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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-06
.JOHN TEECE

NTALsTER AND HOP DEALER
nj Water Street, Centre Wheeling, Yves
Virginia Highest cash pSise paid for Barley.
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The Military Government-The SEN
ME Comm tees.

NEW YORK, March 5.-The Heralds
special says: A delegation from South
Carolina has already arrived in Wash
ington, to confer with the President in
regard to the appointment OF the Mill
tary Governor for the Second District,
under the reconstruction bill.
The Times special says: Private in
formation from the South gives assur-
ance that the people will at one accept
the situation and select delegates to
form a Convention, in pursuance of
the provisions of the military recon
struction bill. A delegation from Vir-
ginia has been assured by the President
that the law will be carried out to the
letter.
The President yesterday informed the
committee of both houses, appointed to
wait on him, that he had no commune
cation to make, all matters of great i'm
portance having been disposed of by the
last Congress.
The Tribune's special says: Morrill,
will take Gutherie's place ON the Senate
Finance committee, Mr.. COnkling will
90 on the committee on Foreign Affairs,
and Generals Terry and Thayer and
Governor Morton will go OH the Mill
tary committee.
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New York stock Market


New YORK, March 5.
6. p M.-Prices of gold r136tsl8i:
Ohio certificates 25!a1 PSI; Western
Union Telegraph 4la4li; New York
Central lOOsalO0t; Erie 52sa52i; do. pre-
ferred 70a71; Reading .l0lal0li; Michi-
gan Central Oral G7f; Michigan South
ern sOfa71;i Illinois Central ll5is 115i;
Pittsburg 79ta79i; Toledo 1l6ia1l7;
Rock Island 928; North Western 33ta
33i; do. preferred 59ia59I; Fort Wayne
92s.
The money market is unchanged.
Gold heavy to the close for cash. Gold
loaned firm and fiat Mt 5 per cent. for
carrying. .....,-...
Government notwithstanding prices:
registered 81, 09sa1 lot; coupons of
'sl, 109sa1l0s; SEQ registered coupons of
'62, lO74al07i; $40 coupons of'64, l07ia
al07t; $50 coupons of IS, January and
July, 106aal06i; l0-40 registered coupons
97fa9et; August 1905, l054alO6; June
aud July do. 105ia1059.
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LroSs EXTRACT OF Pun JAMAICA GINGER
for Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Head.
ache, Cholera Morbus, Flatulency &c, where q
warming stimulant IL required. It's careful pre-
paratiop and entire purity makes it cheap and
reliable article for culinary purposes. Sold ev-
erywhere at 50 cents per bottle Ask for LII.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold BY all
Druggists
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Grape Farm for Sale.

r OFFER FOR SALE. NY TRACT OF
i land, containing ~ acres. situated ON Boxgs'
Kun, three miles south Of the city Of Wheeling.
Il has ON it about SIX ACRES OF GRAPES now
In fullbssring. number u applep eseh, plum and
sty-s dwelling heuse With ak rooms. For
psrticulars, apply to the subscriber On tn
prsnisss Eu2$wlt JAMES ENSLEY.
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State Of West Virginia. ~
,hio County Circuit Court, Januery Rsles

OHt0 CoHHIy CtfcHtt CoaT', VuHaVIy Hs'es,
1867.
Thomas Marsh, committee of Edward W. Ste.
ph-ns an insane person, w. Edward W. Stephens
and Mary Ann Stephens, his wife, and Emma
Jane Stsphena Kate n. Stephens and Elizabeth
Stephens, infants. Ia chancery.
The object Of this suit In to sell the interest
Edward W. Stephens q lunatic. has In and 70 lot
NO four w. In Square thirty two CD, Of Church
hins addition to the city Of Wheeling. for the
benent 81 his family And II appearing from
an an1davit hled in the cause that the defendant,
Edward W. Stephens IL not q resident Of this
State, ON motion Of the complainant, by his
counsel II 10 ordered that he appear here within
one month after tho fourth weekly prbaicsfieu
and the due posting Of this order, and attend 70
his interest 10 this suit -. -, =, :
MICHAEL J. BREINIG.
A COPY. Teste: MICHAEL ]. BkEIHlG, -
Peel l. Hubbard. for oomplsinsats. Clsxk
febS-0ayft
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q. 2. hII.LEk.
G. L. ZANE & CO.,

i FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES and
Liquors. Manufacturers Of Pure Catawba Wines,
Quincy Street, between Main and Market Sts.,
Wheeling, W. Va, keep constantly on hand
Runs and Cordials, choice Old Rye and Bourbon
Whiskies. set20
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II 10 a most delightful Hair Dressing.
1t eradicates scruf and dandruf.
It keeps the head cool and clean.
It makes the hair rich soft and glossy
1t prevents hair turning gray and falling of.
1t restores hair upon prematurely bald heads
This is just what Lyons Katharion win do
1t Is pretty-it is cheap-durable. 1t Is literally
sold by the car load, and yet its almost incredi.
BILE demand 10 daily increasing, until there is
hardly country store that does not keep It, or
a family that does not use it.
Z. THOMAS LYON, Chemist n. Y.
saratoga Spring Water. sold by all
Druggists.
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New Carriage Mandatory
JOHN PFARR,

NTANUFAC T z II Z n OF ALL
lSl kinds of Carriages Market Street, few
door. above the Second Ward Market House.
Wheeling, W. Va
rY-Repairing done on the shortest notice.
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THE REG ISTER

Win siriv, TO make the popular mind N,~fl,
conyiction, rather than slavish by dictRilon ana
will labor TO disseminate only such view, uIs,t
current questions % bear the stamp Of rs.ou
and the seal Of truth.
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Treasure From San Francisco.

NEW YORK, March 5.-The steamer
Henry Chauncy, with San Francisco
dates of the 9th ult., arrived last night.
The brings 1927 .5l4 in treasure.
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J. & G.. BAYHA.

DREAD, CHACkEH AND CAKE
ID BAKERY, Market Street, opposite the
Washington Hall, . few doors above Monroe
Street, keep constantly on hand full assort-
ment Of the above articles.
~ Their wagons run constantly TO all parts
Of the city with Bread, Crackers, Rusks, Cakes,
etc sep2D
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w. Y. HOGE,

A rroRNEY AT LAW, AND GENERAL
n Land Agent, Wheeling. W. Va, viii prac-
tice In the courts Of Ohio and adjoining COMMITTEES
Particular attention given to the collection Of
claims Office on Main Street, over the Bank oil
Wheeling. Jan'on
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Treasury Invesiisation.-The Case Of
Sanford Consver.

Sanford Consver.
NEW YORK, March 5.-The Herald's
special says: Special agents of the
Treasury, who have investigated the al
fairs of the First National Banks Of
Newton and Hudson, New York, report
them in much more favorable condi
ton, especially that at Hudson, thar
was at first supposed:
The case of Sanford Conover has been
resuscitated by his counsel, who claim
that false swearing before a Congress
sional committee is not legally perjury;
hence he has been wrongtully convicted
of that crime in Court.
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Il published every TUESDAY, Thu-da! Grd AL
urday and contains, besides the coni'ri 81 be
preceding issues OF the Daily, many ,albshIs
items prepared especially for this publication
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sATIsPIED TIA,

