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New York Marker.

NEW YORK, May "a.
COTTON-Quiet and shade lower;
sales 400 bales at 2Ssc for middling up
lands.
FLOUR-Closed dull and decliuing.
WHEAT-Lower with q moderate ex-
port demand for spring.
RYE-Dull at % for western.
OATS-Dull and heavy at 76c for
western afoat.
CORN-Firm at S3a99c for sound and
70a92c for unsound new mixed west
ern.
PORK-Quiet and firm at 81 81 for
new mess, cash and regular.
BEEF-Quiet and steady.
CUT MEATS-Dull and unchanged.
BACON-Dull and unchanged.
LARD-Quiet and steady at lSEc for
prime steam.
EGGS-Steady at lSa20C.
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Cleveland Market
CLEVELAND, May

FLOUR-Dull and unchanged.
WHEAT-Dull and mostly entirely
nominal: No. red winter comparative.
ly scarce and held at IS; No. : red held
at Is, buyers do not offer over 20
Milwaukee spring held at l 80.
CORN-Prerty firm; No. l mixed at
6sc; No. ? mixed dull at 66a61c as asking
price.
OAIS-Qniet and steady: sales were
pTT ~ U'c lot NO State.
h1E-D1ll, with very little inquiry;
prices nominal.
BARLEY-Nothing doing; market
wit1onL established prices.
PEihOLEHA-Dull and lower; re-
fined held at 273a2Sc for standard white
in large lots; small lots at 29a3Oc.
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New York Dry Goods Market.
NEw YnRK Mnu d

y VINIhf
The inquiry for all textile fabrics con-
tiDues very limited and indications are
that for the present prices of most wares
have found a level, as many of the mills
are curtailing production. All wooden
goods are low and so are various classes
of cotton fabrics, but others are still
paying relatively good enough rates; no
essential change in prices.
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National Insurance Company
WHEELING, WEST VA.
CAPT. Al. ...--.-.-S SDO, oOO.
Use, 2S Monroe street next DIOR 20 First Ma
tiOnAl BaRk.
GEORGE K WHEAT, PreSidFHi.
JAMES hCCLUNET, Wee PTeside5.'
JOHN BISHOP Secretary.
=. II. COLLIER, Assistant Secretary.
DIRgCTOEs:
John z Wilson, George Z. Wheat,
Jas. c. On, Saml Harper,
John A. Armstrong James AoCluney
A. G. QuarTisr. Morgan L OFT,
George Adams.
REFERENCEs-
S Brady Cashier Merchants National Bank
Wheeling List, Morrison & Co, Wholesale
Grocers, Wheeling; Pryor, Handlaa & Co,
Wholesale GrOesrs, WheeliE; Michael Reilly
Wholesale Grocer. Wheeling. Mcclellan 4
Knox Boot and Shoe House Wheeling: McCa5e
Kraft Co. Druggists Wheeling: Geo. W
FrsuIheim Co., Wholesale Wines and LiqQorp
Wheeling; Winship, Woods 4 Co. QueeasEare
Wheeling: Lewis Baker. Pub. REGIsTEE Wheel
ing. 7. c. McAfee, Notions, Wheeling. Cam.
BEL, Frev Co. Pubs. TEteli7anneT, wheeltDg.
OFT. Son Co, Hardware, Wheeling. J. 81
SAnds Cashier First National Bank. Pairuopr.
+. p. Camden, Priest Nat II. Bank. We,taB
W. Va, Capt John AeClurs, Jr., Wheeling.
mAy3
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, May "a.
Flour quiet. Wheat a shade lower;
amber at 3S5al 80; on spot at ] 40;
buyer June for No. red at "a; white
Michigan at AZ. Corn better: no spot
transactions in No. l; seller fifteen days
at zoe; No. , at 69c. Oats steady; No. l
Michigan at Csc; No. at 66c. Rye quiet
aud unchanged at Is. Barley NOM
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LETTER FROM
WILLIAM III. MATTINGLY,

SherFe1 Wood County.
PARKERsBuRG. W. Va. March I6 1866
DRs. LIGHTUIlI 4 REID.
GENTLEMEN - Your Treatment for Catsrrh
and DeafRess has proved highly successful in
my sous case. He has been afflicted with both
Of the above diseases for fifteen years. have
applied 70 quite number of eminent physicians
before but received no benefit bnt ysur pain.
less Treatment seems TO be a SPECIFIC for the
above msladies, and would recommend all
afflicted 10 give Won call.
WM. II. NATTINGLY.
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Letter FROM
ICAPT. sILAs y. MILLER,

FToprlst0T 81 thT BuTTif1 HotIsS, ItTlf1HNI'l'
BURNETT HeUsE, February 9th, 1867.
To MI FRIENDS AND TIE PUBLIC;
1t affords ne great satisfaction 70 be able 70
testify 70 the success of Dr. Lighthill in the
treatment Of deafness, and express nv sense Of
Obligation 20 him Ny hearing hsa en- ia
paired for . number Of years, At tines TO such
an extent a. 70 ernbArrass me seriously. Dr..
Lighthil, under whose care placed myself has
removes the difficulty completely, and restored
ne 70 perfect hearing.
sILAs y. MILLER
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STATEMENT OF
Mr.. III. ID. McGEORGE,

Jd1itor Of the House Of DeiegGtes.
WHEELING, December 2, Isss.
have visited Dr.. Lighthill AZ the Mcclure
House and obtained his treatment for the cure
OF deafness and nOises In the ear, with which
have suffered fer the last four years, and can
say that have been greatly benefited By It's
use, although / have applied it but twice, and
that the treatment is perfectly painless and
calculated 10 produce permanent and beneficial
results. Il. ID. MCTEORGB.
Morrd1,NirH v. "a.
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Ihare known Mr.. James SommsrviIle, from
Brookville, Jefferson county, for many years
and can testify 10 his statement - one Of truth
and veraCity. -
LEOPOLD HELLBR0SER
Whalssdls Li0tor DedlsT On Hand S,reSt--
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State Insurance Company,
OF PARKERsBURG, W. VA.

