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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-20
WHEELING
Commercial College,
WHEELING. WEST VIZ,
AMEsa. MITCHELL, FORMER.

TAMESi. MITCHELL, RfsER.
.b Ii Teacher OF Penn8nship in RohTer's Com.
rnercial College Saint Louis Mo, ana of Daft
Mercantile College of Pittsburgh, Pa, and late OF
the Ohio State Normal School, and J. CREASEI,
of this city, baye opened a frst.class CONNER
cial School in HcrnbrcoEs Building. on Main
street in the room formerly occupied by Prot
i. l. HITCHCOCK directly opposite u;
N:choi s. Brothers, whore they are prepared
20 give instruction in Single ami Double Entry
bookkeeping, Plain and Business Penm&nsup,
Card Writing. Commercial Calculation, AritE-
rnetic Commercial Law Commercial CoTTespCn
JenCe, Political Economy, English Grammar
ANALYSIS OF the English Language and in TEcC
- and Practice Of Teaching.
DESIGN Oh. TIE INSTITUTION
Is to prepare YcSng Men for the Counting.
EoUse, or for actual Business life.
The city of Wheeling from its location, CclDg
situated In tho valey of the Ohio and il the
midst on a rich and fertile district being easy Of
access both By river and railrcad and being un'
surpassed in the number and eGteLt OF its man
pfactories, offers advantages equal 10 any CITY
in tho United States TO those IN search oil gooo
business education, with 4 tGir prospect OF oG-
1aining good situations.
Eminent Lecturers viii Cc secured 10 denver
lectures on tho various branches pertaining to
GOOD business education throughout the entire
course
For terms, or a2y particulars, enquire at the
College. or address Mitchell & CTcGsey NEc:l
:2g. " Va. Years,
JAMES y MITCUEi
JOSIAH CREASEI.
Parties unknown to us will please refer 20 aui
OF the following named persons.
Prof EDWIN REGAI MCNEELEl Norm Al
school Hopedale, Ohio.
p. DUFF & SON. DUfS college, Pittsburgh
Pa. "
Prof. ID. r SILLIBRID9E Bryant S StTat.
tca's Commercial College, Springfield Illinois.
Rev BENJAMIN MITCHELL Mount Pleas
AIT Ohio
Prot / l. HITCHCOCK formerly OF West
Virginia Business School
LAUGHLINS s. &BUSHFiELD Wheeling, Va.
GEO W. SMITH s co. 10 dc
d. DARLINGTON CO DO 10
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wnich tboy necd not pay until 4, 10 known Whist
"a drawn and Its value Entire Satissactfos
Guaranteed In all cases- "aI
THE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION
Would call attention 10 the fact Of its being the
Original and Largest Gift Association IN the
country. We are therefore enabled 70 eend
FINER GooDs and give better chances to obtata
the more rd!udbs prices, than any other sstae
lishment OF the kind. Ibe business continues
10 be conducted in fair and honorable manner,
and large and greatly increasing trade ID pr0of
tpat our patrons appreciate this method OF Oh
tanning rich and els giant goods.
During the past year this Association has /.
sent very large number of valuable prises %
all part, OF the country. Those who patroniss
us will receive the full value Of their monsy, -
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lar. retail ard there are no bianks. r
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or express.
The following parties have recently drawn
valuable prizes from tho Eureka Association,
and have kindly allowed the use Of thsir names,
many other nance might be- pubiishsd were We
Doctor j. H. Marsh I+G Chestuu, s,rsst Phi.
adelphia Pa Piano, value $50. Col B. n. no
bertson, ST. Charles Hotel. New Orleans, La,
OIL Painting value SlO0j Mrs. Lucy Adams Do
troit, Mich, Gold Watch, value ESQ; Patrick
Burk. l2l Chapel street Now Haven, CT, hsle.
deOn. value S2OO; Jesse X Williams, eprtnl'
field. Mass. Gold watch, value tiso hra y.
n. Roberts Revere House. Boston Mass.s
Piano, value $3.50 Hon. Nelson j white, WAsh,
iugton, ID. c., OIL Painting value sl0oi Luther
Brown % Pleasant street, Fall River, nass.,
Gold Watch. value $50 Mrs j. Phillips, Wof.
cester, Mass. Melodcon. value eeooj y. D.
Brown. westdcld. Mass, Gold Watch, yhas
sl25 Miss 4. Davis, Natick, Mas, two prisss
Melodeon. value s2eo Cluster Diamond kinf
value 200. 49,.
Letters from various parties throughout tss
country acknowledging tho receipt Of very VA
liable gifts may be seen on Ole nc our Once.
To be Sold for One Dollar Eaahs'
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expediency of appropristiBg $4,000 for
the repair of the Fairnont and Beverly
furnniEa road
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These petitions were accompanied by
photographs of Woodburn Female Semi
nary and Moneng gala Academy, and dia-
grams of real estate, &c. &c. Ali of
which we're referred to the committee on
Education.
Senate then adjourned
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BEDFoRD, Pa, Nov. %, 1855
r,ggs F. SHUSK. ESQ:
Dear Sir The undersigned having been ap-
o5inted a committee by the Keystone Club of Bed
Srl TO request for publication copy of your truly
,bIe lecture, delivered before that association.
IN Monday evening, Goth inst, take this mode Of
,erforming that most agreeable duty. Hoping thAt
T51 will not fail 10 favor US with the desired copy
rs remain
Respectfully yours,
O. E SHANNON.
n. j. LYONS,
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YORK. Pa, Nov 2S. 1865.
To D. E. Shannon, ". T. DGughsrty and ".
E LIONS. Esy's, Committee
GENrLEWES The copy of my lecture before the
keystone Club of Bedford which you requested in
v1ir note Of the 23d inst, is herewith placed at
YOUR disposal, with sincere thanks for the kind
,rtrit which dictated the request
Very truly and respectfully, yours.
JAMES +. SKUNK.
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correspondence.

