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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-18
CHOICE LITHOGRAPHs
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EMINENT PIANISTS, Ere.

rELEBRATED PIANISTS. Presenting
- correct portraits Of Iisrt TAalberg Chopin Jssi
eatter De Meyer Herr Doher and Dreyschoek aise Of
the Hngraviue II by % fnchae - %
ZINE MATINEE BEL LIsZr IA Nor ming With Lisxtj
Presenting correct Portraits ef B<liox Cseny. Ernst
Krietuber with Lisxf the Piauofort4 sise Of the
nn9raviae 10 By lfl< fnchee " 90
=. KTHoyESs DkEAM- siss ofths Hnsys,ins ~
" TO- rs cents IS
THD 6kYAT ORGAN in the Music Hall, Boston
Size Of TIE Engraving, . BY 10 ~ o.
The above printed On Asn~y plate pep&fj With
broad margiua, suitable tox franing .xIGlH.
Published BY uL1vEk DITsON CO.
- ~ wsshington stfsS Boston.
Esss By mail. postpaid, On receipt u prize 5slst
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A. L. GURNEY,
REAL ESTATE BROKER.
Cotton Factor,
l.4z 355zE
Mp s.nRA
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
SELMA, ALA

CONSIGNMENTS Of. Corn, Flour, Pork,
~ Bscon, Butter Lad, Pordace Of I'll kinds and Asr
ehantse generally, respectfully solicited.
oder my services 70 transact general Agency bus
mess for Companies indivfduAh. opeca3 esfention
given to the collection of oatstanng dsbs contracted
before Mnce the war. M
have hand and for sale 10000 acres of tEls
finest Cotton lands In the South, improved and under
cultivation in rArts 10 suif purchasers snd st pxcs
that will insure fortune In ave years to the purchaser
Letters skiing for nny Information viii rsestvs prompt
attention, f.It
nxnnxDc1s.
g. W. TxwS. (frcm Ksskuk) Selma, Ala
MAJ. Gen CHEfLku Iowa
Maj. Cen MctSrHrR, from Chicago, III Selma, Ala.
Brig. Gen. D. Cees, Iowa
O. BaxBaH, Prest Let National Bank yickAburg. Miss
n. u A. KEsfH O.. Bankers, sslsa, AinL
And Merchants in New York, Hev 0Eif sns and Mobile
generally. A. L. GuRNEY,
Late Ii. Col. ID n T. Yea Cav Drsvs. CD .. O. 4.
anr1bd3n
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Testimonial of the most distinguished
Artists to SteInway d Sons.
New YORK, December, IS


The Pianofortes, Grand, Square and Up
Sons have established for themselves 50
worldwide reputation that II Is handy pos
sibie for US TO add anything 70 their Just fame.
Having thoroughly tested and Il. ed these
instruments personally for years, both In pub
liz. and private II becomes our pleasant duty
unoueStioned superiority over any Other
Piano known to us
Among the chief points OF their uniform
excellence are: GTedteSf posEf6te depth, rich
J1exE and tolIHle Of lone, cJnIbfHed IC5Lb
tTillidney, cleu5leEs and Pcged srenneE
throughout the entire scale, and. obons al, a
GliTpTiunq duration Of sound The pure and EllI-
EEithetie quality Gf lrich IleUeT changer under
The most deliodte or pOireIJift touch
This peculiarly is found exclusively In the
Steinway Piano. and together with the
matches precision, elasticity and prompt
mess of action always charactenLing these In
Slruments. as well as their unequaled dura-
biIity under the SeveTeSt trials. Is truly SUI
prisfng and claims al once the admiration Of
ever artist We. therefore consider the
Stelnway Pianos in all respects The BID IRStT1i-
y1eIiES made IN This country or m EhToe- tss
III N solely ana eIoltSire{y OLfT5eres IN pubic o.
zrttorte and recommend them i1rCEI1bg 10 or
friends and the Public
We have at different times expressed ouE
makers. but freely and tHitGntuttn0y pro
notTnce Mes1s. SteiHtCosJS & Sons Pianos ElpTSoT
b. Mills, Robert Goldbeck. Henry C.
Tiuu F. L. Ritter, Geo. W. MoTgan. IheO.
1 Thomas Max MaretzeZ. VIM Mason, Robert
Heller, Vim. Berge, F. Brandets, Theo. Noel
| ling. E MuZio, ari AnschuTtZ, A. II. Peass,
], NoSenthal, Carl Wolfsohn, A DAVIS, T.
! Won Breuning, ThSo. Eisfeld, Carl BeFEmann.
fuar6-2En
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PromPa PAYMENT Of Insurance.

