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r..x.,, :, p,suop WAuaH.--Ths fnuersl OF kes.
nj. waugh. D. d.. Senior Bishop OF the sissn-
o,,., rniseonal Church, took place 10 baiamote
=. wa,ns.,.y. with the most solenn ceremonies.
D.. p,.han ,Isues, Rev Bishop Scott, Rev James
-, and Rev, william Hamilton, of the Meth
a., Raw pr. Fuller OF the Baptist, and Rev. Or.
a.rrn. Of the Presbyterian denomination. were
cha ef,ciasing ciefgymsn. Bishop James pro-
,aunced the mineral sermon, selecting a. the anb-
iect Of his remarks passages from the 9th, Tth and
sth ehanters Of Acts. The remains were Inferred
Ia the Mount oiivet Cemetery.
The Rev. Bishop Thomas A. Morris, who has
been Bishop next In the order Of seniority, will
succeed to the rank of senior Bshop, vacated by
the death Of Bishop Waugh.
RECEPTION or MoHsxxKD PAsHa.--By direction of
tue President Of the United States, 1t 10 ordered
by the War Department that, on the arrival OF
Rear Admiral Mohammed pasha, of tho Turkish
navy, he will be received with all the honors due
to his rank, by each military post which he may
visit duriag his stay In the country. There Is no
certainty as to the time of his arrival.
uos NOAH STRONG, OF Forsyth county, Ga, died
at his residence in Cumming, on Monday last
Judge Strong WAS one of the wealthiest and most
influential men In Cherokee Georgia. He leaves
a lasge circle of friends to mourn his demise.
EXECUTION. -Charlotte Jones and Henry Fife
who were some time since convicted Of murder
are TO be executed at Pittsburg Penn, to-day.
THEArRE.-"B eauchampe, or the Kentucky Irag
edy," which proved eminently successful few
weeks ago, will be re prodnced tonight, with 9th
or novelties Our readers will find the entertain
| nent fully equal to their expectations.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

FIRST APPEARANCE OF
MISS ELLIE THlELEMAN,
The UNIVERSAL FAyoRITE, properly termed the
rieng
JENNY LIND,
Assisted By the following Standard Performers:
MAD. C. THIELEMAN,
THE ACCOMPLISHED ACTRESS AND 0PERATIC VOCALIST,
MR.. RICHARD WATKINS,
THE POPULAR COMEDIAN AND COMIC SINGER.
MR. MILO HlELEMAN.
THIS FAvCRITE Low COMEDIAN OF ENC NNArI.
Prof. kbSNE will preside at the Piano,
The performance will consist of variety Of the
most faworite Choruses, Fallads, Duettes. Comic
Songs Quartet. &C concluding. each evening, win
a Laug hable FARCE. On SATURDAY evening,
conclude with the Popular Comedy Of
DAY IN PARIS.
EA. For particulars, small Bills.
So ADMISSION. Is CENTS. Doors open at
O'Clock, commence at quarter to 8.
Second Performance on MONDAY and continue
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MURDER.--It was Mr.. VIM. Davenport, of Wash
ington county. N. c., land not Mr. spreweil, a. re-
ported TO us.) who was murdered on Friday night,
while sitting In his dwelling gun was fred at
him through the winiow, and he Instantly fell
dead upon the door. A large sum Of money in his
house 10 said to have been the object Of the muir
deFers.
Three nsgrs men and white man namsd VIM
Goodman are 10 the Plymouth Jail on suspicion
Aogfoik Argus.
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Richsr ison. Spence Co. quote Western Canal
no1r ut Us q 2Sa, which is decline of cd per bhl.
rhe y me firm quote Baltimore and Philadelphia
hour at 24s, and Ohio at 25GD27. Wheat In limited
request. and the quotations per Arabia have ben
barelA maintained. American red sells at Is 81 ,aid
white Ht 70D7s Cd for choice descriptions. Ind3tn
corn has been in better dem nd, and ths mark st
closed very firm at Cd ais. abb the ices Of lest
Friday. Mixed is quoted at 33s 3D. white at 36s. %
37s., and yellow at as. Cd.
