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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-15
Bakery and Business Stand
for sale on the Island.

rate business stand. Bakery, &C. situated
.. Zane street. near the entrance 10 the Far
,;ryDpds. Wheeling Island The house contains
rnons finished attic. cellar, &c, together
~ stable and all necessary out buildings.
m, oven has a capacity Of 200 loaves at time,
AID = above high water mark. The lot is 60xl3O
t,t For terms &c, see THOS. OBRlEN,
Real Estate Agent, Office n Custom House
L,clSlw
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National Bank Of
West Virginia.

WHEELING W. Va, Dec. O. 1866.
THE ANIMAL MEETING OF
/ the Stakeholder Of this Bank for the elec-
ton Of Directors. will be held at the Banking
House on Tuesday, January sth. 1867, between
the hours Of eleven A. NJ and three 7. n.
declO-td : BRADY, Cashier.
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FOR RENT.

rCHE ROUSE AND FrRNTTCRE
i on Fourth street occupied by Mr.. Samuel
Mitchell and family. Also, two brick tenemenis
OF the Island. Apply 10 Mrs. ;. MITCHELL.
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YOUNG WY

Who have ;7iiured themselves by . certain pre-.
tics iudul.rd IN " hen alone a habit frequently
leaned from evil companions ~ At school, The
effects Of which aw nightly felt cytu when
asleep and II not cured r-fidaTs marriage I'M.
pls.jhl" and DESTROYS both mind and body
should apply Immediately.
WHIST \ pity th1t Young mar. tho bop oi
bi- country In, dsEilng ST BIZ Parrntr Ab'u.d
D. sBltol1sd from Oh prospects and enjoy mcHis
q lie hy the cyu.'qU, nrcs ~ dcviating run
to" path 81 NATURE and tnJrlg!ng IN esftaia
SORT habit Nurh P-rsDDs must, before con.
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MEDICAL.
FORTY YEARS PRACTICE
sEyrAL DISEASES

CIVES NE A KNOWLEDGE skLppA
tT aequirod hy Physicians. Ny long rrsidencc
in this city and the amount Of patients treated
annually 6y nac, was sufficient psO0i Of my sue
cess ,,-,. -
SPERMA rnRRHTA. CT SEXUAL WEAks
NEsS and IN dlscasrs arising thcrrfrcm. are
rurcl in a rnnrh shorter time than her,'tofere BY
nav NFW VEGETABLE REMEDIES Nsdi
cines ant ta any part cf the Union. All letters
mast contain stamps Ia pay Ninrh POSTAGE
Correspondence held s@cred. otscc, No. -
Smithtshi STREET near she Diamond
j. W. BgANSTKtP. II D.,
BON SO, PiItfburg, Ia
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FOR GALE.
FOR SALE.

kyING DE EEI VI ",.
I'll ,nX.F from this city, offer my dwelling
IL situsted on Marke; street, Tor sale. 1
h2i7 IN the same with or wlthsSt iarh''n'e ana
car EiSS,s II. ROSESTHALA
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Greenwood Cemetery,
.rrrarEn THE NATIONAL


- ROAD. three miles East Of the cty. IL now
ready for lntsrInents. sale ant improvement OF
lots. II contains y acres Of land, and Is laid
out in the most modern and Improved siyle-oanl
be easily reached al al seasons hy the Natlonal
load and for three fourths Of the year by the
Hempheli Railroad. IL is perfectly secnic, and
intended 70 bs beauri1cd by every variety 0i
trees. shrubLory. pubic vault, chapel, aTtiae al
lake. fountains re-. 70 make Il equal 20 The ses1
Rural Cemeteries III the eoultry. Ample pro
vision is also made for its enlargement, order
and care in perpetutty.
Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing lots can exam
inc the crovnd with the Superintendent who
has a plat or secure them by calling ~ the once
OF the SECRETARY, ON Main strset, over the bank
Of Wheeling.
Persons wishing 20 make intcTments VIII call
on the Secretary TO obtain permits therefor
Tickets Of admission 90 lot hOldsrs and VISIT
tors viii be issued by the SecrtaIy.
A. j. SWEENEY, Prest.
K c. BUNIIAM Sec'y.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
A. ] Sweeney. John \. Armstrong,
I : Rhodes George Adams,
J,hp a. Ninth l. e.. Jordan,
Qeu Mcndel, Z. A. hhdrrth, -,
Joseph Bell. Ane1l
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NationaI Rank of West Va.

