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Superior Musical Tuition for Young Ladies'.
TO Parents and Guardans.iusic Taught the most
improved Method with gres rapidy and reasonable
terms.
who has received instruction from the first masters
xnowledge Of the science her pupils combined with eie
giant ana graceful execution is DESTROYS OF taking few more
female pupils either 1t her own residence or theirs
ine addressed to A. b. the Office Of this paper will
Pc to or application Is Mercer street. where
tue a"y 'cs'aes VIII receive personal attention m2 I'm
drees Demand Tor Observation-Disclosures
hsent for the Herald, q. b. Zieber Co.. Ledger Build
20 street pesow Chestnut where adv rtissments
ana wnere THOSE wishing subscribe will please
leave Their nses snd haye the paper served regularly
ner anu after the srriv Of the
aid; y cent? without r. Single eopiss cents.
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BENEFIT OF MIR. AND MRS DYOTsT
Dark rHLATRE.-This Evening, MAY z2d. will Be
yandenhoff; Pizarro. Mr.. MeCutcheou; oroI.mbo, Mr.
Bass Aonzo, Mr.: Dyou Con-, Mrs Bland; Elyirs Mrs.
NJ sdwsrd Kendall Leader VIII play several popular airs.
euds with the Farce Of MARRIED LIFE-Mr. coddls.
AT bass Mr. Younghusband, Mr. Dyotti Mrs. Dove. Mrs.
Dyott; Mrs. iounghusband, Miss Croker.
pores rst tier, IS cents; second and third tiers. 30
sentsi rlt 20 cents; Gallery, IS cents
cIseIy IL O'clock. Il
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Married.

Married.
On Thursday the 2lst inst by the Rev. j. N. Smith,
JoHs CoLeAN, to EsuEBIA daughter Of William Den
man, all of this city.
On Wednesday, May 10th, at Pelham, Wcstchester
county, by the Rev. Robert Bolton, Dr. ALEx. T. WAT
SON Of this city, to HELEN SHELTON daughter of the late
Elisha w. King
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THE DESERT REPEATED
NELICIEN DAvIDS Grand Choral and instrumental
Il Symphony, THE DESERT, will be produced
SEVENTH TINE,
At the TABERNACLE, on THURSDAY EVENING.
2lst INSTANT,
FRIDAY EVENING, the 22nd inst, and SATURDAY
EVENING, the 23rd inst,
Commencing clock precisely under the direction Of
MIX. GEORGE LODER.
The solo parts and rccitatons by
MIR. ROBT. GEO. PAIGE.
Tickets so cents each for sale the usual places
B.-The gentlemen comprising the chorus respect
fully requested TO be prompt in attendance.
Previous which, the Grand National Anthem.
ARM AND ON. We BRAVE!
As sung with tremendous effect by the VOCAL UNION,
the Citizens Meeting in the Park, goth May 1896.
Music by. FELICIEN DAVID.
Words, by.............. GEO. p NORRIS Esq.
The Solo Parts, by. MR.. +. H. NASH.
The Chorus will be by Eighty Gsntlemsn
selected with regard Ia their
my20 4t*r n. MEIGS, 446 Broadway.
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PARK THEATRE,
4 NJ NE NSE 4TTRAC TON!

FOR THE HEP BESts f2M5 F o. 5ALEsT
kindly cdassaled g gys their aid yis: syaor.
Chapman. aud Mr.. H. Chapm,a-on Saturday evening May
23d 1896 la the of the evening siyaora Rosin Pco
GRAND ITALIAN sCENAs
The dramatic performances viii consist Of choice ssleo-
seaaa WIZ y The Heir ssses a aS
speed the Ploaghn sording opportunity Of combining
knowledsed comic strength Of Park company.
For particulars bills Of the day. my2e arc
MISS JULIA DEANS BENEFIT
4. Flaw " +. MSy T
Mr. r. Scott Baron Stcnfort MIR Clarke; Peter
M . Nil n | SG; a P'iS
he o.seii fy H fSsef9 x'i es
Ms julia pp ssa M S @ Madison %a0"
Lover Boxes 50 esn's' second and third tiers . es;
Doors open will rise at half past
o'clock.
NIBL o's GARDEN.-The proprietor Of this s.!.blish-
'"''@s ''A''A MONDAY. jane i, 1896
e'A ""''" g SsAa,BGRsiEL. JEROME. ANTOINE.
and R ~ Eh0I fx xSnfsyfal
will make their first appearance Now York these three
years, in Of their popular and highly amusing
The Saloons Garden Walks &c. have been mprov ID and
re.mbehed the Saloon aud Outer Balconies enlarged the
whole forming the most recherche aud elegant place OF
THE coNcERTs LA Mustard.
SO much admired on previous ssasos VIII DO continued to
4 MAGNIFIcENT ORCHESTRA
on aud the proprietor has pleasure announcing
arrangement has been rna9e WIN n1 Nav
Premier Dan.euse from the Opera Of Paris and the Berlin
''' ''AA' ''A' Mons. HENRIE,
from the Paris Theatres.
Further particulars hereafter. myzl re
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AUCTION NOTICES.


