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Lots for Sale.

IaRouth Wheeling or RiichrtOtcR,
kTo& q G2&la u, 8 and 70, IN slnnEU NJ
IN -.
The aiayo lots nFe in thu FqNnTC below MI,
MANUEL tEtN,-tle In 4 block surrounded ~
streets and AllfyA -Four d lllfn frontnn thh
TiVCr
Also, lots NOS Oand ID, In square 81,
Nos and y, lnyqlinTn N,
Nos. band ig, NJ Equure u,
Nos. Is land II, IN NIuRfe ~,
Nua. u and r. 10 square ~,
No. Z, IN square o.,
Nos and IN, In squire w.
M. H. mud part NJ 4. IN square ~.
The above building lots VIII positively ~
sold NJ public auction, I'm tho ptrinl4a' w
Richi0tGwH, on MONDAY, AUGUST Glst, NJ
10 O'Clock A. 81.
Terms ~ Sale One.thri In cash and tho
balance In Nix pni twelve mnntllN
TIlOS O'BiulfN,
Ruglb-h Heal Estate Agent,
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SGvRN.THRTrEs,- Tho last series OF
this very popular United States loan is
now about eShausOd, Mr., S, p. IIil-
Circth, otthe Savings Bank ofwhccllng
still has few Of the bondsto dispose OF.
Persons desiring to invest In safe
and good interest-paying security,
should apply Immediately as tho OPP
portunity will soon be past
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GIn9atsLLiqrn1r
noNpAI MonNIll. Ar0EEIal.
nGRWrY AHEalEY OAFrUHlD. IN 3

DEPUTY sBEaiEY CAFTURtD.- --oue Of
our Arms In this city have a claim
against tbs steamer Hard Times whirb
ihe officers refuse 70 pay, and legal pro-
ceodlHgn have boon instituted for the
recovery 81 the aanC. Ohsaturday the
Hard Times arrived from Cincinnati
and Deputy sheriff WIN. J. Irwin. arm
% with the proper Documents Immeli'
aisly went on board 70 take possession
otthe boat. Having sOryOdhia pTosess
he was proceeding With his arrange
menta, whom he suddenly discovered
that the plank bud been pulled In aud
that Tie bpat was on hsr way 70 Pitts
bnrgh, carrying him ~ u passenger
against his Will When lastheard rom
he was atill ON board bound for tho
smoky CITY. We hope no will have q
pleasant trip. The other passengers
viii doubtless 10 VOL entertained As
the boat IL thus provided with two Cap
tasns, who viii strive 70 Guido each
other in lhclr polite attentions, Ono OF
the clerks Of tho aforesaid Arm accom-
panied tic sheriff, aud had tho benefit
Of a FREQ passage 10 some point above
where no abandoned his friend, the
sheriff, and len him 70 his fats, and re-
turned to tho city by Fall, arriving here
lalo on Saturday night. The officers Of
tho boat win probably md that they
have committed . grave error, which
may cost them dear. Measures have
been taken to have hor brought bark TO
this city,
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PAIDoFP, THE payment of the 10th
Infantry was commenced on Saturday
aud concluded yesterday. The cloth
ing stores, as usual, done a; thriving
bushes. We understand that Il nuns
bor of the dealers opened their cstab-
lishments yesterday morning. wepro,
sumo they expect to pay for tho priyi-
lege Of vending on Sunday,
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RIvgR--For tho past rt'w days the
weather hns been warm aud dry, CnuH-
ing thorlyor TO FILL rapidly. Yesterday
evening there wha about three fcct six
inches In tho channel, and Milling, The
Parkersbprg PuckCt Rdydrihns laid up
aud tho New State Inns taken hcrplnco
IN tho Parkorburg trade, The Iidrti
Toner arrived from Cincinnati aud was
attached for debt, hut lon very unCdrc-
monlously for Pittsburgh, carrying tho
Deputy sheriff wIthhor.
Owing to the cnvlng In of Il tunnel on
tho North Western Road, freight usual
" shipped to ParkCiAburg for points
below Is now brought to Ilcuwood.
Yesterday the steamer llRroheay I'Ciic,
engaged In transporting this freight
arrived VI liOnwool with hcr barges,
which Will bo loaded for points below.
The POioMuc hnS ls6u chartered by
tho louisville Mlnll Illno Company, and
wIllr between Cincinnati and Louis
vile during low water. The l'iae Grorc
takes the place Of the Foiomdo In the
Cincinnati and Wheeling tradc, She
leaves hero tomorrow evening at o
O'Clock.
The EiDIc IL the Parkersburg packet
this morning,
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pErAINEn ny Fou,-The steamer En-
Ole did not arrive until noon yesterday.
Sho was detained By fog. shc goes out
this morning at the usual hour.
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Wood for Sale.