rI'HE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
i HOLDERS Of this Bank and election for
Directors will be held al the Ranking House on
Tuesday Jan. 6, 1867, between the hours OF i
and 4PM G. LAMB,
decS3Oi Cashier.
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WANTS.
WANTED.

A GOOD FEMALE COOK PRoTESTANT)
y can obtain = permanent situation .t the
best wages by applying NJ this Office. Best
references required decl43t
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C. L. ZANE & CO.,

ITPoRTERs AND DEALERS IN
il FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES and
Liquors. MAnufAeturer,6 Of Pure CAtswba WiHss,
Quincy Street, beyEeen Main and Market Sta,
Wheeling. ". Va, Keep ooustantly hzbd
Brzadis. Scotch and Iri-h Wki-kis- Jznaiea
Rams and C0atizls ehsiee cd Rye and BOurtion
Wkiskies srr21
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J. & G. BAYHA.

DREAD, CRACKER AND CAKE
ID BAKERY, Market Street, opposite The
washington Hall, few doors above Monroe
Street keep constantly on hznd fun zssoTt-
Trsep. Of the above ar1ssles-
~ Their wagons run constantly 70 AT paris
Of tie city with Bread CE2cksrs, Rasks, Cakes
etr sepzn.
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JOS. W. PARKER,

A TT0RyEY AT LAW. OFFICE
n Corner q MSnroe and Fourth streets, Up
pOsite tie Coart House, WbesliHgs WA
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rFwING uaCHtN1a.-

II n
- Agents wanted everywhere 10 sell our low.
p.ic,Si fully licensed machines. Send for our
cr,uiar SHAW CLARK. :. NJ Co, EdGe-
f,rl 'isIuc. novl4-ly
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DIR JOHNSTON.

Member Of the Bn, al College 81 surgeons, Lon,
don, graduate from one "i the most eminent
Colleges in the United States, and the Etra''r
mart Of whose life has been spent In the hospitals
Of London. Paris Philadelphia and elsewhere,
has effected some Of the mnst astonishing cures
that vcrc ever known. Many trOnblcd With
ringing In the bead and ears NhrB asleep, great
Nervousness, being alarmed At sudden sounds
bashfulncss, with frequent blushing aii'Hf'd
some, iIae-s with derangenIcn Of mind, were cur
81 Immediately.
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MARRIAGE.

Reject thai a -yund mind and body are the
most necessary REQUISITES to promote o"unubAal
hafIfuess Indeed without tbe.e the journey
through life hroouDes \ weary pilgrimage, the
prospect hourly dafE.ns 30 the yirN, the Dind
h,o5gias shadUVed with despair and GIlid With
The melancholy rrisCtiDn that the haPIdBr-A Of
another berrrncs I'll ghi-i With our own.
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DEPARTMENT OF rHK INTERIOR.
UhITtD MATHS ATLNT VPFIULi
WASHINGTON, teb u, 1866.

NAsHINGrONl ftb q, Ibbb. y
ON THE PETITION Of RENSSELAER,
" REYNOLDS stockport, Y PRAYING for the extension
of patent granted hin the ls day June aj2 for i'm.
provenent in POWER LOOMS. for wears from the
expiration of said patent which takes place the Let day of
June, 1866:
Il ia ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent
Office on MONDAY, the l4b day OF May 1906 at IL o'clock
MS and s notified TO appear aud show cause If
any have why said petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension required file in the
Patent Office tho objections specially forth ia writing
least ocny days before the day Of hearing all testimony
ed by either party used at said hearing mus, be
taken and transmitted In accordance with the rules OF the
office, which will be furnshed on application.
Dispositions aud other papers relied npon testimony
be filed the office trenfv days before tho dey of hear
ing the arguments any, within ten days afcf filing the
testimony
Ordered also that th. notice be published IN The Chronicle
and in The lntegencer Washington d. c. and in The Tnb-
NewN0rk, y. y, week for three successive
weeks the FIRST Of said publications b" a. least sxty dsys
previous to the day of hearing T. {. THEAktR.
Commissioner Of Patents
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Cost ano fonro.