JACOB s. PLATT. Auctoneer
CADDLERY GOODS-JACOB s. PLATT has in his
- sale Of Hardware this day 50 lots assorted Saddley to
Harness Buckles Plated and JaPanned &c &c. to which the
attention Of sadders is directed my22 ltsrc
w. W. SHIRLEY, Auctoneer
RYH. Z. WILLARD..This Day Friday, May e. at 10
Furniture family leaving the city Saturday that
be sodconsistng Of bureaus tables bedseads bed
ding mahogany chairs oil CLOTH dvans sofa tea and
lots retailers and families handsome variety Of china
toilet pitchers Britannia ware cut glass solar
lamps girandoles, aud various other useful articles.
ROY " AZ GURh ~ AZ Agesnes1d .,;,.
~ half o'clock will be sold by Royal Gurley Co,
3O Broadway o Duane street and choice
tons many them beautifully illustrated and richly bound
in most Of the standard and desirable French
authors will be found among them. Catalogues ready
Removed from lG9 to 3oi Broadway. my22 2tsrrc
JACOB s. PLATT, Aucuoneer.
JACOB 8. PLATT will sell on Friday. 10 o'clock his
auction 20 Plat street. the entire stock OF Hard
Cutlery and Fancy Goods, OF house declining busl-
consisting OF most extensive varsity SUIT
goods which few anvs smiths vices, ares,
hammers shove handles and Ratchet do coffee
mills brushes and wool cards Turkey and Missouri
nure forks locks hinges screws and general sort
ment Of hardware and cutlery.
Also ssddey viz: 100 pair hames 100 do bride bits stir
Also brass goods viz: common door knobs &c.
Also knives aud forks pocket and pcnkniyes aIors scis
Also by order Of assignees valuable invoice OF fancy
Also by order Of whom il may concern, invoice of
damaged damaged the way Of transportation on
Also at u o'clock-l2 Iron Beedsteads.
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CASTLE GARDEN.

CASTLE GARDEN.
MUSICAL soIREEs containing the finest morceauz Of
The public here enjoy themselves il the largest and
1 e 70 o.
be viewed without obstruction from seats Constructed
i"f aasasd pro
menade, affording full convenience for thousands
Thursday, Friday and sasurdsy Evenings,
May ri, 22 md 20.
The evenings will with grand
Mono.. w.IaSu Rsy hs Nolos PolaLby
Tn. first part fpssY mS Fra D.ro
S sG
After which, the w G L. Bal
Freu Ssaae e0 G.iiupN Ns1in
On SUNDAY, grand selection Of Sacred Music my1l
TAsT,c GARDEN Is NOW S,s CrES S. EoR THE
Tuesday and Friday evenings, commencing June md At
'n mys smsTc WILLIAM ALLISON. Proprietor.
CENTREvILLE CoURsE.-TRoTTING.
@ ! &f&R&fs
vCHE FOLLOWING swEEPsTAKEs Opnsed.
iis heats a,s iSats s. to wagons for all o
ting hor; M that never wSn purse nS.r II. .,an.
Stake No s--For pacing horses, that money.
m sE Rs' "a be-. sPSsI ~ . sssns:
each Of the above stakes SIS half forfeit and
Purse $780, three mile heats harness free for all trotting
soss thu, s. .svf won OE s s'9c oi
each Of The above stakes. viii be added The abovso
horses; &c close sSs jaas lie above sse:,
on S % the @.s s
sSs :a. Of the af
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The P1umbs National Daguerrean Gallery
the upper corner Of Broadway and Murray should
specimens there exhibited unsquallsd
Persons visiting the city, should leave IT, without calling
on Professor Pumbs
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SOUTH VS.. THE NORTH AGAIN!
III I 2faAAx Ak&S

