otter their unequaled exhibit
tons ut the unheArd or rates Of only
60cts. admission; reserved seats 76cIB.;
children 26cts. Well the eVentful night
came roundi already had the old Banjo,
and Catgut music begun 10 sound ~ hen,
alas for human expectation, the deputy
Sheriff politely called on the manager,
and demanded the State tax provided
BY the statute OF our State a. an equiv.
alent for permission 10 enllghten our
people with such highly entertaining
performances. Manager owned up he
had not the necessary RreenbAckB, and
insisted on continuing the ShoiD.. The
deputy looked around for property 10
make the tax, land not possessing
an ear for music or O foot for dane.
ing) had the hardheartednes 10 seize
on the Bass Viol, at which the troupe
became valorous and threatened loud.
ly. Deputy refused 10 scare worth a
cent, and bore away the VOL. The per.
Torrance tOtlted, the troupe retired TO
their boarding house, where, Boosting
OF the amount Of money they possessed,
threatened the State, and especially the
deputy with tremendous prosecution.
Here Manager and the troupe remaIn-
cd some time when silently and sneak.
inRly taking tbslr effects, they stole
away, actually forgetting 10 pay their
landlord their board bill. They de.
parted to other parts 10 try and raise
the wind,
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SHEPHERD ESTATE.
FOR SALE,

DURSUANC TO THE DECREE MADE
L w tn0 Olrcut court OF ohio COnnty, on
Tue IniEd day OF June, 1859, IL the Ruit In
chancs y DUEween LEVI d. SPtINGEk
AMI Urh SlIS, LolnplaluAuts, und Oh kt-
nEhD AclNfYhE And Orhc ks, Del, nd
ants. the ladders. sutd LOmaIlshIUnsTs viii,
On AneAday, the @eVsnIeenLh day OF
august, IsGB.
aud thereafter IIUnI day 10 day until COM
ploLed, C"nltnB IGIug each day az eleven
U'ulock A. ~, sell at public HuCtiUu, on tus
lR&u ~ O4 sid, the home pikuLttiOn or ~.
tate ment oned Ia tile EInIu clAuks OF IL o
will OF AIOsvs onSph0rd, d0Gt-'ssd, In dIVI-
SiOns. lOLs Anu cOAi fields ~ specified IN the
yeyUT, on tils In SAID bult.
Trans .-EAUn pur shAaer to pay In hand
not los LhAu On6.louIth Of the money duo
upon ILLS purchase, but ~ nave the privilege
10 Fay III nhnu any creator PROPORTION Or the
whole LhHfeUIi Hnu tue TeTuue, II any, 10
be paid In three equal inhLNlmenta beartuK
interest from Tue I'd! VI bale. aud pay able
respectively, In ak, twelve anu eighteen
mouths hereafter bOnd and security " the
HatlStActlon Of The commissioners 10 be
Rlvgn for tue deferIed lna. ailments, anu the
tile 70 be retained NJ further security until
payment 10 IuIl
The whole tract contains about I'VE hun.
dFtsi anu seventy Ave acres, and IL tItuAtGsi
LII ohio county, West Virginia, along the
Cumberland TOAD, helnpnad hailroad aud
Wheeling Ur0ek. being by the Cumberland
Road about hlx miles from wheeling. A
plat OI the divisions, lots and cUaI neldS
may DO seen II the Bank OF Wheeling, and
LlSo IL tue CLERKS Utfice Ut the Circuit COnrL OF
ohio County. DANIEL LAMB,
DANlh l. Z, LIST,
iuIbsdtRAAtw EnmnisaiOnaFa
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THERE ls no mistake about IT..
PLANTATION BITTERs will ward of
fever and ague and all kindred diseases
II used In lime. No family need suffer
from this distressing complaint II they
will keep PLANTATION BrrrERs In the
house, and use 1t according 10 dlrec.
lions. The most important Ingredient
Of this medicine Is Calisaya or Peru
Wan Bark, which Is known 10 be the
finest and purest tonic in the vegsts.
BILE kingdom. The extract OF this bark
Is the active principle Of all the good
fever and ague medicines prescribed
by Intelligent doctors. Calisaya Bark
Is used extensively In the manufac.
ture OF PLANTATION BIrTERs, as well
as qulniue, and we dare say they owe
their popularity mostly TO that fact.
We can recommend them, Ilrs
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the
best imported German Cologne, and
sold at half the price. eodd4w
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RETURNED.--By re ferring to our
advertising column this morning, II
will be seen that Mrs. Doctress French,
OF New York, has returned to the city,
and can be consulted TO day at her
rooms at the Grant House. Mrs. F.
proposes 10 deliver another course OF
four le0tures In Hornbrook's Hall,
commencing Monday afternoon at
O'Clock. This will be the last course
she can deliver here In consequence OF
engagements elsewhere. We are con-
hdent that those who attended the
former course will need no urging to
avail themselves Of the opportunity to
hear her again and to those who did
not, we believe they will not regret 1t II
they should 60.