$1,000 RE. " D-s'0l'n Yesterday
W.. .soy. rs~.rd viii be paid or tho recovery Of the fol-
S.ias BoHd d h p'ioSin re I'm MOORE No. S Sdo
The following 4. ). Bond. q 1891;
10 do s3lJ. to 1919. ~ 90 each.
do. 24s77 to 2Es! !. 500 each.
do. ssss to esss., { ,oso zach,
do. I22, A. sicc, 1901 A, Of ESQ
o. = Do o. sl is and io.,l, $1,000 each.
20 do yal3 10 JJaat : 90 each.
do. ito2 D, tso
do $50 D, and ssas p 1913 D. 900 zach
ao asa 1850 to 1900, and iilss, sioo each
u s 500. lSes, Nov. l.
do. TIOo A, sloo.
U. 5. 7.ao.. year. lss', June 10;
Do. June IS ieia4s to lsssss p 800 each
2 do. June Is, lse813 to 1884 Is. 300 each.
. Do July Is sS43 A. ss4s Is. 81 900 esch.
JJ Is, Is IS i? ss.S & ssi
,sc3. Aug is 23i5C aaltA. 1887 b. 3l,ss C. s7so] B,
each ASs IS ,2se1i to i2aO2 D. and 77%s to 77'o
s.eS' los A. i7lOs y, 4s.ss b, lolsaA 80 each.
4 Aug IS 26o9o9 4 to 26dJl2 ID. so csch.
I, DO. ssiJlO 10 541oIa d. si0o each.
American Coal { o. Scrip, H. Feb. !, 1896, $500
Delaware and Rsritsn and Canal and Camden and Amboy
Railroad ssp 1s Jan a.s - Sam Railroad 1877 March
B.pt Of Kentucky, s2, Is shares.
Bank Of Kentucky, 2li3, shares
Bank Of Kentucky. 27tl, shares.
Bank OF Kentucky, $3.50 10 shares
New. Jer,ey Railroad 1000. lo& shares.
New Jersey Railroad t+l7. II shares.
New. jersey Rarord 2077, D. shares.
New. YorI Central Railroad, 1901, 200 shars'
Nev.Yors Central Railroad sf06l 100 shares.
New. York Central Railroad 1901. 100 shares.
New. Yorh Central Rsiiroad ts5lJ IS shares.
New. Yorh Central Railroad $751; IS shares.
loan loan am: md T1 Ia: SsPs%y
Pbsnix Bank, 33l. 100 shares.
PbenI Bank, 1857, 20 shares.
PbenI Bank, 1eT, 80 shares.
Mechanics Bank. 3!2, liz shares.
Mechanics Bank 2olo. 70 shares
Merchants Exchange Bank. lIl5 70 shares
Merchants Exchange Bank 2oc36 10 shares
Erie Railroad Preferred tJ17. 100 shares.
sixth.svc. Railroad, 2Do+, Is shares
JEFF Insurance Company, 3d. l6s shares
Pacific Mail Steamship Company 1881, 10 shueA
Pacific Nall y. g. Scrip. 1856 10 shares
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad. io5l, 10 shares
Cleveland and Toledo r. r.. 1914 20 shares
Cl~~vland and Toledo r. H.. 1904. 20 shafea
Americas Coal Co. 2ocs. 70 shurs.
Amsricsn Coal Co.. 1910. 30 share.
American Coal Co.. Toss. lo0 SHARE
American Coal Co., 7s7s loo shares
Penn. X r. Co, 3Ilts, 100 shares.
Penp r. IL Co, 1850 10 shares
scrip Of Comr Ins Co., 1889. 736, due 70.
6crip of Comri Ina Co, 1901 SIT, due 10
Continents Inc Co., isSo sn,' que -.
Continental lbs. Co, 1881. 1888. due 20.
Coutips ptsi Inc Co, 1852. <363, due T.
Del and Rsrsn Canal and Camden and Ambey Co., Tss
Del ana Rasi.sn Canal and Camden and Amboy Co., 1884,
Del and Rsritan Canal and Camden and Amboy Co., 1897
Del and Raran Canal and Camden and Amboy Co., saSs
Shares.
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XyANTED-The name and residence OF the
w CAPTAIN (successor to Capt Hart OF Co. r, s'h n
Y v, any other comisonet oteer OF sai ,omPany o.
Regiment Of the date Il Sept g. 1853 Such Information viii
be thankfully received and arded by widowed nothef
Address kOrHEH, Greenfield Hill. Conn
Hy1ANTED-A HOUSE TO take the care OF
w for the Summer during the absence of the family
The best Of reference given. Address SEXTON. care Of W.
L J. Young. No. 3f3 Bowery.
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DEPARINFsT OF THE INTERIOR,
UNITED STATES lATKST OFFICE,
WASHINGTON. Feb. g. 1866.