EINiIE TENDER ON 70 ACllllS OF LAND,
situated on the hlnk Of Fishing ufuck,
OLE mile nom The Ohio river, ON which There
Is sufficient Beach timber 10 nuke Nnnlc g.lQ
cords ni wood, Then II also fnino W ni "
cords III wood now C,li and TirR,d. WI he
sOld NJ n bargain Ia ClCee up tTtaic.
Address TlICS. REED,
Administrator Ut Robert Reed,
auglO-2ws New MhtlnSvlile, W. Va.
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for SALE
r0TTGE

WHEREAS. THE STOCKHOLDERS 0F
w INC lpiIInnt luln MoGiH COinTAnN, ~
wheeling, West Virginia, VI a meeting held
a the otttrs ~ sAid " TIE ciiy ~
W'l,9sling. On tltf 3dh July, lsoa. lSisard the
6,lIoWine resolution, 70 Witi
WuriiIAk the solution ttSluiftng the ~.
,,-ssfnprf and tsiyintni 81 thltS' hundred ana
ms dollars tS-y hhAfc, 10 make gQt'l tho lt'a
of capital resulting On tho A1pyiAtiona Of tho
C05Uduttinu slnCs,JAn, lih, iSAly nol having an
unanimous vote, uild ltletppiFc NOT tolhk
adopted, II y hCnby
RssItrti, fhat this corporation shall disnOl'
unuo rs business and 81 lnlu Immaculate
liquidation, In NneOntnnrg NTH tlir tO,h ~.
ton OF tle Acl % he Legislature II Mesl
ViFpinin. tasssd O4fOtrT 1ith, lHA, fr1uidihg
t1TnGialInlt; and The board " dlfcrton q
s.liA c,FporatioN y hvIrby RNlbNiRfd and d.
f0,it,f "a IiFIs,,td fhTthWith tOrlrae ana Hilllr
10 lta bUtlnuss "a sbOn ~ pTari leahle ~ nfrnf,
danes with said action ~ a,iA aeG and tha!!
properly shah he EOid On ~ bciurr tho 1T day
Gf september neat. .i,
We. the undersigned, appointed by sa'd
board OF difurtpr u committee Ia euTty out
said resolution,
WILL EELL Ar AUCTION,
At the mont daor Of tbs Court House, in the
city OF Wheeling on
TUESDAY, Ihe WA day ~ August. IsaS,
sale 10 ollnmcDcs at 10 Ocloqk, 4. ~, ali that
III Si'P %nSi X t i1 NV y saiis Known ~
The Belmont Iron Works and
Nail Factory,
bounded ~ follaWHi Wsal by Tie ull0dttL,
north BY Division street, fist by Main sitpell
and south BY thpprolfriy ~ MtHsrH' tallFsl'
AfSj, ihs Coal Milne In s.ld Ward, nav
worked Us N,lh 0HIoWllnn, ami tie thllNAT
connecting sahl mine nHd tliH rnlllus mn
MO, tbs real talaih AMI gAl plpiEnY ~
lhnglUg IL had pOtplrulilu Ia uhd hdjDihiDH
Snnih WhtEllhg. Including thAl recently rIi-
rhtiftI Gf IN u H. faWplrl, and ilir cipegtb
action Connected iherrWiilii AMI ~ ioNn lf'h
In Enntll Wheeling, iAlFly ana hstpiJlpfr pII
rliastsl " the N, a ~, Hank aud hlliGfa. Ahl
idt Nd. l tRldWClls addition u The rily NJ
Wheeling nt lhO south CnSt npfnft ~ Slain
and Division nlToriA win hyt lrnfIhbtlis
lllrrOn,
il being understood that tho purchaser ~
puFchHs,is " tALd frni ealhiH nhd nppnHn'
names shall nlsD purchase an ill1 alnch male
Tittla, Tools AMI elinllhl properly Dt every de-
6rtinlinh Tn dIId about hnId Belmont lion
Works, III the valuation ~ ihrc disinienHled
Tor,iIs Cne.lhiri cash, 0nc-thlri In two
lItlOntlis On1-thiId la four months will inter.
ut flnndny oftalo. ilib deferred payments
10 be satisfactorily secured
j. UtlNllltlST,
j, ID. pUInlE,
For Directors N Belmont Iron Works Com
