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The CHARLESTON NEWS, the circulation OF
which fs about twice as largo as that OF any
other paper published in South Carolina, is the
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TO rent; who. want or who offer board and lodg
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offered to clerks, governesses, tutors, work.
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wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
let; articles lost or found; houses, shops, Offices
aud warehouses wanted or TO lot, and miscella-
neous wants Of all kinds.
For each insertion OF advertisements of the
classes specified
Not exceeding THREE LINES or 20 words. rs cents
FouR LINES or 20 words. .....40 +"
FIVE LINEs or 40 words ...5o
All advertisements to be inserted at these
rates must bo prepaid and delivered at THH
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DOR n ~ Il IL e Il N q " E $
OF ALL SIZES FROM FOUR TO TWENTY-FIVE
HORSE POWER, complete in every respert. These
engines arc now in use for various PURPOSES In df
Iereh pare oil this stItc and Georgia. and have given
general satisfaction. ee"
ALSO,
a As1XIY'HoRSE ENGINE. With Ane boiler. COM
plete. For sale by CHISOLM BROrHERs
nuRust ~ 1tuimo Ad8er's Wharf.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Meeting This Day.
Auction Sales This Day.

NJ. Andrews Society, at 8 pm.
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fund? are the questions asked; but the only
answer is, that there was doubt about the
matte and the City Treasury got the benefit
OF it, by having $500 taken out. &
The Savannah Advertiser IN speaking o. the
theatrical season and tho stars, ssss that
enough is due to the Savannah public, to RiTg
them credit OF knowing. what ii, justly em-
braced under the head of .hrst clnss;" Ger
tainIy not such stars as the ivan es &c.
A match game of biso bail. played yesterday
afternoon between the Ems and Charleston
Clubs, Resulted 10 tho. 30 ire stapdp,g Six; for
the former md five for the latter club.
Gho recent aoiive nunt or the detectives
after drummers has had the effaot OF making
them give Charleston the 'go BY"
Il is reported that the extra meeting OF
Council was called for the purpose of voting
the Mayor the interest on the 1880 back salary
given him at the last meeting.
negro Who appeared to be :hie bly, indig-
pant beciuse he was strdok with q .anne BY q
young gentleman, and had him arrested,
compromised the matter ON receiving % 60.
The oily officers sh .uld be o little moro leri.
walk with goods Il Is o good sign 10 see
them r. celviLg goods aud II they ilespase
upon the pavement . little logger than the iau
requires. which they will not do If thty can
avoid 1t. let the hours have more and longer
minutes than the clocks give them.j
| III the New York Clpb.T says the. Savannah
Advertiser, concludes to visit our city, the
savanpahs will invite the Charleston Club a.
the aamo time. and treat our citizens 70 some
first class games OF bill"
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@isffaanfols.

3 CASES OF Low QUARTER FRENCH CALF
SHOES. ata great sacrhcc. Sold by the single pair.
JOHN COMMJkS,
august ~ tu2 No. 1871 MeetinQ-strect,
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Rnnge OF Thormonctor at tho Nov
once. -
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e Go to the City Shoe store.