.DEING Salts RIE ID THAI
Id their patrons are prepared Ia encourage A,
ENTERPRISE which has for its object the prote,iiD
and promotion Of the welfare Of the white r.c,
I'm tbis Republic, and the development and d
ovation OF our young and promising State IL,
proprietor OF the Wheeling REGIsTER has en-
larre,i and improved this paper TO meet the d.
mands of increased circulation and GROWN,
regularity, and now takes pleasure in pres-ntips
10 The people Of this State, the Largest. Neat.
est and Nest Reliable Paper in Wr,,
TGE REGIsTER can point 10 il. r,.,
history as the surest and best index OF its uiur.
course upon all questions OF National or STAT.
policy. Believing that the war was rudc,l spe
rs legitimate purposes attained with the SUNNI
der Of the rebel armies, and the abandonment AZ
slavery and secession by the South the EI,I>
rrR win be the untiinehine sdvocat. Of all me-,
urrs that tend to promote the national hlruan,
10 restore the unity of the Government auu Il.
extend to all sections the priceless blessing, -
arrimpartial Union and q lasting peace. ltuE
be- equally firm In its opposition 10 all paTt,l5p
schemes that impose unjust and upWHIlaul.J
conditions upon the reunion of Goverum.. +,
that was never broken, that guarantee p-rr-,
ual ascendancy 20 one political party aud IN.
changing ostracism Tor every other, AMI TIA,
thwart the wiAles Of every patriotic heart M,
leaving our country still divided, our pe,p,
disunited, our Union uarestored. Tolera,iur
the opinion Of all men. while steadfas,ly adv
eating its own, despising the proscrtptivc bcurr,
of fanaticism while firmly adhering 10 IL. on
convictions Of right and duty.
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Has sICILIAN HAZE M.
- AEWER 4 large stock for sals ss Z.
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The House Com n,ittees.

WASHINGTON, March Sit is under
stood that there is to be no change in
the House financial COMMITTEES. but tina,
the speaker will leave two vacancies
in each to be hereafter filled.
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THE ARBEITER FRIEND.

An elegant journal. printed In the German Ian
guage, and issued for the benefit Of Our German
citizens, is published weekly st the REGlSILR
Office.
Feeling grateful for the generous snoonrsg.
ment with which the friends Of the RRGlSI w
have hitherto rewarded his efforts, the FRO
prietor hopes by continued enterprise and 10
ergy 10 merit In the future the same lib~ral rai
ronage which their paper has heretofore Z"
csived.
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aGUA DE MAGNOLIA

A toilet delight Superior to any Cologne,
used TO battle face and person, 70 renner tho
skin son and fresh to al!ay innamstion, 70 per
tnrsd from the rich Southern Magnolia, and u
obtaining patronage quite unprecedented. 1t
i. a fayorite with Actresses and opera singers.
+, i sod by ali dealers at 81 90 in large bottles
and by DEaAs BAI;NEs * Co., New horK' " Mole
sale Agents
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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9th IN, Oh acco,lIopAr1oN TRAIN.

TRAINS WILL Run
by the following schedule on and after the
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore mol 6 Ohio B. r. Co.
WINTER SCHEDULE.

ovrcs BAIr1NoRE & ONO RAILROAD Co,
WHEELING, Jan. 5, 1857.
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MEDIcA1L.

SITADEIA
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As A NEWSPAPER

We intend that Il shall be famed for TIA aceurAr,
and reliability. The best and latest information
that can DO obtained BY TELEGRAPH and
NAIL, In relation TO matters OF general interes,
win always be laid before our readers, and Nc
cost will be counted In keeping our subscriber.
thoroughly and constantly posted upon al ,Opis,
Of Importance.
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK, March 8.
Money market rather more active.
Six per cent call sterling dull at 1Oos
for gold, first class bills.
Geld lower, opening at 3st, and
closing at 365
Government stocks dull and q shade
lower. ssfs Esk
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DICARBONATE SODA, CREATARCAR,
I'D Corn Starch, Pearl Starch, Tapiocs. For
sale at LAUGHLIN, SMITH q CO.,
Wholesale DruggistI
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CHARLES SIEBKE.

CUCCRssOR TO III. pDIEMEL,
- FANCY DYER AND SCORER, South
Street, near the b. g. o. X. H. Depot, Wheeling
W. Va. All kinds Of Shswls,, Ribbons, aud
every description Of Silks and Woolcn Goods
executed on short notice ard On reasonable
terms.
This Is the first and best Scam Dying Estab
lishment in the Western Sta tee. sep3D
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TERMS

PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
D.'' '1e" sfr S ssaT 'y va" ..,.." 90
three months We
by carrier, per week....... u
Tn'Wsskly Register. single copy. BY u,aiis v
club OF five ooE"s " "
And copy free TO the gettsr up Of the club.
Weekly Register, single eogy....... ... ':%
club Of ten............. k W
club Of twenty. ........ nc
free copy Of the Weekly 70 the gsip1nP Of
the getter-up Of club Of twenty.
kemittanccs for Clubs must 10 made st "E'
time, but additions may In made ~ any dine a
Club rates after the Club has bsen raised, vfO
vided fun years Subscription 10 taken.
Money BY DrAft, Express o. Registered la
tiers nay Be saat - eur risk. Addrsss
LEWIS BAKER.
sctls Wheeling. West virginia
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OF West Virginia will find In the REGISTRRA
con tant and jealous advocate whils the sVisi
and political advancement Of the state will 10
eeiye its earnest attention.
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A Lc0HOL, TUKPESTISR. vARxisHES.
"A Laeker, Eisdcw Glass- At 80,
Whelssais DrugStsss
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Farmers, Merchants aud Cat
Tie Dealers

Will have their interests specially consulted 10
the preparation Of this column, and no 6usine.
man In West Virginia should hesitate to avail
himself Of its advantages.
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RI BERRY & CO.,

NTANURACTURE AND DELE.
NI Frs in Hawser laid Oil Wen Rope, Manila,
Hcmp Jute and Cotton Cordage, Fishing Tackle,
Lines, Twines, Tar, Pitch, 0akum, Blocks, Tar.
paulins, Fire Brick, Tile and Clay, Gum Hose,
Betting and Packing, No. q Water Street
Wheeling, W. Va. .mar2i'ly
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Melodeons and Second Hand
p Pianos n Lowest Prices.
LESSEE RI, MELLOR,

No. 10 Main Street, Wheeling. WA
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IT'S COMMERCIAL COLUnN

Will contain the latest and most reliable uAIia
reports from Wheeling and all prominent E.,l
err aud Western cities.
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MALTBY HOUSE.
A. u. MILLER, Proprietor
PRATT STREET, BALTIMORE.
CHAs. BLANCHARD,

pOTTLER OF \, Xxx, BURTON ALE,
I'D Porter, and Lager Beer. -
Establishment on Zane street, between Fifth
and Sixth.
Families supplied on short notice
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BASE-BALL.
ATHLETICS VS.. NArIoNArs.

ATHLETHICS VS.. NATIONALS.
WAsH ASH I,S' Q, NOV: 1.-THE famous Athletic
city in game to-day by score of ss to 10 1t was the
first Of series Of games 4R to be played here for prize OF
session here. The Mutuals OF New.York and the Ath
letics play tomorrow.
NETWORK STATE ASSOCIATION.
An adjourned meeting of the New-YOrk State
Association Of Baseball Players was held at Masonic
Hall last night The Association although organized only
clubs in the State and will, by the COMMENCEMENT Of
next season, probably have majority of the whole
follows Atlantic Brooklyn. Atlanta, fremont Athlete,
Washington Highth, Athletic, Brooklyn Baltic, New.
York; Cypress. East New-York; Excelsior, brook
lyn Exercise; ,Ney-YSrk; Endeavor,. New.York;
Gramercy N. v. GulIck, n. Y; Harlem N. Y; Harmo-
MA Brooklyn; Independent Brooklyn Jefferson, N. Y;
tan, n " Marion Brooklyn Meteor Addison; Mansion,
n Y; Mohawk, Brooklyn Niagara Falls; Niagara, Lock
port Nepperseia Albany Oriental GreenPoi1t; Mono
Sawpit, Port Chester; STAR Brooklyn; Star, Pleas
antOn's; Union. Lqnsingbursh; Union, MOrTisania;
Mr. Abro Of the Union Club Of Morrisania, was Pres-
Secretary pro tenn Tho first business before the
citation the consideration OF Constitution ana BY
Laws After considerable discussion upon some OF the
sections these adopted manly reported by the
Chairman OF the Committee, Col Davis OF the Mohawk
Club. The regulations which now gvern the State
Association resemble, and in many are identical
with. those OF the National Association. Some wise
innovations have been introduced; one Of them
is a clause prohibiting the playing by club of anyone
who is not an active member and has not vote IN the
club another the appointment Of two Judiciary Com
uttees reading different parts OF the States instead
Of one thus lessOnng their ab0rs and making the
referring OF complaints moro convenient to all
clubs. A vote Of thanks to the Committee for
their work in preparing tho Constitution and By
laws was unanimously adopted. An election OF officers
then entered into On informal ballot for Presl-
dent Mr. Page Of the Active Club received 81 votes, Col
Davis OF the Mohawk Club 90 votes, and II votes were
cassed as scattering. formal ballot then resulted j.
seaver Page 39 A. Davis. 29 J. W. Davis, Mr. Page
then assumed the chair, with neat speech OF
thauka Mr. o T. Moore of the niagara Fails club was
unanimously elected the First Vice President. Col j. f.
Jones OF the Meteor Club OF Addison as the repre-
sentative Of the "SOuthern tier" unanimously elected
Second Vice President Mr.. NJ ]. Kelley OF the Gotham
Club unanimously elected Recording Secretary The
remaining officers elected Treasurer, j. w Davis
OF the KnckerbOcker Club; Judge Advocate f. s. Bolton
Of the Meteor Club; Delegates 20 the National Conyen-
ton Mr. Herring OF the Union Club A. G. Davis OF the
Mohawk Club on motion OF Mr.. j. c. Wilson OF the
Mansion Club the President authorized TO appoint
committee OF five report upon the feasibility OF pro-
curing a conmodous playground IN tho City and County
of
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THE STATE or TRADE.