gr JAMES +. SKUNK. Esq, of York. Pa
The New York herald., 1866-09-06

DORTLASD AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP CON-
u paty.--rhc a,st class steamships DfRlGO and FRAN
COMA form "A semiweekly line between New York and
Portland leaving rer % East river Wedne sday and
Saturday Y. w.. connecting with GRAND Trunk Railway
Carada also the International Steamship
FOR Fastpoft and 81. John. y. w.
Passage 10 Po9nd including hcrth In snierocr. S6 and
aso through tickets 10 Easiport 81; ~ Calais Ss 20 ~
John IS Meals e.a For ireghs apply Mt the
o9i,e on pier y East river.
september /. 1906 j. r. AMEs, AGENT pier ss L. r.
The New York herald., 1866-09-06
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.

f,HoLERA BANKy-r.AsT SATURDAY NIGHT TRIP
" rhr steamer sETH LOW, Captain o. y Ncrrn, An
street, liz chr.soph.t street nY Esb,h street EAst
rsrsea Jas AaCdfr \. B.-fbe riot win pos,k ely
be 90 ths and other don't bc CALLED by morning
bosts
,CuSDAy MORNING BOAT FOR rBwBURG.-
y 'S steamer THOR COLLYER leaves foot OF Chambers
se every sundsy morning AZ - ir,y fourth street At
sss sih H..sr..r;y cs..sds 81 Srirs snS Corr,
81 Ls.r1sns istsss Ssvbsn "'@L ." Sn"s"
The New York herald., 1866-09-06

ITO LET-A SMALL STORE, SUITABLE FOR 4 NIL.
Hn-ry inury trimming store, iightn street. two
doors lrom Broadway. Apply TO &. = BERkY, IS Chsm
hers street.
The New York herald., 1866-09-06

