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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The steamer Quaker City arrived at Kings
ton on the 2eth. Destination unknown.
The, elbow fever as subsidna In Peru. 1t is
stated that the claims OF France aud Italy
against Nicaragua have been amicably ad-
justed. s.ts.-d..s
The Narragansett has arrived at Ports
mouth, New Hampshire. Three officers and
three men have the fever, but all are dong
well. Lleotenant Duer and q seaman died
during the passage.
Great foods are reported in the Colorado
Valley, Texas. The water is ten feet de p in
the courthouse square at LAGRANGE. 1t is es-
timated that twenty-five houses have been
seen passing down the stream. The river is
still rising, and stsaing has been stopped for
four days. The town VI Columbus is entirely
surrounded by water. The Brazos River is
also very full, and rising ct the rate Of four
inches an hour.
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CUBAN NEWS H1A WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. July 1O.-The Cubans have the
following: Letters received from prominent
Cuban officers via Nassau and Key West, bring
dates to the LIST. Intelligence of the arrest Oh
the Cuban Junta and others in New York pro-
duced the most profound impression OF sur
prise and regret. Letons, who suoceeded Les
ca st Nuevitas and Puerto Principe, is reported
to have lost two hundred troops by desertion
10 Quesada. Deserters report disafection
among the Spanish troops increasing. caused
by frequent changes Of the commanders OF
posts and aasrreis Of offegimental officers. Fre-
ouent collisions occur between the outposts,
Without serious loss on either side. The Gu.
bans claim an advantage OF position and earn
sstness Of purpose. The troops Of the Spanish
commander continue to execute all the priso-
ners immediately upon capture. Even those
who are wounded are executed on the field.
QaesadA has hitherto respected the rights OF
prisoners This policy is creating disaffeotion
in his camp. His followers demand retalia-
tim, -
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~ TIE WORLD GROWS WISER.-THE
human stomach has been shamefully prosecuted
organ. There was time when for every derelicton
of duty It WAS punish With huge doses OF the most
disgusting aud nauseous drues In vain It rejected
them, and literally returned them upon the hands
OF those who administered them. They were forced
upon 1t again and again. until Its solvent power was
thoroughly drepched out of It,
The world is wiser now than 1t III that drastic
era when furious purgaion and mercural salvation
were what Artemas wcrd would have called the
smain hot" OF the faculty, In cases Of dyspepsia and
liver complaint.
The great modern remedy for indigestion and bill
iousness is HoSTErrER'S STOMACH BIrTERs, q
preparation which has the merit of combining pal
atabv favor with such tonic, aperient and aniibi-
ious properties, as we're never heretofore united in
any medicine.
1t has been discovered at last that sick people
not like tue fab!ed Ttans who iound prostratlon go
refres hing that when knocked dIwn. they rose from
the earth taice a. vigorous as before. When an in
valid is prosraied by powerful depicting drugs he
is ap, to stay Frustrated; the deblitated being
aware OF the fact prefer the building up to the knock
ing down system of treatment.
HosTETTER'S BIT, Rs meets the requirements
of the rational medical philosophy which at present
prevails. 1t is perfectly pure vegetable remeiy,
embracing the three important properties Of pre-
yentve, tonic and an alternative. It foriihes the
b.dy against disease invisorates and revitazes the
torpid stomach and liver, and en-cts most saluta-
~ change n the entire system, when in morbid
condition.
In summer, when the eufeebling temperature rem
rs the human organization particularly suscept:-
BILE to unwholesome atmospheric influences. the Bit
ters should Ue taken protection against epidemic
disease. DAG + July 10
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cause of absence ofthe cashier, but afforded no
clue as to his whereabouts. His wife lndlg-
nantly denied that there had been any defalca'
ton, but stoutly maintained that be has
been robbed and murdered-an idea which OF
course could 1ot be shared by the bank OIL
cials.
A hssty examination OF the contents Of the
cashiers box aud OF memoranda and letters
found among his papers showed that he had
mIssppropriated about one hundred Thousand
dollars OF securities, mostly United States
coupon bonds endorsed in blank. and OF course
readily negotiable. land q small amount OF ex-
press stock, similarly prepared for transfer.
ALPHA AND OMEGA.
It has also been ascertained, greatly to the
surprise Of the president and directors, that
for some months past Sanford has been dab
gold, losing in all his ventures. The extent OF
this surprise NAV be imagined from the. state
ment of the president that Sanford had not been
known to VISIT Wall-strest IN three years, and
no one connected with the bank had the slight
est suspicion that he ever engaged IN any spec
ulation. It has SINCE transpired that he lost very
heavily few weeks ago in Mariposa stock, and
it is supposed that he was then for the first
time led to encroach upon the trusts confded
TO him in order to cover bis losses. But once
IN the Uoiie Of the Wall street gamblers, there
seemed to be no hope for him; but struggling
to recover himself, he only sunk deeper and
deeper INTO the mire, until he was finally over
whelmed IN rum. Whether he has rashly end
ed his career in the cowardly death Of q
suicide, or fled to distant locality, is matter
OF conjecture; the prevalent opinion being
that he has gone overland to California.
THE DEEAULTER's MANAGEMENT COMMENDED.
The United States Bank Examiner tor this
State examined the books, acc )unts, vouchers,
securities, and money Of the bank late in June
and found everything correct, the actual cash
tallying to the requrem ents Of the showing
With discrepancy Of only four cents. This
fltiering condition. Of their affairs had been an
occasion OF general coneratulation among the
officials Of the bank, and Sanford was
especially commended By the president and di-
rectors for the perfect system and careful
accuracy with which he managed their affairs.
sANFoRp's PE1soNNEL.
The missing cashier is young man, scarce
ly forty years OF age, rather small stature,
with keen, ehsrp eye, quick, and somewhat
ner Ious IN his motions, very pleasant in his
tone Of voice, and most agreeable companion.
He carried on his speculalons that have re-
suited in his ruin with hIs usual shrewdness,
never venturing near the stock market himself,
but quietly communicating by note with hls
bro .ers, sending his mlssives by private mes
senger. These notes were usually sent late in
the day, just in time to meet the closing trans
actions OF the day. he has lost everything he
is worth in addition to his defalcstion to the
bank, ard leaves his young and interesting
flmlly wholly without means.
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will hear an application for haoeas corpus IN
Yerger's case.
The efforts are progressing to secure an ear
lier election for Mississippi than that deter
mined on by Fridays Cabinet. There is some
probability Of success.
Boutwell, has directed the purchase OF three
million dollars of bonds on each Wednesday
during the present month, to he held subject
TO the future action Of Congress.
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.Spefial Notifts.