IN THE PETITION of JOHN RIDER Of
" New.York City, y. Y. praying for tie extension of a
patent q al ed 10 him The M DAY Of June 1852 for
IN process OF manufacturing Guta Percha for seven
from the expiration OF said patent which TAKES place on
the let day Of June 1856:
II is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office MONDAY, the l4h day Of May,
1866 al II O'Clock all persons notified to appear
and any they have why said petition ought not
To b. granted.
Person. opposing the extension required file in the
Patent Office their objections specially forth IN writing
fpeKty days before the day OF hearing all testimony
filed by either party to be used the said hearing mut be
taken aud transmitted in accordance with the rules Of the
Office, which wi be furnished on application.
Dispositions snd Other papers, relied upon ~ testimony,
De filed IN the Office feeEtv days before the day Of hear
ns the arguments ii any, within ten days after fling the
testimony.
Ordered also that this notice be published in The Chrone
and TIE uteigeDcer, Washington d. C. and IN The r hun-
New York City n. y, week for three successive
the first Of said publications be at least 90 dy' pre-
Won, 10 tie dsy of hearing C. THEAKEK
Comnissioner Of Patents
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Imnsemenis.
I ICY RUSHTONs TiEATER.
IL Mo-. 77s and 10 broadway toppo.i,e the n y Hotel
Sole Lessee and Mahagerrss .....MlSS LUCY hUshToS
THIS EVENING
Miss LUCY RUSHTON