-ADG2NlSNA A-A-A-s -AA1AAN-A -
Ed10rs IafeIIiSeaer-
DE6R SIk-I wish to state to the
public. through your paper, of the
promptness Of the Home Insurance
Company OF Columbus, Ohio.
November aeth, 1855, I took out in
snranea ON my property in the above
company Of s, 600. At noon on the 9Th
day of March, my house and contents
were totally destroy ed by hre= on the
I2fh. I called on the Assistant General
Agent. Mr.. e p. Hubbard, Al his ono
IN wheeling, and notified him sof my
los. ON the 18th, be called on me and
mid nv loss in full. Such promptness
and honorable dealing on behalf OF the
company recommends itself 10 all per
sons having property to insure, and
cannot fail to gain the attention, conn
dence, and liberal patronage of the In
suring community.
Yours truly, VIZ WHrrE
Az IrEH OF STATE RKvESUE-The
Home Insurance Company of Column
bus, Ohio, have been doing business
here but few weeks, and in that time
they have given evidence OF their in
domitable energy by paying into the
State Treasury about three hundred
dollars 500 as the tax on theirreoeiPis
mp TO the LIST ofFebTu ary.
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THE star Of the;evenIpg at the recent
fancy ball at the French Ministry Of
Foreign Ahairs, at Paris, was Princess
Rimski Korsakoh, who personifed
Cathnrine the Great, at the incredible
cost of two millions of francs. The
story runs that she received her dress
only the day before from her husband,
Prince Korsakof, now in Russia. 1t
was made with scrupulous attention to
accuracy according to portrait at the
Winter Palace OF the Empress Catha-
rfne in her coronation robes. The train
and skirt were OF blue velvet elabor-
ately embroidered with silver and
trimmed with Siberian marten fur. The
head-dress land n towering and barbar-
Gus editice itlOoked, though picturesque
withal) was moreover fur literally COW
cred with diamonds, emeralds, and the
rareSt kind of pearls. A veil OF old
Venetian lace descended from the cap,
and completely developed the wearer's
person. The gloves and fan were got
up in an equally expensive style. 1t
was remarked, as an extraordinary
homage to the beauty and attractiveap-
pearance of the fair Russian, who rep
resented the Empress Caiharine, that
though three thousand persons were
packed like sardines in Madame Drouyn
| de LhuSs' saloons, everybody made
wny for the Princess Rimski Korsakod,
/ and she WAS enabled to pass without in
/ convenience from room to room, trail
! ing after her upward OF three yards OF
I velvet.
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TIE crime of feticide, as it is now
called, has been properly the subject OF
newspaper comment. The extent OF
this crime is not exaggerated, indeed it
is not realized. A fact has just come to
light in a village not more than thirty
miles from Rochester, that shows how
frequently this crime is committed and
with impunity. In cleansing the vaults
attached to a hotel-a first class hotel
the workmen removed no less than
eight bodies of infants, in all the
stages of decomposition. One Of these
was enclosed in a satchel, another in a
pair of soldiers pantalOons, while
others were evidently deposited without
covering. How this was all done, and
just when Is mystery which cannot be
disclosed. The hotel Is much frequent
ed by travellers, and guests at the hotel
may have brought these deposits among
their baggage to be thus disposed OF and
concealed from view. If the history of
each fcstns could be written, what a
tale OF crime might be unfolded. In
how many OF these cases actual murder
-tntantcide-was committed il Is inn
possible to say, as no close investigation
was made. However disgusting the
subject, we deem it n duty to nut this
brief outline OF facts upon record as a
part OF the history OF the times
ROeheSteT Union, March 9.
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Valuable Farming and Oil
Lands For Sale,