f s. F %s. o q i's' s si%'sS he
BHTyonr vo, l, Cotton du Mddlug Upland, held a. lse
s sSys5.i f as Com sref Old white 81 Oh YsS.
al ma "a: Mixed Western. "a Oats strong At ll4'9e
ys 81 r Prime Prime Pennsylvania Provisions duh and
STsslIsroy c. Nov l3-coiiOn easier with declining ten
dency sales 40 bales. sdn lIi esg,' 100 bales s a NTH
tendency sales 800 basi hddhs ise receipts S'
witxyoror c. Nov Ia-spl Tarentns quiet :, 80.
oa at % 80 for Common 80 " Tor NO v ~ MssA
s,yANSAH Ga Nov 3Coton dull aud dOOpnS sales y" oe'
MGgrs N. Nov I1co.,on opened good demand bat At
decline and closed doll sales 500 bSies receipts 2 bales Ad's
Y 1c9.on ds,H,d ,,'i o. 900 Gas s,.,T,
Yse clsnsed i5e Mos 6SaOOe r Common TO cheis Cuba
sugar Good Pair DC Fourda baet' ho'd S5 O'IR u az,
@ sI9 az D eia S sa: B Bi FIha r5.' po%
CscisSarI 1Four fnsf and improved dmsns ~ - %
10 w"r Red .nd 81 G spIn Corr active Esr on
ss ~ f 81 10 Cotton da r5c Ms oS.soe% sSS
- goa 7o s tr Western vs1, Black Fe and slsG ss
Tor Wrapper WHISKY coed demand T. RS T'' s demand T sd's
lis % PRIME oi New Prime stssm sold llIc for tses nd re
@ Veg, p HsSG .g sf for Clear sides Green
@ Sss ' Ss f.: No. sSs a.. S. SsnS ard
% r packing on their than .e'p' the present
cslos Ss so1 is sfosi ss shipping az! i'd
s 81 Suing sos opened s,'n Of SAFE which
lost, =. closed 3 81 s q sci sss r.. advanced
al 29asI Barley acys and advanced ssSs sales At 81 ne
81 Provision. steady; New Mess PORK SlO Pgme ne heS
Beef s9 Sweet Peke Hans ell Lard hrn a. We rsSsah
Torn 10 buffalo Gle. Receps-50O bba Fout iSWV 6usn
Wb,a, 81 900 do Corn 5000 oa. shpmsnsoOo bba Flour
VIZ Nov 2Pour quiet; supersn 81 u.s. asd Extra
ss wbss, quiet at 55 Legal tenders, ia 90.
IJTobscco hmi Lngs and Lear % 'g0pI
snoas Pour So Wheat DAN ~ $50 81 o Corn unchanged
O zoe in bulk PORK dull and nominaly so Lara le
Baeon-shoudrrs I2l Clear Sides l6ie WHISKY Ia bond '
Cotton. Ice Hogs. btd6ic, gross. ,,,e,,- -. In
MsxPaus coton dsiniagi pPl.nts sgloe cSGa su a
and unchanged Flour dun; Superhne ~ oO
PORK 75as2l Bacon dull Clear Sides eA S''ei sho0
ders lI1llc Lard, lF0l4lc ooooo
bush; ll9OO0 bnsb Flour leOo b6ai bate no
Shinments-Wheat 1855 lush Corn, 1000 bash oats lo0V
hush barley 100 bush Frgh unchanged Flour dull sales OF vo
Nils Western Sprng $40 25 $50 bbs do at $sIo and ~ ODDS
RE Flour at 80 Wheat active and better sales Of 5000 hnn
White Michigan 800 bush Milwaukee per sample A. ~ 9o
1900 No. Milwaukee Club at S2 o oeo bush NO
spng 10 arrive 10 900 bush Chicago Spring per sample 81 ~
bush No Chicago on the sPSt 900 bush NO sChi
esro Al 80; 81 30 and 800 bush Port arlington
C5b Al 42 Corn dull sales Of 5000 bush at 81 II and
al l6l closing weak active and beeT sales Of 2fO bush
W.ern al 65c d. 20 arrive at 65c 10000 bush do Al
sSic and the spot at Coo Rye UNCHANGED
nearly hare, bush Stained Canad al 81 0 is 800
hush Choice Canada At 81 and $50 bags Canada AZ VI 9s for
Toronto also 900 bush Canada Al 81 J' delivered 10
Other articles without quoiable change
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MUSIC.
MUSICAL NOTES.