LIFE lNSURANCE.-The sum of Five
Thousand Dollars insured upon the life
OF William G. Battelle, deceased, was,
on yesterday, paid to Mrs. Battelle by
hessrs' Long " Whipple, General
Agents of the -ftna. Thus another is
added to the already long list of exam.
pies of the practical benefit of life in.
surance aud the complete reliability of
the ftna. We believe this is the only
life insurance company that has as vet
paid any losses in this city, and heartily
commend it to any of our readers who
may wish to avail themselves of the ad
vantages the system affords. Messrs
Long & Whipple have taken high rank
among the most popular and successful
insurance men Of the country. Their
close attention to their business and
their satisfactory dealing with all Gus
TONERS has won for them fine reputa.
ton. which has added no little to the
general confidence felt in the Company
they represent. Insurers can deal with
no better firm.
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH FES'
TIvAI.-The new United Presbyterian
Church, last night, was filled with the
beauty and fashion of the city, the occa-
sion being a festival for the benefit of
the Church. The windows of the build
ing we're handsomely oruamented with
evergreens and flags, which, under the
brilliant and pleasant light of the CASA
lier, made the room look very beautiful.
The chief attractions Cater the ladies,
of course) were the handsomely festoon-
ed arch at the bouquet table, and the
immense cakes presented, one by the
steamer Golden Eagle, one by the Re-
becca and one by the Express. The
festival was so complete success that
1t has been deemed advisable to con-
tinue II this evening, when we ad,
wise all to 60 and see if they can buy
as handsome bouquet as was presented
to us last night. Ours was magnificent.
Perhaps there is one there that ranks
it. Go and see.
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RIVER NEws.-There is rot a grea
deal of stir on the levee nowadays
Ia fact, when the daily packets are gone
there is no stir at all there. The Ken
ton was the only boat up yesterday
The Lawrence should have been here
yesterday morning, but at dark she had
not been heard from. As she had q big
load on and the river fell foot OF
Wednesday it is not at all unlikely that
she is aground.
Reports from Pittsburgh tell us that
the marks there show five feet two
inches and falling. Here we have eight
feet and falling fast.
1t is said that Dowler's improved
wheel, which is being tested at St. Louis
on the steamer RevolutiOn, is a success
and will revolutionize navigation. In
the language of famous wharf-boat
proprietor, we say "let her reEOlute."
The hull of the steamer GaE1rd b Al
len will be used in the construction Of
the new bridge at st. Louis, work or
which was commenced on the western
bank of the Mississippi Saturday morn
ing.
Captain John n. Bofnger has been
elected President of the new New Or.
leans and st. Louis Packet Line, and
John W. Carroll, General Superintend.
ent and Freight Agent.
At the regular monthly meeting OF
the Board of Trade of st. Louis, the
following resolution was presented and
unanimously adopted:
Resolred, That sufficient sum be ap'
pIOpriated by the Board of Trade of the
city of st. Louis, in connection with the
Union Merchants Exchange, to defray
the expenses of a Liverpool steamer Ia
St. Louis, ria New Orleans, and loading
her in bulk to depth of twelve feet
with grain, for through cargo from St
Louis to Liverpool, England; and that
the river pilots of the Mississippi river
be requested to pilot such vessel from
New Orleans to st. Louis and back free
of charge. Furthermore, that said YES
sci be loaded with cargo direct from
Liverpool to st. Louis.
| - o. EAhDOAl WE 4CNO' IACooAo' w WV
g. Hynes, No. 4 South Levee, have q
Autograph, by 4. Mclean, from an orig
inal picture of the steamer Tecumseh, a
New Orleans aud Louisville packet, Of
which the following is a description
"The Tecumseh was built at Wix's Yard
Cincinnati, February, 1926, finished and
launched with steam up, and engine il
working order. She was ia feet long
on deck, % feet beam, and 9 feet hold
and carried 242 tons; she had a tran
som stern and windows, and the ladies
cabin was in the rear or hold of the
boat; the gentleman's cabin was en- the
lower or main deck; she had 8 boilers
l9 feet long, sc inches in diameter, witt
2 return hues in each, 10 inches in diam
eter; high pressure engine, Is inches
cylinder, G feet stroke, with force pump
attached to piston tiehead. Time from
New Orleans to foot of the falls of Ohio
& days and 4 hours, April, 1923. The of
ficers were as follows: Abe Tyson, Cap
tain; Joe Atharen, Clerk; John Tyson
Engineer; John Boze and John Ryan
Pilots"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-11

THE PENITENTIARY INVESTIGATION
The special joint committee appointed
by the Legislature at its'last session, to
investigate the affairs and general man
agemeBt of the West Virginia Peniten-
tisry, met at the Court House on Mon
day morning. Present, Messrs. Phelps
(Chairman,) aud Price of the Senate,
and Messrs. Rollins and Dis of the
House of Delegates.
ST. Armstrong, one of the assistant
clerks of the House, was chosen Clerk
The committee has been engaged thus
far in examining the records and books
of the Penitentiary, and it is not i'm.
probable that the week will be occupied
in this laborious and tedious work
The general sfficial conduct of Superin.
tendent McFadden will be investigated
during next week, or as soon as the
work which now engages the commit
tee is completed. As appears By no.
tice published elsewhere, the iRvesti
CATION will be in the Court House-pub'
iicly. This is, as it appears TO US, en-
tirely proper.-NeuRdsrille National.
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The ORPHANS FAIR.-The Fair at
Washington Hall for the benefit of the
Orphans has been an immense success,
Though it lasted for three nights it lost
nothing in interest or attrsctiveness,
and as large crowd attended last night
as any night of tie Fair. We believe
that, had arrangements been made to
that end, it could have been carried on
for a week successfully. The receipts
for the three nights will reach near
$1,000. Everything nearly was sold. We
rejoice that the Fair has been so liber'
ally patronized. 1t is chsrity that ap'
peals to the heart efevery man and ,wo'
man, no matter what hisreligious belief,
1t IS encouraging also to those noble,
hearted women, the Sisters, who have
devoted themselves to the care Of these
helpless little ones, to know that their
self-denying labors are so generally
appreciated.
The express wagon was drawn last
night by Mrs. W. H. Robinson, who
Iheld Ne. q; the travelling trunk by
Alexander Gillespie, with No. So, and
MIS- n. 5. Walker the rich chandelier
with No. 10.
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PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure of a
call yesterday from Mr.. Thomas d.
Egan, of the "Ths Ne,r York Frecman's
Journal" Mr.. Egan visits Wheeling
for the purpose of attending to business
connected with the journal. While here
he will call upon many of our citizens
and will be happy to receive subscrip-
tions from any who desire to become
readers of that paper. The Journal, as
our readers are aware, ranks among the
foremost papers of the country. Its
Democracy is of the staunehest stamp
and its editorial ability Of the highest
order
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The case of John
Schifferer, charged with bastardy, was
heard yesterday. The jary brought in
a verdict of gnilty, and in default of
giving bond to pay $50 per amman for
five years he went to Jail, there to re-
main until liberated by due process OF
law.
George Doyle, alias Slime, charged
with larceny in stealing case of bon
nets from Mrs. r. Force, an account OF
which, and the discovery of one of the
stolen bonnets, we published, was found
not guilty.
The Court held a sitting last evening
and adjourned until 9 o'clock this morn
ing. To-day will close the business for
this term. Judge Stewart has trans
acted an immense amosnt of business
during the week, and certainly deserves
the thanks of the bar for his kindness in
presiding.
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MORE EvIDENCE.-An old gentleman
residing in Marshall county writes to
Oxtoby & Dufield, jewelers., 1O3 Main
street, "The spectacles l purchased al
your store are the best have had IN the
last forty years; they suit exactly, ana
can now read the smallest print without
the least pain to my eyes; when in Phil
adelphia some years ago, | got pair al
M'Alister's; yours are, by all odds, TAI
superior" Large stock of glasses,
watches, clecks, jewelry, &C., at lug
Main street. See advertisement.
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r~one hundred pieces Grey Goods
=. Its J. S. Rhodes d Co.