nSIRING TO CLOSE UP MY Bust
ness in this State. l offer for sale the fol-
lowing described tracts OF land, viz:
l. Ny old homestead farm, on Buffalo creek,
Marion county, w. Va, containing by sur
vey 2521z acres, one hundred and fifty of
which Is under improvement has on 1t n
comfortable dwelling house and out build
iugS, &C. a lanyard with good bark house,
sborss &c: two tenant houses, with good
orchards near them, and one orchard near the
main dwelling of choice selection Of fruit,
such as summer, fall and winter apples,
adapted to the growth Of the cereals, or to
grazing purposnS, is situated on the b. & o. X
K, the creek separating the farm theTefrom;
Is two miles from Harrington Depot and
hve miles from Farmont-
2 Also. one tract of 261z acres, one mile be-
which IS cleared, and is excellent river bottom
land; the balance mostly under-laid with a
nine feet stratam OF the celebrated Fairmont
gas-coal All OF this tract is ricE and fertile,
and well adapted to the growth OF the grape
and the oeIeals,-iaceing the morning and
8. Pine Cottage, my present residence, con-
tains acres and y poles, with comfortable
cottage house and ont 6uildIngs convenient
the lawn well set with shrubbery and ever
green's an excellent selection OF fruits, Of most
kinds common TO this county. Ills proper
~ Is situated in the subnros OF Falrmont a
sufficient distance for repoSe and yet near
enough for the advantages OF the town, a
1t is altogether the most desirable and Con-
venient residence IN the neighborhoOd OF
knrmOnt.
on the West fork River, at the mouth OF
Simpson S creek, in Harrison county. w. Val,
] 9 miles from Clarksburgh and from the
| Northwestern Virginia Railroad. The most
OF this farm Is under impro ement; has on It
n good dwelling house and out buildings also
atenant house, young orchard, &C. The
| land lays well and Is of good qualify.
5. Also, a tTnct OF go acres in Keokuk
| county, Iowa, i've miles from Sigourney, the
/ county seat; 50 acres Of which Is well timber
ed;the balance prairie land OfsuPeTior quality;
an excellent large, bold spring OF never falling
pure water Is on this tract, passing through
/ nearly the whole farm; also limestone and
/ freestone quarrIeS; is within mile ofa church
and school house, and Is surrounded by n
dense settlement This land wa located in
1886, when that whole country was open for
entry 1twaS selected 70 Special settlement
! and has been held for that purpose ever
since 1 have had many applications Tor Il
i both in Iowa and this country. II any OF our
/ citizens intend emigrating to the west they
/ probably can't do better than to buy this
| land, bat they viii have TO apply soon.
d Also, one half interest in ITact of oil
i land, IN fee, containing 90 acres, within one
mile OF PETROLEUM station, n. W. Va R r.
/ Ritchie county;-alSo one half interest In n
lease Of 30 acres on the same farm. For
/ further particulars, address
marl5-h Fatrmont, W. Va
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altr advertisements.

SWEET HAVANA
HI ORANGES. lust received and for sale by
naGTl6-lf SCHULZ & TRUSCHEL-
N SFfliFarv Committee OF the Sth Sub Dis
TTicf Ohio county, are requested 10 meek Al
he Court Ho1se on tins, Friday evening 81
~ ofcl1ck, for the purpose Of making some
fitsfrfbutFon OF the funds remaining on hands.
All the nembeS are requested 10 be present.
1nari5-lt THOS- J. blair. Ch,m-
CyToRE ROOM FOR SALE OR RENT
- me Substantial three story brick building
On the JFeS1 sf5A Of Market SIreet, and 'front.'
on Market Square, Centre Wheeling, al
fJrsseur ccraupied by Mr. b NJ List As .
EroceES, Sc II not sold before the In inSi-,
n vii - fcF INIT There IS n comfortable
dwelling mp stairs. For terms, &c. apply TO
THCS OBRlES-
ruarJ6-Iv Real Estate Agent
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Life Insurance

TIME CONNECTICUT MUTUAL OF
| Hartford Is the largest company in the
SHas the largest Business, has the largest Sur
plus has the largest Income, and does ils
business at the lowest average expense, con-
se1uently makes better dividends to the
Policy holder. They aye now paying to
Policy holders sixty per cent on Last years
business. LIRWIS, agent, - Monroe street
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DIR. LARooKAH's
SARSAPARILLA COMPOUND