Last night "The Grand Duchess ofGerolsteln"
drew another large audience at the French Theater
There has been great gain Of power and OF Inusca pre-
csOn and effect the part Of Mile DE felcOufi VINO
has resumed role OF the Duchess after serious Illness
the part having sung by Mile. Armand Tor seVera
evenings Mile DE Felcourt will perform 1t tonight and
tomorrow night. on Saturday evening there VIII DO
three new comedies produced by the frehch Dralnatc
Company and Mile Kelley VIII personate III one OI them
five different characters.
The Concert Of the Arion Society this even
IN al stenway Hall will be unusually interesng Inc
vonnp pianist Miss Aida TopD, OF whom we near inc
most datterng accounts, Will make her DEBUT anu
Music whose fine performance Of seka In the Arcane
recently was the theme OF universal praise VIII sug an
aria from Robert Ddbe and other selections Inc rest
of the programme is divided between the AilOh oOcAeJ
and Mr. Bergmann's orchestra OF 60 performers
The cast of Romeo GiuIiettG tomorrow
MIGHT Includes beside Miss Hauck aid sgnor Pancan III
the nrinciDal roles Miss RoncOD as the Page Orandl
as MercuziO. Antonucci as Capuet, ana hed az fSeo
lorenzo Miss Hauoks part Is admirably suited to her
voice and she will probably make II one OF the most pop
ular in her repertory
Mr.. Theodore ThOmass popular orchestral
concerts at Lyric Hail. I'm Sixthave are 10 commence To-
morrow night and 10 be given every FRIDAY ana SUNNY
evening during the Winter The programmes are 10 l
clude selections from modern as wei as cldsslcal
posers and we may be sure that the pieces VIII po
chosen with good taste and performed with care.
For the matinee on Saturday, at the Academy
~ Music we understand that RoncOnl viii appear III ms
,raat character OF Don Pdsgudie. Tho announcement
ougLt to be enough TO draw full house
The general rehearsal for the first concert OF
.bo EeuYork Philharmonic Society VIII take place AT
the Academy OF Music tomorrow AFTERNOON hnu the cV
cert on Saturday evening The programme Is lnaBih
cent one the attendance Will undoubtedly DC large