ITO LET-FrRNisHED BROWN STONE HOUSE, l.
rooms. modern lmpro,e emrns cosrirtev furnished, 10
ssion convenient between Bf0fiway aRd Seycnth
iInneiise possession rent s2a1er month. ls West rhr
ny segond street
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circulars containing the rules and r"gala,ons q he he
soa ,hs @ g ad%sq a. ,s be ss SsSnsa ass 4 MI %
ne.lav aud Friday evenings, from ~ tog o'clocs
scses md spa, q when rros Jo.sga ross gSEI
VIII ss reyed - ss oe ~ 5ao9 09oea ~ m on Monday wed
Aplcaons or admission 70 the Free Day school 81 ~,
yrnsiSsi mas Ne made Il the oiisr asly. " On
sf W aud school and after September thc ssh.
The rsaa roo i now open 10 the public both day and
The 5heoa siee csors,sr class viii hold .s sessions
daqs ne d ana + limited 70 sacs Ss sa arnsr s. w S @
on Mondays and rhurisys a. ?. ~, And ne Latter ~
Tne.dass Frdsys at he same hour t'licsiioas lo'
admission e made u ring the last week 70 sepemoe'
o' AZ baoss and materials for drawing Including
insirumnns can be Obtained AZ the once on Monday,
The rRe se admitted the lectures chemisr. and
N s-Ggy I ~ ~ he e Ssaon s@so Sens g improve and
educate the working classes she trustees corashy M ~ W
S gas y ,ae Ss.ai provision which made their
Improvement ny order ,sy - ~ y rwErr secretary.
I,,sr prNSA AGRICULTURAL scHooL.-Gw
II e Montgomery CO. Pa I'VE hogr. @ trp =; saa ,ss,S.ss
m .na Ne,l ma the ccsars sciences livery
dentrYteifns. under in.srsscn " , ne w's" "e se
,sgrNcp ,Sp gERuAY-EsrABLfsHEp issp--
Lesson. SO quarter ~ teschers house charge. ac
rorilng distance al house Of pupils. S' Fourth avenue
INsrRrcrioSs LESSONS IN poRruGuEsE ASn
rn.. :. woes'ss sr,r, .sy.s sy 4 rs.r S,n,h avenue.
MONSIEUR RouLLTEe, rRorHssyUR DE pRAS
~. sppy for one week a No West Eleventh s.ree,
CT losErH's ACADEMY. FOR YOUNG LADIES.
- FuAhtng T. The duties 81 this institution VIII bc
resumed Monday s-ptemo-r Il irs Terms for boat
r-r San For further particulars apply
~ be academy. address Mother SUPERIOR sister Mary
Baptiste Hanson.
| SCHOLARS wANrED-FoR THE EVENINGS, BY
French sy of auch s,perene. in tssrhinf terms loo
iof those forming class. Address J. N. D., stston "
l 'TFACnERs wASrEp-FoR EVERY DEPARTwENr.
and eau saton cotrespondeus 70 facilitate introfus
nns and country For teachers
| ..hep.s address he National Teachers fnstituie, N
| WASrKp--A GRADUATE or A COLLEGE, As PRT.
w yae tptor Law student preferred; please Sesfy
PER mnam re.r.nces Ar Address boz SO Poet csee
! WAsrRp-sS a CATHOLIC YOUNG LADY. A SIT.
~ |. E.verness for chihfren frvu ss sissecn;
W. HfUsh hssushss aud muse; nrst "a 20 fass cply
J.tsss ssai -Aesesa s0Gssn u9saa sosA !.
The New York herald., 1866-09-06

The Trustees OF the Cooper Union announce that "
Eighth Annual Session wi berir Monday, the ist day
The New York herald., 1866-09-06
SAILING VESSELS.
Tl,AyELLEas' eu,pm

TRAY ELLIE AS GUIDE
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RArLRoADs.-
sad wssiera r % iss @ Sc2 Va s' eysrRs sp
.aie .res, fonrin sysnae, il 4 NJ ssd sp.N TSe
Sims e,is ischsd = ana i q a~las on ?:
sanrieI Witch ! run through 70 osdensbure wa r.
''' y '"'''''' WI VIII j. ysNDgRsur. vice President
'CgE STEAMER PORT EoyAL For RocKswAY
al 4 y. nd2P. H. Returu.ns, leaves RccStway AZ rs
E:XeCR~IoNs.
trsSe sANEsTrgE a saST ASp cosSepIors ss
4 s 1"r Shoh..L NAs,a ~ 's,1 ,s y, I'm rs
Thnf.dls sepoinIerd 6 Thr steamer WI saye rsek sip
soeook X " r4rr for lie escrson ~, good hand q
music WI accompany the escafson. Bat lines and refresh
mepis farn.bed'cn board. WASH. L. LEWIS sapL
EisHrNG BASSs--sEA AIR.-No NO MORE INvIGo.
rating fp can hc laken ,lan down ihe Bay, aud out
@ % Nss as 9.saa steamer e %wyouiv leaves dy 1s,eepi
Sa,udHV from Fighth street. Easi river ai !; rccS .lp,
Norh rlvsf. III 0 ocock A. NJ Pare schables Band
boa.d also BAL, Lines and Eelreshmcal- --
GrAND FISHING NArcn rms pay sErrEMBER
Duth J..eanl George scheibel, w take place % the
f E miq%4s ea 'Tss fses @ SsropGtr 'ss,
Nor'h rivcg :" and pier : NoftR river nat ai 9eon os. -
mcnis 0u board
GRAND PLEASURE FycUnSIoN.-TH coSEY
" Island Very company viii make their lat trip on
! & ssd sfp Bier so ','ss sslh ar'spss'
sIIOS win iake down the hay after leaving
Cgney Island giving the AZ opportunity OF view.
the forihcsons Sandy Hook the Hghsnh. OF Nave
sink. &c The boat will continue her regular trips until
the above date.
Asst GRAND EXCURSION TO THE CHOLERA SEA
Bsss Banks ny The fat going steamers Pifk.E,
Capish Sol Freely. Sunday mornnf september is6
christopher street. North river. 4. Hsrreon street 4J;
Dey street pier No North river s5; Hamilton avenue,
brooklyn, $50 Fare, 9i 90 ssr gr.enwood Pilot
O. VAN RIrER GEO. W. SAVAGE, P'cprieiors
no COMFY ISLAND AND THE suRf-2hIck, SAFE
i and pleasant route. Cross ~ funen wall or south
ferry taks cars 20 Greenwood which connect with
ears every hftrcn n,nutes Ton and
urn W lhls 20 the city In three hours
The New York herald., 1866-09-06