panN. llst ~
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RHOOFlRa APRRAy IN AARTJNSVH.LE
"A RETUREED SoLDIgR KiLLED,,-On
Friday evening ~ ufFray occurred at
The tavern ~ Chris, EnsiugeT, IN Mar
tiHsyills, IN which GhaElca Armstrong,
formerly a Lieutenant in the IL, West
Virginia cavalry, was shot in the head
aud killed by the proprhatoF Of the
house. II h reprusentad thut, the land
lord being out, Mrs. Enzinger WIS at
tending at the bur. Upon the return 81
her husband she informed him that the
deccase,ihad been acting IN a disOrderiy
manner, and had insuIt0d her, En-
singer at once expelled him from tins,
house. In short time Armstrong re-
turned and made some threatening
demonstration also went behind the
bar and took out bottle Of liquor,
which nc carried with him to the yard
In the renr OF the house. Enslnger
having arm9ti himself with a revolver,
followed him out, when the alteration
was renewed. Enslnger drew his re-
volyer and fired, the ball taking effect
in tho forehead Of the deceased, who
expired In Il few minutes after the fatal
shot was fired. f.nslngCr Inns been mr.
rested and lodged in the st. clairyillc
JUL to await his trial for tho olEense.
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oLD.-A friend Inns furnished us with
n copy Of the Pittsburgh Recorder, bear
ing dalo November 22d, 1925. 1t was
published by John Andrews, on Fourth
street. 1t presents very dingy APP
pearnnoe, being printed on very in
ferlor quality Ofpaper. Its latest east
Orn dates, were November 10th, which
shows il great Improvement in the mail
service, since that period. 1t also con-
tains a communication on the subject
otestaBllshing a theatroin Pittsburgh,
which was being agitatCd at that time.
The writer opposes 1t on tho ground of
immortality, and also argues that it
would be pecuniarly unsuccessful,
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UNIE-s SYMPTOMS .OF CATARRH As
they generally appear nTc nj fiitt very
sllght. Persons ind they have n cold, That
they have frequent attacks, and arc mon
sensitive to tile changes Of temperature IN
this condition, tho nnSe may IN dry, or q slight
discharge, thin and ncItd, afterwards hAcom-
Ing thick md adhesive. An the disease be-
comes chronic, the dischnTgesn increased In
uunntltyRnd changed quality; they are now
thick and heavy, and Hrp hnwlEed or couRlcd
of. The EccrOliOnS are offensive, causing q bad
breath; the voice II thick and nnRnl, the eyes
nEp weak; tho gCnSG Of the smell II lesSenrt OF
destroyed; deafness frequently takes place.
Another common nlid important Hylntom o.
CntRTrh n that the person II obliged 10 clear
his throat In the morning OF thick or sllnly
muCliS, which has fllllOn down nom the head
during the night. When this takes place the
person may be EurG that his disease H. on IL
way to the lungs, md should lose no time In
ArTCStlnR II,
The nbovearc but fOw oftiC many CatarTh
Symptoms
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fGr Salf.
Bridge Stock for sale.