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SUPREME COURT OF APpEALs.-on
motion OF Gov. Stanton, J. H. s. Train.
er, Esq, ofsIeubsnvllle, Ohio, was ad.
mlIted topractlce.
The case ofNelson Hill, Admlnistra.
tor u.s. Rutfner and Long, from Kama.
wha county. was submitted. DO
The case Of Allen T. oarpertop, adj
ministrator, Us. GO. LaudcrAft, from
Monroe county, was argued by Gen.
Wheat for appellant, and submitted.
In the case Of VIM. Lozler Us. Theo.
d. Nevin. assignee, &C., from Monon.
gala county, Raymond made the open.
ing argument for the plaintiff In error,
and was followed by Richardson for
the defendant In error, who occupied
the time Of the Court to the hour Of
adjournment.
Adjourned the O'Clock this morn
Ing.
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LARGE PorAToEs.-Mr. William ].
McColloch, Of Short Greek. brought To
our Office yesterday, several specimens
OF Early Rose potatoes which exceed.
ed In size anything Of the kind we have
seen this season, except one ofthe same
variety presented us by Mr.. William
Godfrey. The latter was by all odds
the hugest potatoe we have heard Of.
We did not take its dimensions, but
we know that nothing equal to 1t In
size has come 10 Wheeling this year.
Mr.. @. has cultivated a considerable
area Of the Early Rose on the farm OF
Mr.. John Archibald, and will be able
to supply his neighbors with them for
planting next year.
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RIVER NEws.-The river is running
down rapidly, and a few more such
scorching days as yesterday will wind
up navigation so far as the larger pack.
cts are concerned. The stage Of water
here is less than four feet, with a fine
prospect Of becoming much less Ia a
very short time.
The Express did not get here until
late yesterday morning, having been
detained by low water, dense fog and
heavy business. She returned, we be.
lieve. to ParkerSburg about noon, and
will not attempt to make another trip
until the river rises.
In the appropriate column v Ill be
found announcements OF steamers fol
Cincinnati and 81. Louis, leaving to-
day. The ArgoSy will depart for Gin
cInnati this afternoon at o'clock,-the
old time OF the Hudson, whose place
she takes In that trade.
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ANOTHER LAST RosE."-our friends
MeSsrs. Y. H. Booth d 90. advertise
that the steamer salado, Capt. T. L.
Taylor, will leave this evening for Gin.
clnnatl. The salado has recently been
thoroughly repaired, and passengers
will find her q pleasant packet In every
respect. Doubtless our shippers will
avail themselves of this opportunity to
send of accumulated freight.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY eOH SALH,-
Public attention 10 called 10 the fact
that In view Of the sale Of the real e.
tate Of George E. Caldwell, the most
desirable property In tho vicinity Of
Wheeling is offered, on the day Of sale,
to the highest bidder. The land to be
sold comprises sixteen aorss-thlrteen
acres Of which are devoted TO vine
yard, containing the choicest character
OF grapes. The vines, numbering eight
thousand In all, are trelllsed on wires
attached 10 substantial locust posts, oil
In excellent bearing condition and
promising, from their present bearing,
more productive yield than at any
preceding season. The wine which
came from the press Of this vine yard
In one year, measured forty. dve hun.
dred gallons.
In addition 10 the vine yard there are
eighty full grown apple trees Of the
choicest fruit; also pear, apricot and
plum trees, with various varieties Of
smaller fruits, such as ounces, cur
rants, gooseberrles, &c., 10 tho greatest
abundance. The yard fronting The
house ID shaded by forest and evergreen
trees, and Rbouuds 10 a variety Of
choice plants aud shrubbsry; the whole
OF the premises being enclosed by an
expensive pAlling fence, comparatively
new. .s -Au. ..4
Ia The centre OF The premises Is silu.
aLed the dwelling house OF the present
owner, Mr.. George E. Caldwell, built
In the latest style OF modern archl-
lecture, measuring, not including the
back building, forty feet square with q
large and extended portlco 10 front.
On the first floor are four large, we'll
lighted and ventilated rooms, situated
on either side OF q commodIous hall
extending the entire length Of the build
Ing, with corresponding compartments
In the second story; the two being con .
nec!ed by u stair way leading from the
lower to the upper hall. In the back
building Is the kitchen, provided with
all the Uonveniences Of the culinary de-
partment, whilst above Is sleeping
apartment OF the same character and
size. the whole being frOnted by q
covered porch extending the length OF
the rear building. The basement story
OF the house is dry and well csmenled
wine cellar, and at present used for
that purpose.