For the speedy and permanent cure Of
Liver Complaint, scrofula, or Kings Evil,
Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Neuralgia, Epilepsy,
Erysipelas, st. Anthonys Fire, Pimples,
Pustules, Blotehes, Boils, Tumors, Salt
Rhum, Ulcers and Sores, Rheumatism,
Pain in the stomach, Side and Bowels, Gene
nal Debility, Uterine Ulcemtion, Syphilis and
Mercurial Disease, and all complaints arising
nom or resulting in impure blood.
1t is double ne strength o1any other SaTsapa-
rillh Compound in the market, and is indoned
by the medical faculty as the best and chegpest
BLOOD PURIFIER extant,
Price eI,Oo per Bottle.
Prepared by DR.. E. R. KNIGHTS, Chemist,
SOLD to the trade by LAUGHLINS& BUSH.
FIELD, Wheeling, and at retail by all Drug
gtsis- fehzSSm
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CountrY Seat For Sale.

.UIHAT VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY
j residence at Leatherw ood, 81 miles east
OF the city Of Whe1 ling, containing i've
arres Of ground, laid on with shrubbeEy, small
pied by Mr.. VIM. Tallant II not sold before
Saturday, April 9TH, II will on that day be Of
tered AZ public auction at the front door ofthe
Court House in this city. Terms easy. Ap-
ply TO THOS- O'BRIES, Real Estate Agent or
DODSOS q BBo-, No. q Main street, Wheel
ing. niaIi4-td
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Rnnf, Rnnt, Ront, Rend, Rend !

Root! Root Root! kead! Renu
ROoTis PEsTACHLSE preserves the life OF the
Hair-chRnKes II from gray 10 its original color
inR-Is the best article for dressing the hair
ever found in the market-wiu surely remove
dandTuH and cure all diEease OF the scalp
Is dellghtfuily peFfumed. cures baldneSs, and
viii not stain the skin. We tell the story
quickly, and tell Il true, when we say II Is 3
perfect
Restorer and Dressing Combined.
No other preparation for the hair contains
PestacfIio Nut on. Sold by all Druggists
SnFinR6eld. Mass
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Agents Wanted Everywhere.

A GRNT@SS5 20 SIS FOR LADIES AND
n SIS tcSO0 per month for Gentlemen, to
Introduce the National so Sewing Machine.
The best and only perfectly reliable cheap
machine made. Il VIII stitch, hem, fell. tuck,
quilt braid. bind. gather and embrOtder most
beautifully; takes the elastic lock stitch, and
+ fully warranted for three years We pay
agents the above salaries, or allow commits
SION, from which twice that can be realized
Address, Tor circulars and terms,
B. a. BROWN 4 CO..
maT3-Sme Pittsburgh, Pa
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Valuable civ Property For Sale.

A TWO STORY DOUBLE BRICK HOUSE,
n situated on Blddle street, Centre Wheel
ing near F. W. Bassett's Store, and at present
occupied by ]. H. BarTitt and other II not
sold before the 18Th day Of March. 1855. II Will
be sold at auc ion by the undersigned. auc-
ti0neers, 10 whom all inquiries may be adj
dressed. w H. BASSETT eco, Auctoneers,
Monroe street nrI5-2w
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Old HoMR BITTERs

Cures Dyspepsia without pain.
Cures Nausea
OLD HONE BITTERS
Regulates and Tones the Stomach
1t Relieves Headache
1t Gives an Appetite.
1t Strengthens the weak.
It Cures Acidity::of the Stomach.
Thy 1t and you VIII be pleased.
TEy 1t and and have health again.
Try II and you win not regret It
OLD HONE BITTERS
are elegantly and scientifically: ompounded.
and does what wesay. Wecan give the eyt-
dence OF many persons residing In this city as
to the merits claimed for them
For sale by LAUGHLRSS q BUsHFTELD.
Main street, and by @. h oDBERT, end OF
Drug SpeeIaIItIes-aor Family Use.
Cream Tartar-PuTe, not reduced By
sherry and Museatel Superb for
Cogniae brandy Choice for Medlcal
Use. No poisonous Mixture
Genuine Castillo and Palm Soap
aF--iI-- fIsyI1I Jl1SS on.
Especial care and pains in waiting on
children a. ODbEHtII5.
marl3 End Of Stone Bridge.
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Commissioners Sale.
GOOD TIMBER LAND
oS THE
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
GOOD STOCK FARM.