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fSE~ NoTIcE TO LADIgs.--Auction sale
# Ana .Jowelry and Fancy Goods THIS MORN
M at m o'clock at No $50 Main street Ladies
will find il 10 their interest to attend this sale as
-ery choice lot of goods will be offered.
fe Pit HENRY w QUARLES, Aaet.
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T Asst WEEK
EFFICACIOUs CURE FOR
C0RNS. BUNI0NS, SOFT C0RNS. TOE NAILS,
Without Cutting or Causing the Slightest Pam, by
Dp SCHT OSSER,

LII. ~ II II\Jo)
Surgeon Chiropodist to the principal Sovereigns 10
Europe, takes this opportunity of apprisng the la
dies and gentlemen OF Richmond and its enylrons
that He WILL STAY HERE ONLY A FEW PAYS. and may
especially in CoRVa, BUN!ONs, and troublesome
T0E-NAILS, ali of which. however. long standing
cure in few moments, without the slightest pain or
Inconvenience. either during their removal or after
wards. -
Cb1its tubercuiar excrescence, similar to a
wart which develop themselves on the toes be-
tween the (soft corns) on the soes OF the ieet
TuEY ARE PRODUCED BY, MANY CAUSES.
LIST The compression caused by narrow, and par
ticulary by short shoe. I'd. Sometimes the cause
is the opposite. shoe too large, in which the foot
slips. Sd stceking- i'll fitting and forming plalis or
walking upon sharp. uneven or broke pavements;
the continual rubbing of the shoe boot and stock
Joints de- termines point of irritation; therefrom
result large aud painful CoRNs. BUSIoNs and soFr
to razor or scissors and cut off the superfcies of
BUT WHAT IS THE RESULT
Ry reason of cutting the has the oppof
tnnity of expanding, bordering and roofing itself
and on the same place by cutting, you make grow
plumber If corns after which, it is in vain that it is
cnt or plastered Sometimes corns stay long time
without giving pain, but that must not Lad to the
idea that they are becoming inert and tnat they VIII
of the person who has to bear it, they will exhibit
their real character. Pain. swelling, fever misery
ficut 10 subdue without greateI attention than can
under ordinary ircumstauces be paid
WHAT MUST BE DONE?
THE COaNS MUST BE EXTRACTED.
DR. SCHLO2SEa by system at once novel, based
upou long experience and approved by the highest
medical authorities. and Which can only be carried
ont by htass has succeeded in extracting the
no matter what their natures. without giving the
least pain or Inconvenience either during their re-
movai or afterwards
". B.-Consulting Rooms. Nos 70 and 10, AMERI-
CAN HOTEL, Main street, (private entrance
z NJ.
viii visit ladies at their own residence by giving
q few hours notice.
e. The following testimonials similar to the
thousand in the Doctors possession:
From H. II, the ktng If Blrdria.
MIR Schlossar has operated on III. Maiesty's feet
with great skill and without the least pain. Certi-
fled by Ill. Majesty command. BN. FULLEk.
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skz DIR AE. PErrcoLas' Office,

re- DR.. A. E. PETIcoLAs' Office, Rich
mond House. corner Of Governor and Ross streets -
Rssidence Carlten House. on 18th between Broad
and Marshall streets
The rear rom on the first floor over Doggett
Anierson's. formerly occupied by DR. p. tor rent
Possession given Immediately. It is the most CONS
Portable lodping room in the city.
fe I2-dim%
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From Dr. S N Ldndis Physician to the City Wttter
Cure Institute at Ptiddslpitid.
DR. Schlosser has extracted without pain or sore
ness, eight very painful corns in few minutes.
would advise my friends and the public generally to
go to Mr. schlosser and have themselves relieved OF
these toe torinentors. VI Lands, ID.