NEW YORK JOCKEY CLUB SPRING RACES,
IN Union Course, Long Island, will commence Wed.
neday 9th and Thursday and
Friday, during which time will Of the following
=
First Day-Wednesday May n.
Purse $200-Two Mile Heats.
Same Day-Purse four Mile Heats.
Second Day--Thursday, May 20.
Purse S300-Three Mile Heats.
Same Day-Purse for Mile Heats.
Third Dsy-Fnday, May %.
Jockey Club Purse S600-Four Mile Heats, for which.
FASHION and ORATOR
will positively start, promised by their owners.
Other may be made and during the
ing OF which notice Will be given. All entries to be
made the Club the day previous to each race and
to close punctuaily at r. NJ.
The following stables will be in attendance Col. John
Of Virgna has and and another Boston colt OF
great promise Of Cassandras dam who already the
this three and mile heats.
Mr. Hare from Virginia has Patsey Anthony and Antone,
her own sister. MIR. Laird with Fashion Bob Logic. and
two or three others Commodore Stockton with 1--WE six
good ones Mr.. Lloyd with Esta and Sunbeam MIR. Como
with Livingston and others: Capt sutton with two
three. Great sport is anticipated. -
AdmittanceTo the enclosed space for the meeting, g.
Grand stand ST. Stand or track 50 cents. my22r
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roInyds in various styles barsgss in both large and
small checks chine royal in stripes on either dark
light grounds pouis De soe afetss and peiins with
treen nsnkeen &C.. with plain popelines and poiis De
hirr, compose the materials for spring tosttes Dark
ssIen VIII Be conAusd 70 mernmg week. whuss paA,
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LIVERPOOL, May 4-Ashes-Thcrc has been an i'm
proved demand for Montreal Pot Ashes and parcels
can now be bought at 22s Some New York and Quecec
pots have been sold at 20s to COS 3D. and Montreal pearls
10 brisk since last but alteration in price. Naval
Stores-Ihe sales Of American tar have been pretty
large and prices range from lis Cd per barrel Some
entne' o. ordinary quality has been disposed OF at
was bid and refused Rice Continues in very limited re-
quest and not above bags have been dsposcd of at
mar prices to those last quoted say IS Cd to os per
cw. ior good broken and o. Cd to los for good
white and los Cd per cwtfor very fne bold grained
Seeds-The demand for American red cloyerseed has
improved 37s to 4os in bond the prices paid Some
ne French has also been sold 70s duty paid Prices
src now almost nominal and tho sowing season about
closed 900 hhds New York faxseed have been .noscd
Of at the quotations Tallow-No change has taLcn
place in taow since last and though about go bbs
Of North American were sold at auction 1t little reduc-
ton on previous rates the general Sales though smaller
than usual, show alteration in prices TobsccoTbe
sales are 626 hhds, viz: 203 Virginia leaf 2OB stemrcd
46 Kentucky leaf and la stemmed or these i52 Vr.
taken for Ireland IS Virginia and u Kentucky leaf for
expectation and 10 Virginia leaf 30 semmed "a Ken
lucky leaf and 100 semmed, by the trade The imports
are AL hhds from New Orleans. The exports are II
and ] for Africa The transactions this month have
been very trifirg particularly when compared with
such of period last year and Of the above &c.
onethird consists Of erccs making tho actual sales Of
easy but tho only descriptions with which make any
alteration in prices Virginia slips, which quote
little lower.
From the Liverpool Times, May 81
STATE or TRADE THE MANUFACTURING DprRIcrs
The most recent intelligence which have had from
the manufacturing districts confirms tho Improvement
noticed in our last report At Leeds find that the
market keeps improving, and very fair quantity Of BUSH
has been done. Wool IL much armcr In price, and
scms low descriptions very much sought after, andide
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forces are In possession OF Lahore.
Arrangements were fast making for the occupa-
ton Of the conquered country, which is exceed
ingly fertile, and will yield an annual revenue of
E4O0,OO0. The chief town is Jullinder, with 49,
600 inhabitants; Phuloor, Pugwarra, and Sultan
pore are also OF note.
The news from Scinde is not of remarkable in
terest. Sir Charles Napier, having been fired at
on going up the river S,itlej, landed at Ooch, and
proceeded TO Bhawulpore.
The Nizam's domnions are in q state of mex
tricable confusion!
The Governor of Bombay, Sir g. Arthur, has
had severe fit of illness, but was recovering.
Thcatricals.
Mr.. HENRY RUSSELL AND Mr.. HENRY SMITH
The Vice Chancellor's Court has been the scene
of furious legal contest between these vocalists
both of whom belong TO, and are well known in,
the United States. The former, anxious to pre-.
vent his rival from singing in public the musical
compositions and songs called Little Fools and
GREG, onesa Some love e. to Ok Rssss, shp
Sea Kings Burial, /" The Maniac" The Gam
bler's Wife," "Man the Life-boat," "l'm Afloat, i"
and other songs, moved for an injunction to re-
strain him, on the ground that Mr. Charles Mac
KAY, of Glasgow, who had written some Of these
lyrics, had vested them in him (Mr. Russell); and
also that the music of some of the pieces had
been composed by himself Mr.. Smith, on the
other hand, contended that none of the songs
were original; that called " Pm Afioat," being an
adoption of song called " Beautiful Rhine -
!" Man the Life-boat," being set to the air of a
waltz by Strauss )" The Maniac, an adoption
from A1ber; and "The Ship on Fire." contain
ing eight consecutive bars from song called
"When Morning First Dawns," from Rocks
opera Of "Amelic" That the charge Of imta-
ton was untrue and that he, several times in the
year 1882 in company with the plaintiff, sung the
songs the subject Of the injunction, in Philadcl-
pha, and elsewhere in America. The injunc-
ton, which had been obtained er pdrfe by Mr..
Russell, was dissolved by the Vice Chancellor,
who decided that Mr.. Russell had not a sole legal
sight 10 the poetry or the music Of the pieces
named.
Miss Cushrnan proves extremely attractive at
Liverpool. Her Meg Merrilies is described as not
merely unapproached, but unapproachable. For
y fortniQht's performance, she has received near
" GOO, larger sum than was ever paid in Liver
pool. excepting TO the elder Kcan and Macrcady.
Mr.. w. ]. Fox says Miss Cushman is the best Ro-
mco ever seen on the English stage.
London and Paris Fashions for May.
Foulards in various styles barSsesin both large and
small checks chine royal in stripes on other dark
light grounds pouLs De sole tafietss and pssins with
frsen nsnkeen &C., with plain popslines and pei,s 4.
sh3rrs compose the materials for spring tosttes Dark
aslors wiz BE connusd to morning wSsv, whilst piuh
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS

III -
W ER - n a. Et..s--s- 49,
ence 10 years mercantile business IN This city, that
he oan anticipate the OF his numerous custone ~
and friends IN The selection Of choisc and .sOnaHc
Goods lakes pleasure IN announcing TO them that he ~
now receiving and will continue To receive monthly
throughout the season. the largest and hest selected stock
Goods offered iva the Clothing Trade in tins city,
purchased from The lest houses in Philadelphia and bal
imore and selected tom the choicest AZ most approved,
desirable Goods of the Season, and VIII
lie sold for a very small advance, viz French English
aud American Broad Cloths from supcrhne TO medium;
Tvileh belgian do do Invisible Green, Blue and Lon
don Brown do do extra heavy blue and Wool blk dou
he millcd CasSmeres very desrahe also single mied
plain and fancy French and English CassmereS very
perior and cheap also and o. Gold aud silver mixed
and plain Tweeds, from fine to medium French Linen
Drill all qualities; Summer Cloths drab dEic, Persian,
Indiana and Orleans do; 500 ps Linen and Cotton Plaid
s,riI ed Mode Meno and other Fancy Nesinrs In sTea,
variety. The above goods will lie made To order by a
rst rate cutter and good wOrkuen warranted equal 10
any In this OF the Eastern cities.
RSp (tU ge06Sp e. OfHi -.
Cloth Dress and FTock Goats, from superine To Ne
dunn; a full and complete assortment OF summer Costs
complete comprising al the va ieies, DUAL
iies and prices; CSsluei, Ky Jeans and fwccds Dess
and Froc Goats; general assortment do do; Cas-
simeres Cassine', Cord and Beaverton fsnis do dc
Round Jackes, &C. sc.
| Also 90 doz tine Linen and Muslin Shirts; BosnnF
CoIs-s sc. IS dOx common do, fancy striped Linen
AID Musiin do; Palmetto and leghorn Hats, with tEC
usual variety Of susi sndeTs, Hose, &C.
Invite my friends and customers and al In search o
good Goods give cali, Assuring them can ant
will sell lhcm good article al fair prices for each or '
usual terms 10 prompt Recnioct No. 90 Wa
! Ter street ALEXANDER ROGERS.
! april ~.
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KEEP IT BEFORE TIE PEOPLE.