A FINE ROSEWOOD UPRIGHT PIANO FOR slO0-oNE
~ second hand for SJ0 Pianos let sold instsl
ncnts, at the manuSciory Ii3 East Twenyihrd street,
Third
The New York herald., 1866-09-06
ooAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.


DACifIC NAIL STEAMSHIP coNPANf'S
Il THROUGH LINE
cAIF6RNfA.
CARRYING tlNlTLD STATES VAIL,
,g rASama NJ = a ,,ssg ~ canal street
sa.sy l. SEw YORK, captain Wen. connecting win
sep,enl .r lAEIzoSh, Captain Maury, connecting w.A
ps sepisSber .lifNRY cIia ScEY Captain \ O. GRAY
Az derSrues touch 4 ANpgeo ihoss q ls, and y.
and nth ur Central American ports and those Of t ohh
pcpSrtare Il 18th each month N,h The
llfe fron PaAarna 10 Australia and New zealand
steanerof necemher y ls6f sil connect VIII ,ae ~.
January l. iss, for Honr Kong
cnsS un' srg n'.p,n'a ssrdSrss Sss free
w ras.sse eses ana n further Information apply 4,
s Ssu ",ss SsSs % ne "''' 'o'' o K Holman sssot
o. lSsg GO is2saSi,g i,sssigS 'sA sArSss scaar,Sy
viii despatch the fs. and & .,rssn, ~, sra,sep ,sn
JERRY W sMIril, Commander,
~ satotdsy, september ~ a noon from rier - No''h
'' ''' EsliSas srCgsTD asb TarIa,f Tsafs
amply a, ~ West corner Of warren street 49,. -,
I,oR 81 THOMAS AND brazil.
win despa,ch the elegant and popusr steamship GUIDING
STAR for Rio J.neiro and n,ernedis.e gos "a o. ss,uss
ply 10 GARRISON ALLEN. Agents No Bowling
Green
IIAvAya slsAt AND VERA cRrz-ANERCAS AND
III wesican Mail strsInshlg cosp.ny Thc nv ,sd els.
gsst sIdewheei steamship MANHATTAN, y. W.. Turner,
will leave pier 40 North rver Tor hs abote
ports Manday. September no. and on WEDNESDAY oeo'e
10. stsf.N.
Fi'sss' ssss sT E,,.s' SgRRf1srr sSgRRf1 An, s..ar
LoR SANTIAGO pE cueA. VIA SHuvrTss
L The first class fss, ssiIing s,c.wer
JoHssTlRsiSo .comm.ndsr
carrying ned statss mail VIII leave pier East river IN
SATURDAY, September ~ 1so6. st o'clock r ~ precisely,
All letter. musi pass through the Pos, once.
For freight havins ssperer saisroon secm
wisBSLL CO., 10 so-sA street. ee~ssr Dover
L,OR HAVANA DIRECT -. -.
Richard Adams. Commander will san "Wednesday, Sep
t~meer a. passsashy Al O'clock 7. y. iron per No
| North river.
:Ss 4 s..:is. .s.Ir sIr,y % = x.s xs,u.. ma.
The New York herald., 1866-09-06