81. 10. -, ,ns LUCY RUsHT0N
Miss LUCY RUSHTON
v" 'pf''' VALIANT VALENTINE.
ENTIRELY NEW SPECTACULAR BURLEsouE, =,
written BY Mr. }. schOrbes and produced after months OF
''O0' 'Do 1t ~ THOUSANDS Il SrTs OF DOLLARS
The Overture and Music BY Mr.. II. Tssnson The MA
chinery BY Mr. M,srn TIE Appointments BY MI. y Lundy
Scenery by Mr. Geo bvans and Assistants The Dances ar
ranged TIE n p GRAND HsI' TRANSFORMATION SCENE
invented aud arranged by Mas Lucy Rushtou and Mr. H. H.
order the arsc,veue Of the mise en- scene
Miss Rushton has secured the s-rvic-- Of
MILE. LIMA WINDELL,
The celebrated Danseuss
A commediet,s win pr,cede the Burie'qae. After which
will be presented tas sntrey new sPrst1eG bu'es9uS o.
CHARAcrERs REPRESENTED MoRrAn:
VALIANT VALENTINE. Knight Of Tie Day,
sans p-ur ct San. repr0che study rom the
lie aud a most loqu,cous likeness. with Songs. -
Dance. and DrIi,it..............MISS LUCY RusHToN
King fippin. W. Clarke.
q l. R Ps.s.i
aney..'. ~ = ~
W. o. bss'bs
Asftmont Ills hr.t Appearance. expressly
engaged l........... Harry Seymour
ORION 1.-THE bessi Of Oresnsl Mr. H. Pearson
Byzantine ia young Pippin) taeia 9eane
Bs.ap IN. ciriaai school narm Miss Mssder
ssihr waiting maid ID. nf sha Ri,
The Valentine Brigade oil tho 0ae'
Arms Monks, Pss-. Nuns, STANDARD Bearers,
Trumpeter, Hersds aud others by............
AnIiar.cs aud super-supehor supe"
IAsoRrALs. .
The Fairy Queen Ms MoSui,
f''1 'fiiRio;GaHMME or SCENERY!
MOONLIGHT GLADE NEAR siLyER LAKE,
foDi, vAL ISHSi: s TRIUMrHAL Entry
cRi K 81 PR 1' Jecf :.
vE EST Win y * PI PP Ss FAtAcE
4,
'Aihn KiSG O. rifPIS'S PAiacE
GRAND BALLET
Rs Nile WINDFL ASD THE CORPS DE BALLET
TIE CAMP OF AGRANONT
TERRIFIC COMBAT
BETWEEN VALENTINE AND AGRAMoNT.
GRAND TRANSPORTATION
rRIsMArIc HOME OF j. QUEEN CRYSTAL
THE rRIuMrHAST RECEPTION OF
VALIANT VALENTINE.
Door, open III Performance to coiamencs1 a
Stage .............Mf J. sGHQSBE tv1s
Acting SEATS shss ss s1G s SIX DAYS III xDvANCE
L,OX's OLD BOWERY THEATER.
Il Lessee, Director and ManngeL............G L. FoA
truu r.TAplrsuxFSr poEs NOT ADvKHrris rms
IoRK HERALDl
EVERY NIGHT,
AND SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
JACK AND GILL
WENT UP THE HILL
Pronounced superior - - -
TO ANY YRT PRODUCED ON THE
AMERICAN STACY. - -
Mr. q. L. fON..........As........lhr Jol.Li cbO"'
PAntaloon.C X. 10. Columhiu, ......Nlle. hiTiineu
TWO CAPITAL PIECES B.,lDE
w II. Vitality. L. Mesiaver Mis- y ote~Ie.
DRYANTS'-MECHA HALL,
ID 40 az BROADWAY, above Grsnd-st
IMMENSE A1TR ACTION. GREAT NOVELTY.
| The FLTPHANT. HUNkEE DOREE.
| TAMlNO A BUTTERFLY THAT ny sisiEh
SCENES Al DONNYBRoOk.
rCt on PARLE FRANCAIS. THE RIVAL DARKEYs
L.is,t FROM Pari. yulcan the Forge. Clog Dances
THE LIVE MOSkET
LITTLE MAC IN Ills GREAT MONKEY ACT.
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A. Nj. MEpvIS. Aucfioneer.
NY RANGS MERWIN & Co.

DY BANGS, MERWIN q Co, Nos. GOA and
I'D tg6 Broadway, cor. Of 4h-st-Saes Of Books. Sta
4uorv Pic,ures Works Of Art Fancy Good. Furniture kc
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS,
March 20 and 70, at O'clock
large collection OF highly interesting and valuable works
History Biography Voyages and Travels Relating TO Amer.
lea in fine condition many Of them extremely
comprising also many Rare aid Curious Books in general lit
sgatDre, &c, &c. Catalogues are ready.
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VOCAL INSTRUCTION.-Mrs. EDWARD
LODEn will commence her conrse Of gSrsse ns
Aon In ITALIAN ENGLISH and 0KAioninh he =, nom.
ma that date every morning between the hour AZ. ~
eciak written applications can be cent thsIs Chct
Thru, second st., near Lexinsion.ave OF 70
4 so.t Piano Rooms No. go broadway.
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A j. BLEECKER, SON d Co., will sell
n. Auction, THURSDAY March 30 stl2 o'clock. at
The Exchange Ssesroom No. III Broadway, vaiuabe
WEsT-SP PROPERTY. beongin. to the hers Of Richard
Nelson. deceased
WRsrsT The valuable four'ory Brick Store and Lots
Nos POO and 292 Wests situated the side between
Canal The lots each 20 feet by the Stores
by about g. title perfect sold TO settle the estate sixty
remain mortgage For meps and particulars apply
No the Aucioueers
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Geacbers.