n WITJ, oder foS fs,ia " Aurlion on Tuesday
farrpO1n, "a iust, ~ The CnuH iOure, upe
fnntiFrti AMI ms thafes ~ sicrk In the
Wheeling amt Belmclii Hlidgb Company.
n ms calsh. J. =. UfDE9hAFF.
npgIz.td Trustee.
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ARRXNoED.-The difficulties between
the civil and military authorities have
been satisfactorily arranged, and per-
feet understanding exist, botwoen the
city authorities and Lieut.. Col, Van
Buren,, the present commander of the
post, by which all future difficulties
win BIO avoided.
on Saturday, Mayor Sweeney ordered
lho release of the three prisoners bc-
longing to the lO2nd, and who had been
sentenced by the city authorities. Tho
men were highly pleased with the Glenn
eney of the Mayor, and promised that
their behaviour should be upexccptlpn-
able hereafter. We hope that this is
the beginning ofNn era of good feeling
between the authorities, soldiers and
citizens, that will continue unbroken so
long as the regiment may be required
TO remain IN the city.
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FOR SALE.

UIE SUBSCRIBERS Will SELL, AT
Public Auction On Thursday, The 9th day
Court House Ia the city Of Wheeling, thoyul.
liable property known Ns tho "UNlON
HOUSE." being TDt numbered one IN IN
sIuHrr No. J, on tho corner ~ Mnln and Quin-
~ streets, IN said city, This Is rcgnnlcl ~
the most desirable Lot nov IN market IN the
business part ur tic city, Tho purchaser will
h. entitled Ia the rent nom tile LIST of October
next. Lease expires on April ], 1890. Terms
Cash, JAMES Il. GIBSON,
/. q. GIBSON,
JEO. 7, GIBSON,
Executors OF James Gibson,
nugS.id Hy LAM & PAUL.,
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Valuable Property for Sale,
IN AND NEAR
Sardis, Monroe Co., Ohio.

l. ElNu uesiIllu4U VI GIlNllElIk NY UuAlIltzoaL
ID otier for sale my valuable property situnl-
cd Inland near the town Of SaTlls, comprising
farm near SATtlls and one mile from the
Ohio river, containing one hundred and eigh.
ty acres, ninety Rcrei Of which are cleared and
under cultivation, with young orchard Of
choice fruit trees
a fnTm near Sartlis, one and one quarter
miles from the Ohio river, containing 9Oucres
ilfty acres OF which are cleared, with yOnng
orchard now bearing, containing four hum
dret trees, OF apple, peach, plum md cherry
species.
Alsn, my large BRICK tsteam) FLOUR.
ING MILL, nt SaIlls, containing two run
Of four feet burns; engine, y Inch cylinder,
feet stroke, two double tlued boilers This
MN Il situated In the midst OF n fine grain
growing region and now enjoying n fine p1I-
tronnEc, II is completely provided with all
modern improvements, and isin fine running
ONier.
In tllls property n rnre opportunity Is OF.
fercd to nh enteTprising man.
Also, three comfortable dwelling houses, in
one Of which now reside.
Two store houses, In one Of which nm mt
present doing business.
EDWIN HORNBROOK,
nug0lm7 Snrlls, Monroe Co., Ohio.
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NOrICE.

A III PARTIES HAVING ACCOUNTS
IN with the INN Of W, Il, kCngnpy 4 Co.
Will plSisH call and gettlr Immediately.
nmglpM W. d. RIlNSENkN 3 60.
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MIR. ,WM. Q. HASDLAN having pnr-
wi chased tho interest OF Mr. W. w. Miller
ness viii be cnntlnued under the firm Of
Pryor, Handlan & 90. JUL
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valuable Real Estate FOR Sale.


WWIWUUIU dIUaI 4sUIElVV TOT NV'5V'
n WILL OYER At PRIVATE SALE
Tuesday, AUGUST IS. IsOS,
tic souil, forth 60 part % loi No, VI, with
HE TTfREE.sT0HS STORE ROOM on thu
nfne, situated on the east sidq pi Mpfls5t
hslf IL ini No, ltS, situated on III cast aide
N Fourth street, Second Ward, itgrthcr with
iile dwelling thereon, containing sven rooms
ana n Kitchen. In CAkB the property above
named 4, not IOld NJ private NllF lssinte the
lSth dag Of August, lNi, WILL on thhl dhy
M No O'clock. olIer the same ni public sale ~
Tic mont DIOR Of the Court H1ntp Of OHIO
county n. hlSliAIAhoON'
Hugt-td ...,..
ME above sale a pOtp0ped until TIES.
DAY. AUGUKT is9tl, ut II o'clock augli
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Administrator,s Notioe.

4AAAA4AAANpAtt LNG y @NSSANS'
IINIIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
appointed administrator Of the estate Of
jeremiah Clemens late Of the city AZ WHICH,
Ing, all IoI,nhs having cnlmS against snld
estate are requested 10 present them properly
authenticated for settlement, md thnar liz
dchlCd Will make immediate payment,
WM. FNhtiY,
nngli-lwd6We Administrator.
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WHEELING, n. u.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
HNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIL
q Citizens Fire, Marine and Life Insurance
Company AZ Wheeling, for the election Of
nine directors TO serve for the ensuing year,
and for other purposes, will hc held nt the
Office OF saId Company, In the city Of Wheel
Ing, on Wednesday, tile I'D Inst, between one
and two O'clock I. NJ.
Rugs-2w W. W. SIRlNliTl,S ec,y.
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REMEDY.
6YgypTOMS,