~ NOTICE TO CONsIGNEES.- CON-
sIeNEEs per British Bark MI NNTE are hereby no.
H1ed thai abe has TMs DAY been entered under the
Five Day Act aud all Goods not Permitted at the
pirstion Of that time VIII be sent to Public Stores.
July 10 RAVENEL co.
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Wbituarp.

BolNEAU.-Departed this life In Colleton Dis
trict. I. O.. July 4'h, 1859, Mrs. MARY CATHARIHE
BOINRAU, relict OF STEPHEN BoINEAu, IL the seth
year OF her age
vision 10 to the Christian the efulgent morning Of
On eternal Day. n.
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ss- NOTICE. FREEDMAN'S
SAVINGS BANK DEPOSITS made between now
and July leh, will draw interest from July 1st.
June % "a NATHAN RITTER, Cashier.
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~ CONSULATE OF NORTH GERMAN
UNIoN.-NoTICf.--Mr. FREDERICK PETRAscH.
from Ruethen is hereby requested to report in per-
son at the Consulate General Of the North German
Union, at New York, ofice No. III BROADWAY,
Hoom No. %, or to forward his address at the
earliest opportunity. Persons knowing anything of
the present residence Of Mr. PETRAscH are re-
aues,ed to communicate the same to above Consul
Lite. July 10
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Jnsuranfe.

ISSUES ALL KINDS OF LIFE AND ENDOw-
MENT POLICIES Dividends annually In cash.
Only Company having the Definite Guaranteetsur-
render Value Plan Policies. worldwide. Second to
no Company in the United States for stability, hbe-
rality and economy.
osHce No. III Broadway, New York.
CHRISTIAN VI. BoUcK, President
WM. N. COLE, secretary.
State Agency No. IS Broad-street, Second Floor.
Local and canyassing Agents wanted throughout
the State.
Apply in person or BY letter to
JAMES G. HOLMES. Jr,
General Agent for South Carolina.
July IL nwf 6mos
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xSA SCIENTIFIC WONDER-A NEWLY
invented article has just been exhibited which is
enough to make one think that the dsys of wonder
are not yet gone. It isa MIX whose use transforms
the most deplorabls complexion to one Of almost
alabaster smoothness and pleasing whteness, keep
ing the skin Delightfully."- cool during not weather.
This exquisite bsauHner is known Is MILK OF
vIoLRTs and promises to take the place Of poison.
ous toilet powders. Sold by all druggists and fancy
goods dealers. v. n. BRINCHERHoFf, New York,
General Agent July IL
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~ PHILOSOPHY OF MARR1AHE.-A

% PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.-A
NEW COURSE OF LECTURES. as delivered at the
New York Museum of Anatouny, embracing the sub.
jects How to Live and What to Live for /; Youth,
Maturity and Ola Age Manhood generally review.
ed the Cause OF Indigestion F1atu-nce and Ner-
vous Diseases accounted for Marriage Philosophl-
eally Considered, &c. These Lectures will be for
warded on receipt of four stamps. by addressing
SECRETARY BALTIMORE MUSEUM OF ANATo.
MY, No. IA West Balimore-street, Baltimore. Md.
April lg mwf Tyr
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~BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIS
splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world; the only
true and perfect Dye harmless, reliable, 1nstapta-
neoua; no dsappointm INT; no ridiculous tiDts; rem.
edies the i'll effects Of bad dyes; lnvisorates and
leaves the bair soft and beautiful black or brown
sold ty all Druggists and Perfumers; and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory. No. - Bond
street, New York. Tyr May 10
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PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPYs
THROUGH L1Nv TO
CRAS98 OF SAILING DAYYi

A<>h STEAMERS -Of THE ABQV1
Z&8 hne leave Pier No. a, North Biyer.
GE7BdAH@" foot Of CanRlstrset, New Tori, a
-SL II o'clock noon. Of tho 1st, l1th and
91st Of every month except when these dstes fall
en- Sunday, than the Saturday preoeding).
Departure Of 1st and 2lst connect ct Panama With
steamers for South Pacific and Central American
ports Those Of 1st touch st Nanxanillo.
Departure Of 11th OF each month connects with
the new steam nne nom Panama to Australia spa
New Zealand.
6teamship oRRGONIAN leaves Ban Francisco for
China and japan AuRuIt 4. 1869.
No California steamers touch at HAvAna, but 70
direct from Now York 10 AspinwalL
, Ono hundred pounds baggage free TO each aduli.
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets OF further information stpJf
ut the C0MPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on tho HhaN
foot OF Canal-street, North River, New York.
March II 1yr F. 3. BABY, Agent
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
FOR PALATKA, FLORIDA.
VIA SAVANNAH, PRRNANDINA AND JAoKsG
VILE.
~-A THE ELEGANT AND FIRsT-CLASS
STEAMER DICTATOR, Captain
w. T. MCNElTY Vil sail from Charleston eyery
TUESDAY EVENING. at Nine O'Clock, tor the above
points.
Connecting with the Central Railroad at Savannah
for Mobile and New Orleans, and with the Flord,
Railroad at Fernsndins for Cedar Keys, at vhicl
point steamers connect with New Orleans, Mobile.
Pensacola, Key West and Hsvana.
Through Bills Lading sigued to New Orleans aa a
Mobile.
All freight payable on the wharf.
Goods not removed at sunset win be stored st rii
end expense Of owners.
]. D. AIKEN l. CO.. Agents
Nav 27 South Atlantic Wharf,
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%IHE NEAIEST. THE QUICKEST AND
THE cHEApE,T.-THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
143 EAST BAY, having replenished Its Stock With o
new and large assortment o. material OF the finest
quality and latest Styles ls prep1rea 10 execute, at
lue shortest aet,ce and In the best manner, JOB
PRIN TING OF every description.
Call and examine the scale OF prices before giving
your orders elsewhere.
xEDUTrRRR'S LIGHTN N PLY-KILLER.
Death 10 the Livin:l Lon; live the Kul:rs Sold
by Dealers everywhere. 1no juno -
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SbWplng.
EXCURSIONS, EXCURSIONS,

EXCURSIONS AROUND THE HARBOR.
~ THE FNE, FAST SAILING AND CON.
FORTABLY appointed Yacht ELEAN0R
AAwin resume her tHpet to historic points in
16the, .harbor.. and win Leave doyecnmen
Wharf daily at Ten A. n.
For Passage apply 10; THOMAS YOUNG, -
December l8 OAptatu. On board. !
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@ ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-ON rHE
Errors and Abuses incident TO Youth and Early Man
hood, with the humane view OF treatment and cure,
sent by mail free Of charge. Address HOWARD As
OCIATIoN. Boz P. Philadelphia, Pa.
May 90 3mos
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FOR GEoRGETOwN. 9. G.

FOR GEoRGETOwa.s 8. c..
49, THE STEAMER EMILE CAPTAIN
p. @. LEWIS. will receive Freight
inns DAY, at south Commercial Wharf and lesve
as above on TUESDAY MORNING, the 18th inst, at
o'clock.
For engagements apply to
SHACKELFOR0 KELLY, Agents,
Jd6 - No. 1 Boyce's Tha6.
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FOR NEW YORK.
PASSAGE $40.