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sS@ THE MARSHALL AND HENRY Con-
pAv.Es will hold their regular monthly meetings
this (FRIDAY) evening, at ga o'clock.
JAMES X. LEE,
feI2-lt Secretary.
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EXECUTION. -charlotte Jones and Henry Fife
who were some time since convicted OF murder
are TO be executed at Pittsburg, Penn, to-day.
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RE SrEcIAL AUCTION NOTICE. ask
attention to the large and desirable stock OF Cloth
ing Dry Goods Hats and Caps. to be sold his Day,
at III O'clock ut my store. Toe sale is positiIiye,
without regard. For terms, SEQ auction head :,
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. ~. lS5S.-Cotton-Since the depar.
ture OF the Arabia cotton market has been mod
erateiy active. but operators have exercised more
than ordinary caution.
The market closed last evening with very firm
and upward tendency, aud the quotations generally
are put up fully one quarter OF PENNY per pound
above the rates current al the sailing OF the last
nard steamer. All qualities have partaken of the
ant at it's close.
Manchester adyices are also quite favorable, and
holders OF goods demand an advance last week .
prices.
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ELIDE ISLAND GUANO,-We are now
IL receiving cargo of this valuable fertilizer. 1t
is brought from island in the Pacific. and is the
only Gnano yet discovered which compares iayofa
blv with Peruvian Guano. 1t contains "A per cent
Of ANN mia, and ether valuable fertzing proper
ties. It's value, fertilizer. is believed by able
chemists to be but little inferior to the Peruvian Gu
ano, while it is offered at greatly reduced rates
The analysis can be seen at our office. Farmers
and dealers are invited TO call and examine for them
selves Il III SkINKER co,
fsl2 Cary street
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Rev. d. Samuel Gilman, Of Charleston, s. c.,
died at the residence of his son-ln-law, Ia Kings
toa, Mass. on Tuesday.
4 school house, located IN Newtown, Portsmouth,
was damaged to tho extent OF 500 by Hre, on
Ilssdsy night last. =
DTAfH or BANK orfIcra. Charles s. Boxer. Pre-
sident Of the G.rard Bank. Philadelphia, died ON
Wednesday morning
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49, 22D FEBRUARY.-An hotel and
boarding house keepers ia the city, and all private
families whose pleasure 1t may be 20 do so, are re-
qested TO notify either OF the undersigned III their
respect va Wards what number of visitors they will
he able to accom- odaie during the celebration of
the inauguration Of the Washington Monument. on
the 22d inst.
JEFFERSON WARD,
Thos III Wynne, JCRedvo0d,
W LewelIyn, James Ellet.
Edwin smith,
MADISON WARD.
II W Richardson Lewis y Crenshaw,
Vim a Paine. JAS Caskie.
'Ghos W M'CanCa,
MONROE WARD
f + Dudley, David Burr,
PHI statke VIM 8 Trpett.
VIM leopard, te lo-3t*
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Thousands of testimonials from the United States
and also from Royalty, Nobility, and medical men
from Europe can he seen at the Doctors consulting
Rooms Nos. 70 and 70. American Hotel, LAST
WEEk fel-lns
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For friaay. February i2th, Is no. -. v,sh
sais at The cssating room. TIE coh'sa ...,'.
ana varied, esnbodying oil tue oho'ee =, 80
..,.., ~ aayanoe-s osats per single copy.
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The Public Irinting.-The House resumed the
consideration of the reports of the committee to
which referred the subject of the Public Print
ing, and the discussion continued by Messrs
LAKEWOOD, DAVIS, RAYMOND, SEGAR aud Seldom.
MIR. WooD next obtained the floor, and moved an
adjournment, which was agreed to by the House.
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~ STEAM Picture Depot. 1879 Main street; Is Art
lists employed Ambrotypes and all other styles of
pictures at prices to suit the times Go try. TYLER
u Co. Artists.