DURsUAST TO A DECREE OF THE
Virginia, made at the November term, a. ID.
1886, ordering the sale Of 10 Of a certain tract
OF land belonging TO the estate Of John NJ:
oliver deceased, lying in the county ana
State Aforesaid. and appointing the underSign-
ed Commissioners TO sell the same. ana by
HnthoIity OF the widow and adult heirs. We
will offer the whole Of the above tract OF Land
ifuated on both sides of the b. & o. r. r ut
BOARD Tree" Tunnel, containing
10Y ACRES,
and es perches. nj public sale. The lGhd is OF
superior quality, well watered, and about SO
acres cleared under fence, and well set In
timothy and clover. There is a fine young Or
cflaEd of peach and apple on the place. ato a
comfortable log Dwelling House, Corn CrluI
WagOn-shed, &c The timber land Is known
as the finest, and among the most CONVENIENT
IL located in West Virginia abound inR In Oak,
POPLAR hickory sugar and black walnut his
pFoperfy Is really desirable either for iuInbe
ing or agricultural purposes, belngon the Is.
4 D. r r., IS miles from Wheeling with the
advantage of both eastern and western mar
kets II Is also one of the best located Sheep
Farms in the country
A full and complete title win be made, and
possession given on confirmation OF The sale
By the Cont, which meets on the LIST Tuesday
in April. The sale will be held at Bolton. On
the baltimore & OHIO Railroad, on THURS
DAY. MARCH 29th, 1896, At ONE O'Clock, p.
M Terms. one-third cash in hand, and the
residue on credit DISK and twelve months
with Interest,", TO be properly secured.
JOHN n. DAY. Prosperity, Pa.
JOS. r. HcLAIS, Claysyille, Pa.
uarlB-ts Commissioners.
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oTocRH OF THE NORTH
- west Virginia Agricultural society are re-
duiFed 10 pay twenty per centum additional
on their stock AZ the People's Rank INSTALL
ments stock must be paid 10 enable subscTi-
bers 10 vote at the stockholders meeting, to
Be held on the 9th inst Inarl5-lw
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LIfe! Life !

DROPS! DROPSl DROPs!
A1IERIcAS LIFE DROPS viii cure Diptheria,
Coughs Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Asthma,
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Ague in the Face,
Headache, Toothace, BruIses, Spratns, Chilb-
IaIns Group, Colds, Fever and Ague and
Cholera in a single day. sold by all Druggists,
with full directions IOT use.
ORRIN SKINNER & CO., Projectors,
Springfield, Mass. g. c. GOODWIN q CO.,
Agents for Boston narlS1y
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JOHN P. FOoSE,
Merchant II ailor

now READY TO MAKE TO ORDER
Centlemens' Youths and Boys suits OF
I=fothinc Cor the Spring and summer war
T1T,ts hIsIurffuI iltS, well and neatly made Al
onF-fhiryf les than during the past season
Al orieES will receive immediate attehIioh
to give satisfaction
tn A. fhn-se who do not know goods VIII gel as
GOD and cheap gods a. Lhose who 90.
A well selected and reliable Stockoi
THE BEST GOODS
always on hand a. No. 3 Main, az the foot OF
John street = .-x-,,.
naFl6-lm JOHN 7. FUSE
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Piso,s Cure for Consumption
uTor,o1,+ad

is Warranted.
II You have Consumption-Tryit-
II you have n Cough-Ty It
II you have Lung or Throat dtsease-Trytt
II you have any OF the symptoms OF this
treadfuI disease do not fan TO Try this remedy.
lit does you no good your money wiz be
refunded, as set forth In the circular which
accompanies each bottle.
soid by Druggists and dealers in Medicines
everywhere
EDMUND BOOKING. General Agent, No. l
odd Fellows Hall, Wheeling, W. Va
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Tippett & Lytle

DAISTERs, GLACIERS AND PAPER
I HANGERS, Quincy St, between Main
and Market Partieulnr attention paid TO
Hanging Paper maIl4-ste
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a8hOIfsaIf gntiOns.
PoLLACK's
NOTION HOUSE