PASSAGE $20
A~- THE SPLENDID sDRwHRRL
. .R eTRs Ash Up MAGNOLIA, Captsin
ZkzB0NHE B. ORowKIL having elegant and
spacious accommodations for pas.
senQers, Will leave Vspderhorste wharf On WKD =
NEspAx Ho1No, July H. 1869. at half past O'Clock.
Julye RAYkNEL q UO.. aaen.A.
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Foa PHILADELPHIA AND BOSTON.

BALTIMORE AND CHARLEsTOS
-,-,,.. STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
<cs THE STEAMSHIP FALCON,
NE2 Csptnn HonaEY Will sanl for
,LE1E4lE&&T< Baltimore on lHuRsDAY MoRAue,
in yl5 at hslf-past 10 O'Clock, frsm
Pier No !, Union wharf
~ Through Bills Ladiug signed for all classes Of
Freight to BOSTON, PHILADELPHIA, WILMNa.
TON DEL, WASHINGTON CITY, and the NC IsfH.
WEST. .' rsy--9
For Freight or passage, apply to
COURTENAY & TRENHOLM,
July 10 s Union Whasyes.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.

THE STRUGGLE OVER THE IRISH CHURCH BILL.
LONDON, July a-The Times has another
editorial on the; Irish Church bill to-day, in
which it says; '"The bin must become law.
This session Of Parliament must destroy Prot'
estant ,supremacy and establish religious
equality in Ireland. but not attempt to set up
a multiplicity Of establishments. II the eccie-
siasticai property of Ireland il to be put on a
permanent footing, we must recognize these
hcts and apply 20 much OF the surplus ss may
~ necessary TO supply homesteads for minis
tars Of the whole people. :"
Tha N6rufng Star (RsdicaD says: "The Brit
ish people hSss DO rishtto indulge peers Who
would deprive them Of the luxury Of being
just. Hardly one Of the amendments to the
bin agreed upon by the. Lords can be tolerated
by the country" -:'f Gel =.
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Trustee's Sale.