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From H. Imp. High7sess the Prince Jerome Napoleon
Mr. Schlosser ma estrait DIES cors arce beaucoup
d'adresse ct saus la moiadre douuer.
JEROME NAPOLEON.
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Letters from Client announce that the govern
had refused to change the laws in reference to
political refugees.
ITALY.
No further revolutionary attempts at Ancona
had takn place.
SPAIN.
The new ministry already meets with considera-
able opposition.
COMMERCIAL INTEJJJGENCE
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VIII At MUNI DE UUNE
THE COKNS MIST Re EXTRACTED

&c The following testimonials are similar TO the
thousands in the Doctors possession:
From H. II, the ktag If Btudria.
Mr. Schlossar has operated on III. Malesty's feet
with great sh IL and without the least pain Certi
fled by Ill. Majesty's command BN. FULLEk.
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~ Procure the beautiful Ambrotypes TYLER
Co. are making for p cents. They are infinitely
better than their rivals charge So for. Depot 1879
Main street.
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ePHCTAL NOTICES.

NJ The following gentlemen are APP
poirte a. MARsnALs 10 conduct tho Civic portion Of
n te oresuzceI bodice other than the Military, In
Tending 10 unite III that Prgeesson. ars respectfully
atked 70 meet ut my Once. IN the City Hall, ON
aATUKDAY evening next, TIA o'clock.
uxx.x n c.xxI1 n nd JcHT s. SHEPPARD in Prir-
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CAMBRIC EDGlNGS AND INSERT
~ lNaS-A large lot on hand, to be sold very
cheap. ALFRED MOSES.
fe IL ca Main 1T
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1t is alleged on the authority of letter, that
Russian agents have been creating fermeDt in
the Sclavonic provinces Of Turkey, by circulating
documents relative to the projected abolition of
sertdom in Russia.
Fresh disturbances have broken out in Bosnia,
and the Porte has dispatched thither large body
of troops.
The Ottoman government has published plan
of the ministry for the Withdrawal of paper mo-
ney, by means of an Issue of 3l20000 900 francs of
sehins, guaranteed by the produce of custom duties
and direct taxes
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OWEET 0IL-l00 bxs Bacigalupi brand,
~ received and for sale By
fs IL MILLSPAUGH JOHNSTON
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60 So REWARD.-Strayed, from
=a.S~Ssathe subscribers residence. on venable st,
bout Tho first OF January, speckled HOUND pup.
about hye months old. The above reward will bo
paid on delivery of the pup. for any information
that will enable me to set him again The said pup
is supposed TO be somewhere in the county Of Hen
rico or Hanover.
f. I2-6t$ A. u. PALMORE-
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o. FOR RENT-A three story Brick
LIZ Dwelling situated at the corntr Of Clay and
7th streets, containing ROOMS, kitchen with :;
rooms, gas aud water the premises. The Dwell
lag IL ia thorough repair. To good ami perma-
ment tenant the rent will be low. Apply to
A. J. CL0yTON,
Corner of Wall and Franklin streets
fe I2-3t Opposite Dickinson, Till Il Co.
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40 BBLs. MALAGA WINE, just re-
TOeceived and for sale by
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The Austrian government has forwarded dis
patches to Paris and London, which express a de-
sire to adopt conciliatory policy with regard to
the navigation OF the Danube.
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7 IME.-l00 bbls fresh Mountain Lime,
- row in the Basin. landing aud for sale by
f.
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PASSENGERS FOR NEW

~r~A STEAMER BELVIpERE
sE-=l,s5s.::sssssl2s FOR E.-Freaht re-
ceived to-day, (FRIDAY,) and mp to the hour ol
o'clock p. NJ. SATURDAY. unless u sufi eieucy be
received prior to that hour.
Consigness are requested tn send for their goods
to-day LUDLAM 4 WATSON.
fe l2-2t
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nONNAN & CO.,
IL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Virginia street. Richmond. Virginia.
Especial attention paid TO the sale of tobacco.