ss-cn5or CgrcuIar do.rialno oil qn9,1on.
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Ife6ect tint a sound mind md body arc mo
TAost necessary requisites 10 promote cuiiun.
bal happiness. Indeed, without these, tho
tourney through liiO bCcUineH q weary pill
rrimnGp: tho prospect hourly dRtkens 10 tho
view; the mind becomes RhndOwed with des-
nnIf and fillOd with the melancholy rehec-
ton that the happiness Of another becomes
Nas1V u INV ,tfTV
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Who have injured themselves by certain
prnctiee INDUCED in VsEBn alone, OhNlht ne.
ouently learned fFOm evil c0nplnihns, or NJ
school, the effects Of which arc nightly felt,
even when asleep, and u not CURED, fondeIe
fnnrriORe iInpnNlhle, md destroys both mind
and body, should apply Immediately.
What pity that q Young mht, the hope Of
his country, the darling Of his PARENTS, should
be Snhtched from NIL prospects, and enjoy
ments Of life, by the consequences OF devlA-
ting from the path OF nature and ihdnlRlng
in 4 certain secret habit. Such persons, MUTT
I.aEnVn Nnnf am Mating 7HIf.Ls
, 1865-11-23
FROM INDIANAPOLIS,
cAsage from The Govern.
or-The Divorce Hi, dc.

or-The Divorce Hill, dc.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribunal
ixuiASaroL1s, Nov. =
: uousr-1hc Rouse met al iwo O'Clock, Speaker
Petit In tbe chair.
Gov, Baker communicated lettcr from snncron
General Barnes announcing that he would uree
Gen. Grant to turn orer tho hospihl buildinrs n
JcEcstcns1lle TO the Soldiers md Seameu,s Aesn.
dalion On the sanc terms the Tripler hosujtsl wa,
turned over TO the State OF Ohio. The buildings
afr faiu TO DC worth Ssoo,ooo. The Governor r-
Commands the purchase Of The grounds On which
Bright.
stfAfE-The divorce bin was passed by i vpte
Of eye8 u. noes l. The hill does away with n ~
1s,ss i7 disSoe so natter long discussion sprung
ments were offered James Brown moved 10 etr1ke
ont the wotd white 20 as to permit negroes to seil
l.agcss Wi!hont sny embarrassing restrictions. nj:
to tho eleration OF the negro 1ace be could pot c-
sittcntly vote for their degradation. lie va. ueu-
tIal NJ Meredith, author Of the bill to stlke ont
re @ Ign @ article Of the Constitution will reply 10
Mr. Br1k1rka speech tomorrow. More petitions
MeIr presented one for the repeal Of The Soldlers
@ Ksaei Law, and ono on the subject Of temperance.
III I'll e, ,be sompit.ss 9ssi ok saa,t tss
Eehef Law, with IN amendment providing that the
money remaining unexpended on the LIST Of March,
1scN, be retained By the several counties a. orlna
y revenue. under the control OF The County Com
MieefoncSr.
the equal distribution Of the funds. The bill nally
passed as reported by the committee.
Nj. casun, Chairman OF he COMMITTEES orFed
csal Relations. presented majority report on Ar.
Brrnctt's concurrent resolution asking the Presi.
d Recommendation that 1t pass. Mr. Hanna PIE
seR,ss IT, scna's mtnot5 Ts{5ts .sRo5t; f. 1o.
the repoffe, and fhey were made the epecst nreT
, 1865-11-23
ITALIAN OPEKA-U BALLO In
mASCffERA,