a LLMAN & MAXWELL. have now on hand the
sAA largest ard best selected stack 81
BOOTS SHOES AND LEATHER,
Ever ocred this market al OF which select
ed Tom ile IN sssi - az
~ s,n ner Greater irdueenens 10 purchasers than ev
w 49,. ,,sE.-l We most rcsfeetdfIi, I'M,
sI,e otif old aad ne puhie TO can a. oy a.,
ard wei known stand, and examine on sasL a. ..s
purchasing elsewhere: and Zee, satisfied that al who
avor u with call, VIII he pleased with tire STYLE quail
~, and prices. our stock consists OF Mems fine ial
Morocco, aid seal BOOTS Tbick, CaC Kip and era ncd
do Merocco Cat snd Kip Monroe; Ca'G Seat and Mo
rocco Pumps and slippers; Button Caters. new style:
Boys Caf aud Kip BOo's; Morocco. Car and Kip Mon
roes; Ladies 6ne Cali Slippers and Waking Shoe; ian.
cy coored Md slippers and Aalf alters; black Gates
and hHf Gsl,ers; cheap Kid, Morocco Seal aud Cloth
Slpuer~; Calf KID and Morocco BOOs and Shoes Miss
tIes- Shes-i ,l s' 80 nj 4 feTS Il AZ knas
cry style, quality ID price ~" 'sS'i sanSisOl e''
ALso-5OiO IL. best oak tanned spanish Sole Leather
400 do. Hemlock do. do do do
Uprer Leather, Car Snd Morocco Skins Nd, Bind,Na
and Red aud White Lining SKINS; Shoe Nai's; Pegs
Avis; Btisi c.; GaioonS; Shoe Backing Brushes, sc.
Aiso 30 doZ. Mems aud Boys Pam Leaf Hats together
with a great many other articles, al uf which VIII
sell retail a. tho very lowest cash ITiCe.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS Wishing 80 IL up their stocks
will do well 70 give call.
mays ALTMAN & MAXWELL.
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lIIi0lGm IN sIx DAYs.

ATEif. MO0RE. a 60. rsspsct0ily inform me trsg.
Az ef.inr Cubic, that thCy hagt. ~ ~ arraTreIcl
o.,rh Vt.nis 4 o. snd - Huton extended heir sreH
as Marion 81 Road zee LtrFdeettoft Lon 'hrpugiI
IHditnafo's. Ie.rc Neue sud IA da.la tnd tt nnsnr
tiref1Hfe.
FhFT MAIL Coach hares Whsc'inr faii7 10 o.
stnrt r. 81 f1 CurInpa.l lu GHa'us. fp 81 luIs faer
flaf Cosfb ierffs Whccs tliiv o. Do o'ci9tk, y. 81
rr tlnrs 60 tirtirrafL
n TtfftfANgI's Good futeHl Gosh ifavcs iVlrai
I'VE faH. ~ fUu'.ftt. ~. .g hntf fo NfrsFiT.. Eu
/ ftf.. frt.s afl OH tI Co. a'.re Ifr. fu rari. Nt
az sfe-f af iHr .f ffat. sf rFHf re iHF I.
/ Crr4 So e. WISER IA. sasf f'5.p .e f r rTf.
tvtsr.af.Ns agrs ~ tF"rEHF. tGf
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n " s. u R II y q "
rERE ANN M1RINE INSIIHNN Ck,

rho BB INsu RED-or not TO beiha.'s the question
~ whHtheV o. Is botier by sweeping fire, he
edard subject to all the ills that flesh h heir TO- or like
pruient r. an 10 the Protection once aud there he
determine.
rns Projection Insurance Company ~ Hartford, Conn.,
having siready raid 600 Of losses in the VI e
tern Country entitled TO the highest confidence and
-eheir AGENT Il Wheeling, Virginia,
~ w. y. PETERSON.
vii take risks dwelling houses, wsfchouses stores.
,Iu faetsrcs &C. together with their cOnteniE such
i,,re merchandise machinery, and every ohsr des
Eidtion 81 nsurahe property Also, steam, heel and
aat boas ard their eagoes "a and from any port the
tssSfrrn Waters q the most reasonable terms.
RETURN PREMIUMS
1keaame az az any other Office in Wheeling.
Dfhce AoprOcstreet, opposite, The Monroe House,
Ind near the Post ONCE Jan 10.
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REApy MADE CLorHrNc;,