WHY Nor THE local Of the Inteth-
o,uoer smacked his lips lovingly yester-
dav over a strawberry short cake he ate
the evening before at the Grant House.
why did he not speak of new article
of diet made of cherries, the Wednes-
day dinner bill of fare of that hotel
made mention of 1t certainly was as
new as strawberry short cake.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - The briga
der who presided over the velOcicurri-
culum at the Second Ward Market
house closed his school last evening and
departed for Baltimore. He sold his
velocipedes and other traps to Frank
Reynolds at the Fair Grounds. Mr..
Reynolds proposes to open a school for
the bicycle and will keep the wooden
horses on the Fair Grounds.
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ERGO to the City Shoe Store.

GAVE BAIL.-The proprietors of the
La Belle Iron Works have been missing
a great many clinch nails lately, some
times as many as key being carried OF
in a day. A watch was set and resulted
in the capture of boy about ID years
old, named John Slater. He had hear
ing before Squire Clohan on Tuesday
and in default of 500 was sent to Jail
On Wednesday evening, some one TAX
ing pity on the boys youth went on his
bond and he was released.
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rV'Every one processes to admire
modesty and hate brass, and yet, when
did modest merit ever succeed in life OF
pass at full value i-RegiSter.
Spivins, aren't you appreciated in
Wheeling 7-PGrkTsbmg Times.
Oh, yes; but it makes us mad, Scofe,
to see cheekey fellows like yourself Sc
outrank our modest worth. 1t does in
1aal
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PoLICE CoURT.-There was nothing
of interest before Judge Good yester-
day. Thomas Burns was up on a charge
of resisting an officer. The case was
clearly established, and Thomas was
fined $40 and cost, making total of
Sl46O fer not obeying, when the gentle
man in brass coat and blue buttons said
"Rise up William Riley and go along
with me-"
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Picnic AT THE FAIR GRoUNps.-By
the advertisement in another column it
will be seen that Vigilant Engine Com.
pany No. proposes to hold a picnic at
the Fair Grounds tomorrow, to which
they invite all their friends. They have
made arrangements for having first
rate time, aud they know how to get one
nm Eure
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REPAIRING THE LEvEE.-Workmen
were busily engaged yesterday in repair
ing the levee. They did not commence
a moment too soon. The condition of
the wharf has been shameful and we
are glad to see that the committee hav-
ing the care of the levee has walked up
to the necessities of the hour.
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UNION PICNIC.-The Union picnic, to
be given tomorrow at Cresap's Grove,
for the benefit of the Baptist Society OF
this city, promises to be most pleasant
affair. The steamer st, Marys has been
chartered and all the necessary arrange
mentS made for having agood time
The Baptist Church suffered severely
during the late storm and needs imme'
date repairs, and the congregation have
taken this means of raising the neces-
sary funds. We hope they may be sue
cessful beyond their most sanguine ex-
pectations.
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IDENTIFrED.-Thed drowned man found
in the river last week has been identified
by q German woman from Wheeling, as
her husband. The body was exhumed
from the grave but she concluded to let
it remain in its present resting place
The name of the drowned man was
Jacob Muhlaker, and was drowned last
MOundSrille National.
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NEARLY READY.-The little steamer
Science 10 about ready for business.
Her furniture will be aboard this week
and next Tuesday she will start on
her first trip. We believe she will 60
into the Matamoras trade.
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HARMONY DESTROYED.-There is trou.
blein st. Paups Church, South Wheeling
The want of Christian forbearauce wa,
manifested on Sunday last, for on that
holy day, and within the sacred fame,
there was fight, regular row. War
rants were issued by Squire Clohan for
the arrest of August Wiedebusch and
Fred. Hillerbright, who were arrested
and gave bail to appear before Squire
Clohan on Monday next at Q o'clock, and
for August Walther, who will have a
hearing on Tuesday at 9 o'clock. "Be,
hold what a pleasant thing it is for
brethren to dwell in unity. 1t is like
oilp &c.
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IY~ How often, in 100 years, does LEAP
year commence on Sunday ADs.-four
times: 1904, 1882, 1860 and 1888. How
often, in 100 years, does January lst come
on Mondayi Ans.-thirteen times; 1910
l6, 81, y, %, a, 10, -, sc, y, Il, 81
and "a.
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tPWe notice in our advertising col,
umns that the Wheeling Female College
is the recipient Of one of Singers fine
family sewing machines, presented by
Messrs. Straw. & Morton, III Market
street, where the machine is on exhibi-
tiaD
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g1F. NJ. Porter's "Cheap Counter
Look at Prices. Shoes reduced to
fraction; must be sold regardless o.
cost. Children's Shoes, only 10 cents
Misses Shoes, % cents. Boys Shoes
80 cents. Ladies' Shoes ~ cents, al
No. 1876 Main street. Call early Rnt
Won can make the best selections.
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lF7The heel is an excellent thing, but
it should not make itself visible too
often. Like the flower in the forest it
should waste it sweetness unseen. The
"gal with the hole in her stocking" take
notice.
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5'Song of festive young gents going
home at midnight or later-"United we
stand; divided we fall Sometimes
they do fall, Notwithstanding their uni
ty, into the hands of the police.
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"HAII., ALL HAIL."-Partridge still con-
tinues the picture business at III Main
street. Everything is in complete work
ing order. His photographs cannot be
surpassed. When you want anything in
his line remember III. junl2-tf
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-11