TIE fayo.itc open. "tThc Masked Dail, ,~sas given
stmEht TO 4 Email house, although the cast w1tn
on exception. was a strong ona. The cause ID
easily determined. Ex1rn nights dol not pay. Four
ufghtf per reek are as much as the habttpes eyen
can do. The Transient ysisor 10 ths opera arr few
IN number. The audience generally Is made m Of
The efoscfa Of mukic, who make It matter OF con-
saencc 10 do the fonr nights per weak. More ,hsn
this Is as&sng too much. It il orerloaaipg the
board md the feast pals upon The appetite. There
Q1e cannot liyc upon hydromel altogether. and
as1shiinl as The 9psrs T. the paysiea man and tas
Tho cyent Of the evening wa+ the debut Of Morco
celh, as Amelia, and. painful 1t q 10 write IL
tbe tscut was 1asCo, rtlh scarcely . redeem
ing feature. Where Ill has been 70 excellent bere
lo.ore II ID unpleasant 10 record fal1re but the
tEn4h requires it, and therefore are must write
down tie nsst, and We hope the last 1asco Of the
the story and her rendition fell nat cold, dead,
We have dcetrt to enter into The details OF the
unpleasant crent, which were papable to nll pres
rendition would not have been tolerated nfter the
d!cnees e!lowed 4 10 pass unrccoenl.ed ior DE
who!e opera felt the DnEhtins influences ol tbe
aasco. II "as The inst and will probably be tLe
II appea!nnee ot 1ozeo Cell and without malice
The remainder Of The cast Ias rery strong. ,p-
ending noschelt,: Polai, An.s!as,, Brsndini, Mil
!cri and Colcttt. Boschctu, ~ The Ihgc, rnado IN
toe character rey gracefully and Gang II superbis.
especially the saper po'!tss which created consid.
nifeest performance. md Thoroughly attsticbothi n
ri characters she is especially adaptod, and her
Thrilling 10y tones told with ere.t effect and sdmi
2 R,,, In voice, and sang his best aIs
teen. Brsnd.ni, although bis voice is light for
baritone, Improves upon acquaintance and received
many handsome tributes OF applause for tho careful
and CONSCIENTIOUS manner il which be sustained
his parr. Mille.l had an rnimpo.tant paa, aud Gu
ti,e1y unworthy his tlne voice. Coleta, hls CON
did It well. The quinteite and cborns
IN the second act va. The finest PERFORMANCE
ofthe evening. md the magnificent harmony evoked
by Boscheftt. rontnt, Anassasi M1leri and Coileti
was one Of the bert concerted efects ne have ever
heard. II Is rare thai such m e5a4a7,5{e Is nnade
and thc handsome encore II received was a ftipe
tiihute most graceinlly ,paid the artists. Apsrt
nom the fasco anE hc1njnrIonA effects Il had nnnn
cc1Icntly given.
Ihie evening Donnl1etti's grand open Of Po.luso,
With Ga1znries es Panlina. viii be g:vrn. Musiani,
Brandlni and Collcsti arc also in The cast.
, 1865-11-23
FROM ST. LOUIS.

RcfircS-Voluntecrs Pctitiouins for Ex-
tra Rouuty-Stcamcr Snnk-Rron,
Fort sul1y, &c.
lspeeih Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribune.l
.. 81. LOUIS, Nov. ..
We learn that B. s. Metealf. A. Q. NJ, .rho. for
The pact dtteen months has had charge of river
and railroad transportation at St. Louis. has, by
his own request been relieved from duty and wtTl
soon leave public service for the more ucrresble
pursuits Of private life.
A larrc meeting Of returned volunteers WIS held
Last ntEhi. at Turner'S Hall for the purpose Of De-
tstionng Coneree for an ext1a bounty In order
that those who volunteered In 1861 and g. might
receive az liberal reward for their services rs those
who Joined the setrice at 1ater day. The meeting
wns presided oyer by the Hon, Istdnre Bush. md
addressed by Gen. Fremont Congressman UloY
aud Others. ~1'S"
The steamer Deer Lodge sunk on Moptav uIthfn
lew miles Q! st. Joseph, and n5ll, 1t IL fhouRht
prove total loss. She WIS owned principally by
Capt. Joha D. copelin. who has an insufaucc On
On hsl s TO % ths s%oant ct tto o =! follo*s: 5000
&. goo IN the International; f5,oo0 In he aarIony
and Els, 200 In Cincinnati Offices.
Inc sieauer Calypso, which has been In the
Upper missouri Tot some time, is on her tyay down
having paesed Leayenuosth On Sunday, She jeit
tort Su!ly Oct: sIth and had a rough time cett1ng
down. Ice half an Inch thick formed At Suliy insf
before she lett- She lay 49 hours in .sirht Of
sn!J, On, gstng g unable @ 70 pass down, The weather
dissolved. and the members scattered ali the wsy
from Sioux City down. Gen. Curtis left SnIly in
wagon, prefenins to take the chances al, ths rosd
10 get down, to that Of the boa1.1