TUsT OPENED AND FOR SALE FoR.
81 7eign goods mostly Of direct importation
bought at a very low nate for gOld-)
90 doZ- plain and tancl Cotton Hosiery
COMPRISING gents Ladies and children : wear
90 d6Z- gauntletS, gloves. half EzuutEets
and miits, consisting Of Kid, castor, lIsle
thread, silk and SILK worsted, In desirable
5S1doz Handkerchief, new styles In silk
linen. lawn and cambria
so doE. Neck-ties, embracing al new d.
signs in ianet PLAIN and ribbon ties-
loo duz Shirt BosOms, superhne grades In
linen and maESeilles-
5000 Glaze Paper Collars. Of GoIdSnith'.
CongIeSS COMPS and Evans manufacture
1mJdnz J. & P Coafs' and StuaEt's genuine
machine sewing cottonk
500 n. Stuart linen thread.
80 rs Italian swing silk in skeins and on
I spools-
/ a full stock OF pins, hooks and eyes, oomts
brushes peT1umeFy, soaps, pocket books
tseafis tlnimbles. needles, fans, rubber gods
I Stationery, window blinds, school books
slafeS hair ne :, embrOideheS, silk cord and
! tFsS-is, velvet ribbons, full line Of taffeiss
/ rbbons, bonnet ribbons, skirt braidS, coat
bindings, rulings, crochet braidS, coat but
tous hoop skirts, balmoFalS, vest buttons
/ French cor<eLs, fancy dress buttons, and a
l large variety Of superior suSpenders TO
/ which the attention Of close buyers Is M
MIRO AUGUSTUS POLLACR.
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NORTHWEST VIRGINIA AGRICUL
TURAI. SOCIETY.

TIME STOCKHOLDERS OF THE NORTH
j west Virginia Agricultural Society vii
meet in the room OF the Second Branch Of
the City Council on Tuesday evening. March
nth, at O'Clock, for the election OF Directions
and the transaction OF other important bus
InesS CURTIS p. BROWN,
W. +. PETERSON, Ir.
JAMES G. ORR,
JOHN x. BOTSFORD,
THOMAS P. SHALLCROSS,
ALEX. LAUGHLEN,
ynnT5.sd f1oTrsorafrrs
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AUGUSTUS PoLLAcK,
Sole Agent for the sale of the celebrated
Steinway Pianofortes

instruments In America as well Us Europe
having taken 80 Ihirty-twO fiTst premiums
gold and silver medals al the principal airs
held in this country within the last ten yearS,
and in addition thereto they were awarded
nrst prize medal at the great International
Exhibition, London, 1872 for powerful, clear,
brilliant and sympathetic tone, vita excel
lence OF workmanship.
Every Stsinway Piano warranted i've
orders effected promptly At
AUGUSTUS PoLLACKS.
"a Send for Prize Lisls.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THE AT
w tention ofthe trade, ana purchasers gem
orally, to our very large and well assorted
stock of goods, Of new and choice patterns,
snd OF our own direct Importation, which we
are prepared 10 sell at less prices than the
same qualities OF goods can be bought In
Ifcif a call. WISSHIP. WOODS 4 CO,
maTl2-ly No. 8, Main street
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Washington Hall
FOR FIVE MIG HTS ONLY.
Commencing Monday Evening, March
l2th, 1866.
Illusions Extraordinary F!

DEwILDERTNG OF THE SENSES
ID Sight Deceived. PROF. ROBERT
SICKLE, the acknowledged master OF Witch
craft and MysIihcation, in his novel, chaste
and entertaining Drawing Room LeveeS. Mr..
CHARLES G. BURSET, the wonderful Contor-
surprising Rope untying Feat.
Admission TO Reserved Seats, so Cts
=. Rear Seats, . -
On "wednesday and Friday After
Moons, Entertainments will be presented for
the special qualification OF Ladies and Chill
dTen, who are prevented from attending
places OF amusement at night
Admission to the Matinees, 10 and 8 Cts.
Doors open in the evening at q tot. En-
teTtainment to commence at = toS.
At the Matinees, at 4 to .. To commence
at y 70 3. maIl2-5t-