ADY TEACHER WANTED-Competen
II teach gf,mnsrcss for the Liberal School Of the
TurnVrrrin in WiiamsbnT2 ". Y. Applications received
till Apnl IS by GEO. BANMAN, Director
Salary. $50 to 500 Nos IS snd Is Messerelest-
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GRO A. LEAvITT. Aucnoneer.
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS. 49S Broadway
DLEAvlTr srREBFIGHl Co..successors to J.E.Cooley

FRIDAY EVENING, March 80, at o'clock
SALE Of THEATRICAL FNGRANlNGS aud POR
rRAlTS-ostrsve Of English Dramatic Literature and the
Actors. inc ding Gsrrck, Mundeu Msoslin, Mrs Siddon
and he Hemble Family, Cooke Lison Miss Abingdon Ms
ONe Palmer Farren Baruiser Mscr-ady and Others will
pieces nom the Of Shakespeare and
opson ;hose Of the present day also choice lot OF stee
LnfIsvings. Catalogues ready.
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w ALLAN BENEFIT
wEDN ESDAY, MARCH %.
FIRST TIME IN TWO YEARS
COmans Sterling Comedy n,,,,
WITH A CAST INoLU nIs THE TIE WHOLE STRENGTH
nov ooox yoS or o PEE COMPANY.
w SATURDAY MARCH 81.
BENEFIT
Mrs. VERNON
Fret time this season Bucsstones sterling Comedy,
,,,,, yv ,,,r,vrrr siEGLE lf r. APPOINTMENTS
AND GREAT DISTRIBUTION;
conclude with, first time Comedy Of peculiar construe'
'''H' with d cast E sSSiiiah ~ OF LADIES,
eLttled
LADIES' AT HOME.
Boz book now open.
WINTER GARDEN:
tTHn EsrABLnHsRST DOES NOT ADVERTISE II
THE sEwYoRK HERALD
GRAND FAREWELL MATINEE
EDWIN BOOTH
Who will appear this occasion In
u VI GRAND ROLES
DON CESAR DE BAzAN.
pEr ssG
In Shakespeare delightful COMEDY Of
KATHERINE and PETRUCHIO.
Door open + EV " fi%%i fFfFoR GiSss
THIS Cw.d G:%%s' fvE : (. March
BENEFIT
Mr.. H. j. JACKSON,
On which occasion viii Be presented
Mr.. j. NEWTON oorTaoLD
oTHELLo.
Mr.. CHARLES BARRON as LAGo
AsgLENDIp CAST sT:
WELL, BENEFIT
LAST NIGHT
T., -, AMMAN, EDWIN BOOTH
who win appear" p,currrr
STUART b, .Gsrs qs 10 Announcing that on
''''' Mr.. AND Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
will make their nt appearance in eighteen months In New
'''' 4 cxRNIvAL OF MERRIMENT,
D''A' POPULAR AND PLEASANT PIECES,
GAIETY AND CHARM
with which their associated, they will introduce
MOST ATTRACTIVE NOVELTIES.
Doors open at ;.comm-nce at u.
WINTER GARDEN.-EXTRA.
| THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING MARC a 49,
BENEFIT OF
Mr. n. J. JACKSON,
(lrezsGrer.l
| On which occasion .
| Mr. J. NEWTON GOTTHOLD,
Who made successful debut Of the Theaer Royal Drury
Lane London will max bis first appearance In this city
| OTHELLO.
Mr. CHARLES BARRON AS lA0O.
| -
broadway THEATER - TONIGHT
| ID ANOTHER "HIT' OF J. +. OWENS Commencing
at "A with Crsvens charming Home Drama,in two acts
entitled THE CHIMNEY CORNER ..
PETER PhOBIIf .ni .. T.. -, IA'o
! PECULIAR SCENERY. SPLENDID ACTING.
ANer which hrst time at g. admirable and divertins
CONJCGAL LESSON.
SIMON LULLABY. MI J. e. OWENS
| GRAND OWENS MATINEE SATURDAY, u P: IN:
THE LIVE INDIAN (sst tuel ...".... MI OWNS IN
COUSIN JOE hI,t tmel :rY BOTH rlEOEs
DOT; Or THE CRICKET ON THE HEARTH.
| JOHN =. OWENS........as".....CA PLUMMEK
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CTEINWAY e. SONS
y GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PIANO-FORTES