Ii I2-~tf&ew3m&
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Chief Marshal of the Civic Procession
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GWEET HAVANA OkANGkS.-Receiv-
~ ing this day. per Express, 1000 Havana Oranges.
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pRiNTs.--50 cases English and Amer
lean Prints, of new aud handsome sts les, receis
ing and for sale by X INIT PAINE u co.
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Trustees Sale,

Y virtue Of Deed Of Trust from Allen g. Hallovell and
IL Eliza, his VILE bearing date the goth December 1885,
and duly RECORDED IN the Clerks office for Ohio county in
Book 49, page shall sell highest bidder
at public auction, the front Of the
Ohio county, Saturday, the 2Sd day Of October, 1885,
the following property situated in the city Wheeling
that is to say:
FSr That lot or parcel Of land which conveyed
to Allen HaoEe by aided from Daniel O. List and wife
which recorded in the CLERKS office Of Ohio county
In deed book 50, page 245 being three NO
in square (22) in the Belle Air addItion
THs TERMS oFTHE SALE oF.THIs IoT-CASH.
Secondly, sTe eastern part parcel
which was convened 70 said Allen s. HAoweI by deed
from William W, ShriTer and wife, dated the 18th day
March 1879 and recorded in said oGe, in deed book go
1885, being lot number Sbrivers addition
hereby granted being Of the lot lying
to the eastern boundary thereof extending
tire streetto the alley at the rear of the Int. %
TERMS of the sale Of this fraction Of o-One-third
of the purchnSe money in cash. remaining two
thirds three equal Instalmens payable With interest
six, twelve, and eighteen months
purchaser to give bonds for the deferred inssalmen
the title to be retained until they shah fully
The title Is believed TO be ndisputabe selling
tee shall convey only the title vested in said deed
of trust. HENRY p. MORRIS,
Sep22-td
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Prom The philaatiphl. pre...l

"PCNcH's" CHINESE TEA PARrY-Unless
Punch contrive to brighten up, ere long, we
shall be under the necessity of sending over for
his special aid, some of the artistica and itera.
ry employees upon Rarper's Magazine, Yankee
Notions, and the Picayune. In word, the
once worthy hunchback has become intalerably
dull, plctorially and graphically, and Hoppin,
McLenan, and Bellew, carelesSly throw off, every
week, better things than Tenniel and Leech so
lcareessly and unsuccessfully.
For example, it was cruelty dull, in the only
design with which ILLUSTRATED the laying of the
Ocean Telegraph; it failed most fagrantly in its
GUS at the Gherboufg demonstration, and now,
when such suggestive subject as the ternina-
ton OF the China war came upon the tdpis. all
1t got out was shabby design called "a Little
Tea Party" There, Britannia, France. and
China are represented Us taking what Irish Judy
would call "a raking cup of tdy." land here.
! by the way, let US mention that undoubtedly
Irish Judy would be correct in giving such a
broad pronunciation to the word Tea In his
Rape of the Lock, no smaller authority than
Pope, whose rhymes are considered authority
as to pronunciation, has this conpfet:
"Iere, thou, great 4nnai whom three resins obey,
Dost sometimes counsel take-and sometimes tes.''
Webster pronounces the word tee, but in the
original Chinese, as well as in the Russian.
Spanish, Italian, and French languages, the word
IS as broadly sounded as it vas by Pope rs it
- " A ASt4 y 14(sl
This little eposide concluded, we return to
the Tea party. France and China are seated at
the table France, with cap of liberty on her
head, Is slipping her tea very quietly. CHM
Represented by fnll-blown and filjl-dreSeari
Mandarin, peacocl's feather and all, fills great
chair, from oil points of which, c1riously carved
in wood, Salient griHins are showing their dread
ful teeth to unappalled Britannia. who, attired
much as she is exhibited on the English penny.
pieces, togad aud helmeted, presents a teapot
bellisereiftly shaped, with a cannon for the
spout &nd the wheels occupying The body of the
vessel, and demands "a little more eunpowder.