The water conveniencss used In con-
necIion with this property are most
complete, 1t being conducted by means
OF pipes Into various rooms OF the
house, whilst in the yard, at con.
venient distance, Is Il large, two-story
brick milk house, over standing never
falling spring.
The out buildings, consisting Of
smoke house, ceal house, press house,
60, used In connection with this pro-
perty, correspond In character and
convenience with the other improve.
ments, they all having been built OF
brick and furnished with all the neces-
sary convenlences that 10 towards
making up complete residence and
home.
This property being SO conveniently
located. on the Fairmont turnpike, one
quarter Of mile from the street rail.
way, and almost In the corporate lin.
Its Of the city OF Wheeling, we Invite
parties wishing 10 purchase real estate
OF this description TO examine the
premises before the fourth day OF Sep
TENDER, at which time the property will
be sold.
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.
PULICR coURT.-so far "a business
was concerned the police court, yestsr.
day morning, was q perfect blank,
Henry Hollinger, the colored man who
created The disturbance on the street
cars, Thursday, was called up for trial,
but was granted 9 continuance until
this morning on account Of the absence
Of material witnessed. ban 20 .uqt.
There were several other cases on the
docket, originating In q difficulty be.
tween two families In East Wheeling,
aud the parties were present to 70 into
the investigation, but the matter was
compromised. n,a m
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PRISONER CAudHT.-The steame,
Science. on Saturday last, brought
back TO Moundoville, Luther Creu.
means, one of the large number OF pri
soners who escaped from the State Pen,
itentlary some time ago. he was
caught down the river at Barbours,
Vile, and showed fight toward his pur.
suers. His resistance was OF no avail
however, and he surrendered after be.
Ing beaten on the head several times
with the butt end OF A revolver
MOnndSUilLe National.
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IMPORTANT TEsTIMoNY.-Msssrs. A.
7. Stewart & Co. say they have never
done as large business at this time Of
the year before. They attribute this
fact to their having advertised more
this season than ever before. They are
undoubtedly right. Lat our merchants
make a note OF 1t.
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APPOINrMEsr OF RRa1srRAas.-A
day or two since Governor Stevenson
appointed NImrod W. Lloyd member
Of the Board Of Registration for Brax.
ton county, vlce N. NJ. Hyre, who fall,
ed to qualify.
Yesterday His Excellency appointed
J. K. Heath member OF the Board Of
Registration for CsbalI county. vice
James BAumgardner. resigned; also,
Roland Bias, a member OF the Board
Tor the same county, vice NJ. Hatfield,
who failed TO qualify. a~I'
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DIRECT IMPoRrAT1oN.-oxtoby Il
Dufield are now making speciality Of
Our Own Watch, Il superior timer they
import direct from Switzerland. It
bears their firm name. They also have
In store a large stock OF American
Watches, embracing every make. HGv.
Ing been constituted agents for these
watches, they can offer great induce
ments to purchasers. In jewelry, they
have all the latest ideas. Call at .IO3'
Main street, opposite Merchants Bank,
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HELD FOR TRIAL-Yssterday morn.
Ing Louis Huseman was before Judge
Johnston, charged with selling liquor
on Sunday. There were three charges
against Huseman Of a similar character
and after the testimony was heard the
Justice required him to give bond in
each case In the sum of one hundred
dollars for his appearance at the
November term Of the Circuit Court,
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PRizE PIc-Nro.-The great pic nIc OF
the season 10 10 come of on the Fair
Grounds to-day. Prizes are offered for
the best dancing, and several contest.
ants are already entered. The music 10
10 be furnished BY Tom Cocayns's
string band, assisted by brass band
under direction Of Prot. Wallace. There
need be nothing more said as to the
musical department Of the entertain
ment That will be all right. Go II
you want to pass day oflnnocsnt and
unalloyed pleasure.
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suoULDBE LOOKED APrER.-It Is said
that there are several persons engaged
In hAt>boat trading along the Ohio
river, who purchase their stock by the
boat'loRdr and retail 1t along the river
without any license, thus defraudIng
the Government and pirating on the
trade Of legitimate dealers. tits time
some Of these concerns were overhaul.
ed by the government authorities.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-14

"THE LAST RosE OF suMMER."-It
Will be seen BY reference to the steam
ooat advertisement column, that our
friend Mong announces the packet
oamelia to leave this point to-day, for
ST. Louis This is probably The last OPP
portunlty our shippers will have fol
sometime to send goods through direct
to that CITY,