:Y'The latest style of trimming for a
lady's hat is an imitation of step lad
der made of fancy colored ribbon, ex'
tending a considerable distance down
the back. Climb.
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~ For Freckles, Pimples, Moth
Patches and all Eruptions of the Skin,
and for Identifying the Complexion,
use "Cream of Yiolets." For sale by Ed
murd Booking and Booking Il Carroll.
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STATE of west Virginia,
Ohio Comfy CircHi Court
Nay Rules, 1862 I
John ErskiRe

r.
Frs4srick Heller a. trustee for Eliza Hsier his
Vic and in his own light and Eliza Heier and
Andrew Weber trustee -ARd GeOrEe W. Franz-
- In ChanoeTy.
U,EE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is 10 Oh
tar an account OF the partnership deaAags
between the Complainant and freaerlck Meier
- Eliza Hsier his wife and 70 enforce payment
70 aid complainant Of the amount fsund das hin
~, I'D account. And II Appearing from Al aEidz-
Viz tiIed in the SSGss sfbEf Andrew Weber, one
AZ Ire defendAuts IL net . resident Of this state:
an motion Of the eonplzinAnt's counsel Il 10 con-
sidered that he do appear here within one acnth
after the fourth weekly Pn3heatioa and due
Court House Of Ohio county, and do what be
nav think A 20 protect his interest IN this
cause. MICHAEL j. BREISIG, Clerk.
RICHARDSON & CRACRAFT, Attorneys fOr Con.
plaInsRt. Msy2tOaElE
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EY-It is said that landlady in this
village makes her biscuits so light that
her boarders use them instead of night
lamps.
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yThe surviving soldiers of the wal
of 1872 of West Virginia and Pennsyl
vania are to hold convention in Wash
ington, Pa, on Thursday next, June II
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~ Several loads of happy childhood
was hauled up as far as the top mill
yesterday on the street cars. A Richie
town school was going picnicing to Mar
tinsville.
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yVThe discerners of the weather are
predicting an unusually dry summer
These prophets are decided humbugs.
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EP-A Ritchietown boy was asked If
he liked cats. He replied eyes, stree
They're bully to chuck stones at"
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

nNE OFFICE DESK, ~ FEET LONG.
One Burnside Stove and Pipe.
Two Small Stoves.
One Square Upright Show Case.
One Counter, II feet long.
Windows, Doors, Nantes &c.
Apply '' LOGAN, LIST & CO.,
ar,2tf Bridge Corner.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

wEar-rings, several inches long, are
now dangling from fashionable ears.