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made 10 Robert Ii. Glllespy (who Is now
II nonresident OF the StALe), by Louis
Yuucke. bearing date on the ilth day OF
January, 1868, and OF record In the Record
eI i office OF Ohio County, in deed book 81,
pages 3U2 and 3O3, TO secure TO Armstrong,
holiday Il Co., the payment or a certain
liz gOtIaOIe note Tor $3.50 ", signed 10y said
Louis Yuncke, and dated the nth gay OF
January, ISjS, and payable four months
after date, To the order OF said Armstrong,
Holiday q Co., at the National Savings
Bank OF Wheeling; and whereas, j. Ii. GOOD
was appointed trustee in the place OF Robert
II. GLIeGpy, nonresident as aforesaid, and
substituted 10 all the tights, powers, duties
ana responsibilities OF the former trustee by
virtue OF an order made ny the Circuit Court,
at the March term thereof, dated the 18th
day OF March, 1869. snail, on
Monday, the 2SIh day of June, 1859,
AL 10 O'Clock A. N at the front door OF the
Court House of Ohio County, west Nlr-
gina, proceed to sell to the highest and best
Didder, the following described real estate,
the south east corner of Second and Market
Streets III that part OF the city OF Wheeling
called Centre Wheeling, described as follows.
beginning at u point on the north line OF
SAID lot, fifty 1eet east OF the north west
corner OF SAID lot; thence east along said
west line seventy 1.-Two feet, thence north and
parallel with Market street st1ty-stx 1eet1
Iheuce west ana parallel with second street
seSeuIy-twO feet; thence moth and parallel
with AIal ket street sixty-hlx feet to the place
OF DCSInnIuE, or 80 much thereof as VIII be
sutfiCIent TO pay tho said negotiable note
above referred 10, together with the legal
note up TO the time OF payment after de-
Quoting the credit OF August l4th, 1865, as
given upon said note Tor S7TS II.
Terms OF sale, cash.
keillng hs trustee / shall convey only such
title as Is vested in me by said deed OF trust.
InAy2l.LI j. II. GOOD, Trustee.
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ANOTHER OLD CITIZEN GoNE.-An-
other of the venerable citizens who
unite US to the past generation, Mr..
John Goshorn, died at his residence in
the county yesterday at the ripe age of79.
Mr.. Goshorn was one OF the oldest resi-
dents our city could count, and for q
long period was prominently identified
with the business and public interests
OF the community. He was a man of
considerable property and widely re-
spected. He leaves a large circle of re.
latives and friends to mourn his de-
parture. The funeral will take place at
10 A. NJ. to morrow.
The Masonic Fraternity, of which
the deceased was a member, will take
part in the services. See notice at the
head of the local column.
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ORDERED I'd REPoRT.-Midshipm
G. K. Curtis, [son of Col. W. B. Curtis
of West Liberty.) who recently gradu.
ated at the Naval Academy with dis
tinguished honor, has been ordered to
report on board the U. s. steamer Sa-
bine, at Boston on the Both, to go on a
cruise. The route to be travelled by the
Sabine is an attractive one, and will
afford the young Middies a fine oppor-
tunity to visit many of the prominent
places in the Old World. We tender
our friend our best wishes for pleas
ant voyage.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIvERsITY.-The
closing exercises OF the scholastic year
at the University. began on Thursday
last, by an examination of the several
classes. This was continued through
Friday, and will be resumed to-day,
closing tomorrow evening. The an
nual BaCcalaureate sermon by Presi-
dent Martin, was to be delivered
yesterday afternoon at three O'Clock,
in the Presbyterian Church. This
evening the Prize Defamation
contest comes off, and tomorrow
evening Governor Stevenson will adj
dress the literary societies at the NJ.
E. Church.
Wednesday forenoon there " ill be a
military review. In the afternoon at 2
o'clock, the corner stone will be laid by
the Governor of the State. This cere-
mony will be accompanied by music,
military salutes, and addresses by sew
eral persons who are expected to be
present. The public are invited 10
attend all the exercises.
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The "V1GILANT PICNIC. "-The
members of the Vigilant Steam Fire
Engine Company had their Picnic &C.
cording to announcement on Wheeling
Island Fair Grounds on Saturday. The
unfavOrable appearance of the wealth er
doubtless deferred many from going,
but very comfortable party was
assembled by 10 O'Clock. Dancing
and other entertainments were par
ticipated in till the rain COM
menced falling in the afternoon, when
all who were disposed to make a day
of it adjourned to the Hall of the En-.
gine Company and carried out that in
tention to their entire satisfaction.
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REAL ESTATE TRAEsFERs.-The fol.
lowing is list OF deeds in fee admitted
TO record in the Office OF the Recorder
of Ohio county, during the week ending
Friday, June II, 1869.
Deed made May 2lst, 1869. by Susan
Dennis to J. Matthias Schade, for the
north half of lot No. 2l6I Lagrange
South Wheeling; $400. Admitted June
Deed made June4, 1869. by William
Godfrey and wife to Thomas n. Reed,
for the one fourth part of coal lots Nos.
/, and 8, South Wheeling; $3.50. Ad-
United June s. 1869.
Deed made June s. 1869, by James G.
Jelley to Mrs. Ann NJ. Battelle for one
half Of burial lot No. IS, in Section c.,
Mt. Wood Cemetery. Admitted to re-
cord June 8, 1869.
Deed made May IA, 1869, by Jacob o.
Brosius and wifeIto Henry A. Knapp, for
S feet off the east side of lot No. "a in
II. Moore's addition, Wheeling Island;
S75. Admitted June 9, 1869.
Deed made June 8, 1869, by Daniel
Peck, Commissioner in case of Mary
Nesbit Us. John Klug ct at, to Casper
He'll. for the west half OF lot No. 1O1
north side of Clay street, East Wheel
ing, Sl925. Admitted June 9, 1869.
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ARRKsTED.-Last night some of the
police officers had a lively chase up the
alley running from Market to Fourth
street. They succeeded in overhauling
the object of their pursuit, and we pre-
sumo met with some resistance, as they
were compelled to make an application
of mace to his sconce before he sue
cumbed. That had the desired effect.
He was felled to the pavement and had
to be carried to the lookup. We pre-
sumo we shall hear more OF this Incl
dent in the Police Court this morning.
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THE UNION BAPTIST Pic NIC.-Tte
unproPitious and heavy weather wss
the cause of great many being depriv-
ed OF the pleasure OF the delightful ex-
cursion to Cresap's Grove ION Saturday.
All whose courage was equal to the
Drawing of few clouds were well
rewarded for their venture. Not more
than three hundred, however, went.
The rain did not fall at the
grove during the day which was
spent In the usual way upon such &C.
casions. The company had embarked
on the st. Mary's for the return trip be-
fore the clouds began to shed their
moisture in the afternoon. The whole
affair was pleasant one, though it is
to be regretted that more were OF able
to participate in 1t.