Made and trimmed in good style, TO suit The imMca'C
requirements OF purchasers together with endless
sortinept OF fine and fancy articles, such en and
Cotton Shirts Shirt Collars Bosons, Hdkfs, Scars, Sus
pendcrs. Gloves, Hosiery, &c.
Having procured cutters and workmen OF aeknowl.
edged merit prepared To make any a'iicle Of
Clothing 10 ordsr, In stylo that cannot fail Ia pcac
those who appreciate ~, combining and ele
and IN fact the Good Intent will he found TO u OF the
most fashionable establishments in the city
In conclusion. invite friends respectfully, o.
call and examine stock previous 10 purchasing else
where a. determined TO pay that attention ou
customers which viii not only merit but secure the
patronage and influence
JHHUSS co.
take this opportunity 10 mention that have resigned
business my account therefore my friends and
toners respectfully invited can at the
or HUSS co.
ap. 10. G. w. GRAHAM.
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THE FRANKLIN HOUSE.
No l01 IheSHut ST. bttnsen Bird and iih



TTINlS TOpuar and ccairai Hotel, ahshcl ly tho
- McsrS. anderson, havi1 passed into the bands
the inform aud The
iir Nr-fttd fie rranxifn rforsv,
advantages deSira. stopping place are well known;
those Who have ue VIII lie only necessary to Stale
that situated in the busiest paTI the most fashiona
bic street Tie immediate vicinity Of tic Exchange Post
Ofioe BsRks, Gus House llRces of Amusement, Ho-
tes Sesni Landings Railroad Depots Public Square,
Court houses. SC.
Since The change Of proprieors, large amount Of mo-
ney hSs leon expended la cArglug, hitting, refumiSh
ing aud painting. Among the numerous improvements
may mentioned improved entrances new ladies'
dinary, gentlcHan's dining Spoon, UariOrs,
rev chambers, ktoheu and new tar room. besdes
many other minor improvements.
Tie principal Ca of rsi rate hotel, the Tsie'and
Wine Cellar viii under the management OF Mr.. James
NJ Sanderson, ofthe former pfopreioIs, wiiose emli
ton TO excel Caterer wen known. Hts widely
rated cook Ieletier aided by experienced assist ants
will still continue 10 tc his lght hagd man
1he oie aud looks Will TO under te chsrye Mr.. G..
r. Burnala Ia, the able editor ofthe Daily Ohio Union,
OF Cinciunai and recently VI Eos.on. In shfri,
great exeti1s have made and herczier viii not 10
aTcd render the Frankim' one Of the vERY yIRsr
hotels Tor comfort, convenience aud good living.
ly9l 4w j.. l. MINOR.
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SALE OP REaL FsTA' Y.

Benjamin MeMeehen } T5uRsuANr to a decree
James Emscy and o;tors> ~ the circuit superior cont
Law ard Chsnrery for Ohio ~, the 9dtil day
OF June, 1885, the uufe signed, acting as Commits 0ncr
~ this tehaif Will proceed 10 sell Monday. the itn
Of August 1885, the font door Of The Court House
Of Ohio County Tie following deser ca prOaedy, that is
Co saw al that ccrtain tract of land situate on
Wheeling creek, adjoining land sOdh ny William Chap
line Henry Moore aud oieri BALDWIN, lonnning y
and Badwiu's line :. T. des E.t said Chapipes ack
line thcnce ~ 70 de-. W with said hack live three lua
dred feet; thence i7t w 10 tlctsrk ufWhceng creek
thence up creek with tbc sudes thereof three hun
dred tie icrmtiz. supposed 20 contain Twelve
la) acres coal c tie move less. utOn tho Follow
Ing terms to vii; hundred doSfs tSicu Of the pur
chesc money Ell ad in hand and Inc residue ~ equal
inst alnenis al six twe,vc and eighteen months With N
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