RiON PIANoFORTE-rN NsURPAsSED FOR TONE,
n durability and elegance OF hnish: manufactory and
ssiesroom is7 and is9 Bowery near Delaney street
MANNER a 90.
The New York herald., 1866-09-06

ITO IEr--oN NtNErY.sEvESru STREET, BETWEEN
Third aud Fourth avenues about half way, a newly
fted Cottage. 70 good tenant, s2J1 per year. POSSES
immediately Inquire af Mr. Braas.
The New York herald., 1866-09-06
cnoRIsTEE CLASS.

FREE READING ROOM AND oRrnEoN FREE
The New York herald., 1866-09-06

A IAGNiFIcENT ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRTE FOR
n sale half cst made 70 order city maker fully
stecd used Ave months Psrior Suits Etageres Bookcase
Paintings Bronxes Chamber aud Dining Furniture; Chna
sixth
The New York herald., 1866-09-06

BARGAINS -RosEwooD SEVEN OCTAVE CHECKER.
- Panof0rte T1gBal price 500 than fSJl;
perfect order: Piauoorte oyer-ytruag
celebrated BoSon maker modern improvements es- than
< and several others ~ Forn avenue opposite Cooper
institute.
The New York herald., 1866-09-06

ITO LET-ro A STRICTLY PRIVATE AND RESPoNsi-
HE family Furnished House 70 perfect order and e
locality moderate. Apuly D e. fAfi AZ Me-
kim Bso,hefs Co., % Wall street fom9 to lolt A. n. and
from ~ TO otP. ".
The New York herald., 1866-09-06

rro Lgr-A pIasr Class -FOUR STORY HOUSE. 2s
upon square eJersnty furpist~d spd IN rerre efasf
yske > psmssses ssAc,s .bAs'E sliLs 80,
The New York herald., 1866-09-06

A BhRGArN.--sPLrNptD SEVEN OCTAVE RosR.
N wood Piano cost 500: good ~ only $2i5, 10
7ts Broadway, opposite Astor place. Mp y. cukfiss.
The New York herald., 1866-09-06

THE STEAMER port ROYAL For ROCK AWAY
e,e,y cay ir0s !Oo ~ chambers street NDr. river,
az T. y. and2P. H. Returuing, leaves RocSaway AZ as
L. N. ana y. +. y.
The New York herald., 1866-09-06

MAGNIFICENT 7 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO
"A forte cost $50 will be sold for s215 beautiful
Paror Suite cost Sy75 or 500 do. for Sii5 lot Of
Iarlor bedroom and dining Furniture great sacr
Pee. ~ ll9 West Eighth street.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-27
THREE CENTS.

AsSAULTs-Daniel Madigan was arrested on We'd
nesday night by officer R. Mitchell. CHARGED with
committing an unprovoked assault Ipon n coIorej
woman named Eliza Rice living at No 10 Dallas
street. he was committed FOR trial by Justice Spicer
george Muller was arrested on Wednesday by noIice
man BiddIeman, charged with sssauItisg and heat
lng Jane Mcbride. Justice Has released him ON
bail for court.
FIRE.-AbOut7 o'clock yesterday morning officer
Harrison, Of the Eastern district, discovered the
dwelling No 267 East Lombard street, to be on fire
and proceeding thereto, succeeded in extnguishing
the flames without giving the usual fire alarm. The
dwelling is occupied by Mr.. George Wethers and
was damaged to the amonnt of about eighty dollars.
The origin Of the fire was attributed to defectiye
huo.
STEALING TEE CONTENTS or A TRUNK.-WilIiam
Glez was taken into custody on Wednesday night
charged with breaking open the trunk Of Geo. Jor-
dan, residing at No. 143 Forrest street, and taking
thererom l6 yards of muslin, handkerchief pock
ct book, &c. He was held for an examination be-
fore Justice McKinIy.
VIOLATING A HEALTH ORDa;AYCE.-Sergeant Tay-
lor took II. Hancock into custody yesterday charged
with violating health ordinance by placing a sink
over Hartford run. He was fined $50 and costs by
justice "halen. The fine, however, was subsequent
~ RENTED by the Mayor. The nuisance was ordered
to be removed by the Health Commissioner.
ANOTHER foUNDLtNG.-About half-past II o'clock
on Wednesday night, John IT, McFadden found n
cigar box lying on Belair lot near East street He
picked it up, and upon examination it was foupd 70
contain the body of female child. It was placed in
the dead-house connected with the central police
station for intermont.
CHARGE OF RoBBERY.-Samuel S. A. Brown and
James Myers, arrested by policemen Ross and Wits
were before Justice Spcer yesterday, charged with
robbing Samuel A. Harper of s. The magistrate
committed them for the action of The Grand Jury.
AcKNoWLEDGNENTs.-W are indebted to Mr.. J.
Latham, the oblginE messenger of the National Ex-
press and Telegraph Company for late Richmond
papers, for which he will please accept our thanks
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The Cl9EeFa-SSO