Mr. China?" The Mandarin shrinks hack n
alright and stammers out, o o-tan.ke-rn,lm
This is all, positively, that sPuaeA has been
able to make such suggestive subject. And
without the slightest desire of exaggerating our
own power of description, ne modestly ash such
of our readers as have seen Pnae3 yvhetber
what have written above does not convey
rather a eoate'r dc foae ideaof Tenniel's illus
tTations Think. than, how poor that ursi be-
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TO THE PUBLIC.


The reputation Of Karl Pores as the greatest living
asso AID Oratoro singer the immense sensation produced
Europe, Mr Uman TO believe that he viii meet
Win PatsonaEs commemorate with the heavy expense
Kari Formes being like Jenny Lind equally famed as
uie the oratorfos Of Handel and haydn %
oRAToRIos, ENGII II, GERMAN AND ITALIAN
soNGs AN tc AIRS, WITH VT L ORCHESTRAL
with view of aRorng the public an opportunity to hear
nun az once In all The different styles of music in which he
&C ARD
The Manager begs leave to can the attention the pub!
nc 70 the great OF performers that
be engaged In concerts Of this class. long been
Of the ineficiency Of The Piano to give ~ s
gems and works Of the great matters the proper rend.
cesra And in order In these concerts to carry ont In
sll their COMPLETENESS and GRANDEUR the works Of
HANDEL, HAYDN, MOZART, and other celebrated com
sRs has eRgagea Il
TaE ACADEMY Of MUSIC Ss sSlr ts dtr OF
ton Of the farfaed Conductor, CARL ANsCHUT1 tINs
b ~ W. syste" % Concerts nerer osors Attempted
KARL FoRMEs
nRuhcd Artists Who have Seen reev s1 sS
nal favor during his brilliant musical season in Ns
MISS HATTIE 4aDEI, 'os'9o.
sa:a 6s al who created
New York and Boston;
From the Imperial Opera Vienna her Maestyts Cners
London, and Academy Of Music, New York;
Mr.. ERNEST PERRING,
AND THE GRAND ORCHPSTRA
o. IN principal Sooists Performers from the
Academy OF Music y; Y, under the direction Of
CARL ANSOHUTZ
Leader. THEODORE THOMAS
FIRST violin, HERR THOMAS, dOsENTIAI, & RoNfANI
Second Violin, HERR BESIG, BERNSTEIN; q IACSU
VIOLA, HERR AATZKA.
FiolineellO, HERR CARL BERGMANb
First contra Bassu, HERR HBRZOG.
seeond Contra Basso, SIG ARNOLDI.
Flute, HERR SIRDLER
Oboe, HERR MYER
CtNronetl HERR KIBPER, SIG AA1CI.
FlaEetlets HERR PAUL9IAN, SIG. BARTOIo
,OoFnet-a- Piston, HERR SCHMITs HERR SCgIuIJScPp
Trumpet, MONS LACROIX
Trombone, MONS. LETSOH
Ey mPanS3 MONS. tHABBRKoRN.
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Rnhlin. aIaIL..

$1,000 s
II WILL sell ont door Of the Court House Ohio
IL county, Va, on Tuesday, THE 18th DAY OF OOT0-
1s5s At 10 O'clock A. 81, the following deserb
lot in the City Of Wheeling. Wis Lot No. nine (g)
square No. three the Wtst side OF Main street, and
adjoining the property nov Owned by Henry Kurz Said
be sold three separate parcels each,
fronting on M2in street.
TEEns sALE-onefouFth Of the purchase mone5 be
paid Cash; the residue at twelve eighteen months
with interest from day Of sale, the purchaser give
the deferred payments and secure the
same by deed Of tru5t on the property.
This lot from Main to Street which the
Baltimore and Ohio Kalroad DePOtIs erected.
YIN. MCCOY. Secretary,
Z aeptR9- Is or theHWeStern InSurance Company.