Have taken q First Premiums gold and silver medals hihe
Fsir held In this country within the last ten
and In addition thereto they were awarded First Prize
MEDIA at the Great international Exhibition In LEMON
In romncon with 80 Pianos from al parts Of the World.
That Toe rress superiority Of these Instruments 10 nov uni
xsssy concrdsd sbnndantiy BY the PACT ess
M.ssr. st4nwsys scales, improvements and pecuantire
Of been copied by the ucst majority o.
the Of both hemsphsres As CLOSELY 40 cooLc
their nsuumens used By the most eminent
AZ and America who prefer them for thsir own puos
and uriysta uss whensver accessible
SfEINWAYA SONS direct special attention 10 theh
PATENT AGRAFFE ARRANGEMENT
bicb having been prsctcsly tested In oil their Crane and
bisbe priced Square Pianos and admitted to be one o. ths
Of modern times viii hereafter De In
scnxAss o. Cosr tho Psrchsssr In order that ALL 'ns
patrons may reap its benefit -, .,
p.runsnts exported Europe in large numbers and used
in European eoDcert.rooms p....h.. ~.
WABEROOMS Koa II and y East rouItsen'h" W
treep Upjsp seusIs and IrvpEplacs, NsW'ferh
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4musemenfs.

WALLACK". .n v,,,.cx
w Proprietor and Msnsser...M LESTER "ALhAUn
(rHn EsTABIsHnKSr sor ADVERTISE IL THE
NETWORK HERALD
WEDNESDAY.
BENEFIT
Of
Mr. NORTON
First time In four years Colmsn's sterling Comedy
JOHN BULL,
with the following great cast:
JOg Observation-Disclosures. JOHN GILBERT
TOM sIIUFFLET ON..................Mr.F =. ROBINSON
PEREURlNE 'SnnpT6N
DENNIS BULGRUDDERY... M NVn.SS IN
SIR SIMON ROCHDALE......Mrc EO. uyUI LLat,U ~
FRANK ROCHDALE. D. vC,yHE
Y0 sHN
JOHN BURR.... MI w ,Li,
MI,
Nj IoJrFS
MARY THORNBERRY Miss NJ. HENh0c r.D'
LADY CAROLINE bRAYMORE..Miss FANNY MOh A, l.
Mr.. BULORUDDER1 MIS- mi ~
THURSpAY-Tom Taylors very attractive COMEDY ihI
UNEQUAL MATCH.
FRlDAY-PAUL PRi md DEAF AS A POST.
SATURDAY, Benefit Of Mrs. VERNON. not acted TINS
season Buckstones fsvore Comedy. SINGLE LIFE, ana
irs time Comedy Of peculiar construction the Cast con-
sisiing entirely Of Ladies entitled LADIES AT HOME.
The attractive Coinedy SOCIETY. will shortly be repeated
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Professional Notices.

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DR. WIN. EARL's WORK Of 240 Pages on
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No. IL White st.. New York.
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