The Cholera -morbus is well-known and common
complaint 1t is frequently attended with severe
cramps. with vomitings &c, with serious looseness
of the bowels and other painful symptoms Opium
is largely given in shape another, for this dis
order. Powerful and poisonous drugs sometimes
administered under variety Of mixtures as specific
for it. Even if such remedies happen to cure. they
leave behind them the seeds of death TO germinate
the first opportunity. Railways Ready Relief is
open to no SUCH grave objections. teaSpoonful Of
it administered in a wne-glass of sweetened water
has more beneficial effect at once than any COM
pound of laudanuln, camphOr, rhubarb, &c, and il
the pain be not forthwith removed, as we'll es the
violence of the discharges diminished in about tw enty
minutes repetition of .ne dose of Ready Relief is
certain to produce the desired effect. You have only
in addition, to apply hanneS soaked with Ready Re-
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lief given internally and applied externally will
prove perfect remedy, if dose two of DR.. Rad
ways pills be dscreetly given at the time. For
c.Holera-morbus there is nothing can excel, under
anv circumstances, Railways Ready Relief-price
but so cents bottle. Sold by Druggists.
N. BIN the East indies Calcutta and South
Ameri Railways Ready Relief is extensively used
in the treatment of Asiatic Cholera, and Yellow
Fever it Is the only remedial agent that can be de-
pended pom with absolute certainty-Iet every one
keep boz tie near theln-a will always follow
RADWAY & CO.,
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CITY NOTICES.

SUMMER REsoRT.-Now that the warm weather is
rapidly approaching, many of our citizens will be
making inquiries to the most acceptable watering
place, where the heated term will be set at defiance
and where their health can be improved. Our issue
ofto-day contains an advertisement relative to the
subject the resort being the white SULPHUR and
Chalyheato Springs, at Doubling Gap, Pennsylvania
located thirty-six miles southwest Of Harrisburg.
Colonel Charles Il. Mann, well-kuown in this city
Is the proprietor Of the Springs and will be prepared
to receive his friends On or about the first Of June
Passengers leaving Philadelphia, Baltimore or
Washington in the morning can arrive at the SPRINGS
the same evening at O'Clock.
The buildings arc commodious and comfortable,
having been recently renovated, and the chambers
partially furnished, with hot and cold water baths
attached
GOOD band viii be in attendance. and the grounds
for walks and amusements are extensive.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-27
AWGSE yEENTH,


HoLLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-The entertainments
tonight arc for the benefit of Mr.. j. W. WaIlack
on which occasion Shakspeare's beautiful plav'
Winters Tale will be performed for the first time
in many years. Mrs. Waack, the wife Of the bene-
hcary, viii appear for the only time this season in
the character of Hermione Mr. Wallack as Leontes,
Mr. Bangs as Polixenes Mr.. Bishop as Autolycus and
the entire company il the cast making it one of un-
usual excellence udstrength The play will be rem
dered in the most correct manner as to scenery COS
tunes and appointments, and most satisfactory
performance may be expected.
MARYLAND INsTITUTE.-The LuJin Brothers. Ed
ward and jerome, viii give tho first of series of
magical entertainments, under the name of "Dia-
boorium," at the Maryland Institute. this evening
in which number Of astonishing and wonderful
tricks will be performed. They will also exhibit q
family of pleasing automaton figures, who act and
move as though they had life, while the mysterious
and incomprchensible Sphynx will add to the other
attractions Of this excellent entertainments matt
will be given at three o'clock tomorrow after
noon.