CAPITAL, -------S
Paid in and secured by the deposit OF Govern
ment Bonds.
DIRECTORS:
Gen. J. j. jackson, President Second Nat BANK
J. NJ Stephenson, Fres't Parkersburg \; baliA'
Henry Logan, Director
hompsOr Leach, Director
John Y. RathOone, Director First
S. Prayer,
NJ. p. Amiss, Attorney at Law.
George J. Hopkins, Merchant.
VIM NJ. Eaven, Merchant.
NJ. c. G. Church, Pres't W. Va. Transport TO-
Rev. Thos II. Monroe, of the II. Z. Church
GEN. ]. ]. JACKSON, President.
M AMISS, Vice President.
X S. FOREMAN, Secretary.
rJIHIS COMPANY BEING FULLY ORGAN
i lied with its capital paid up and secured oy
Government Bonds, do propose TO take risks al
current rates on buildings Of all kinds, merchan'
disc, manufacturing establishments furniture
and cargoes on the Western waters and 2kes'
and being composed of good and Leading ousi-
ness men, would respectfully solicit the patron
age of the insuring public. Applications Ter In
suranoe will be promptly attended to ana PoI.
ces issued at the agency office, over the teoPle
Rank. Main street Wheeling w. Va.
n. c. ARTHUR, Agent
anros.tf Wheeling aid vicinity.
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CONSULTATION FREE.
TAKE NOTICE.

Patients are hereby informed that after the
irst visit they can take the treatment home
and use it until cured, without pain or Interrupt.
ton 70 their usual vocation.
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Bankruptcy,

Bankruptcy.
'I'HE CREDITORS OF JGNFSR HOOTON
,a.;s ana SAMUEL T. HOOTON are hereby
S,-IL, 10 appear ~ nv ONCE. on Fourth
o ~ IN ths city of Wheeling. West Virginia
ne ,USn gay OF june, A. d. Isse. az 10 O'Clock
the aid 49, e1pse, If any they have, why
shop5d not be discharged from their Jshts I'D
'ne bankrupt Law Of March "a IssT
GEO, r. CALDWELL.
wurrrxe VI Y Register in Bankruptcy.
mySO-oaw2W
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DR. JOHNSTON.

Membsr Of the Royal College OF Surgeons, L..
IAN graduate from one OF the most eu,rtr
ColleSes I'M the United States, and the greart
mart Oh whose life has been spentin the hospts
~ London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere
haa elected some Of the most astonishing cur,
,hst we're ever known. Many troubled Wit
ringinS In the head and ears when asleep Erva
nervousness, being alarmed 81 sudden sSeInds
shfalness with frequent blashing, aitthde,
sometimes with arrangement OF mind we're 'ar
"a Immediately,
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AND WHOLESALE
i dealers in Foreign and Domestic HArdvar.
No. 10 North Howard street Baltimore, viii
take pleasure in supplying dealers With every.
thing In their line a. the very low prices IL
present hard tines demand. mErislydAv
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Bankrupt Notice

Bankrupt Notice.
THE CREDITORS 90 WILLIAM Il
i CRAWFORD are hereby notified 10 sppsaT
~ the Once Of Jacob p JacEs ou. R.a on t;1urt
street, IN the city Of ParksrsJurg West yir.
Einia- on the sth day Of June. A ID. Is6s A. no
o'clock 4. y and show cause n anv re- 49,
why the aid viii IAN II. Crawford should not
be discharged from his debts under the Baak.
rupt Law Of March n. Isl
GEO. Z. CALDWELL.
u. Register in bankruptcy.
mJla-oaE2W
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FAKE PARTICULAR NOTlCK

Dr. J. addresses all these who have IBiuIo,
themselves BY improper indulgence and soltari
habits. which ruin both body and nind, untttiH,
them Tor either business, study, aoc'cty ~
ThesS are some Of the sad and melancholy 81
fects produced BY early habits Of yoTth, va
Wsaknesa OF the Back and Limbo, Pains In 10
Had Dimnsss OF Sight, Loss Of Muscular Pow
ar Palpitation Of the Heart, Dyspepsia Neryoa
Irritahllity, Dcrangement Of the Digestive fubt
tons. General DEBILITY, symptoms ol Eonsuur
ton, &C.
MHSTALIY.-The fearful eject on the mine
are much 20 be dreaded-Losa Of Memory, Cou
fnsiop OF IdeaS, Depression Of Spirits, Evi
ForebodinRs, Aversion 20 Society, Sell Distrus'
Love Of solitude, TimiditJ, 40, are some Of ~
evils produced.
Thousands Of persons OF AL ages can NV
iudge what 10 the cause Of their declining health
losing their vigor, becoming weak pale De
vous and emaoiated, having q singular apPeF
sSce about the syes, cough and sywPtSm'
nonaumDtiOn.
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GunpOwder GunpOwder |!

HAVING THE EXCLUSIVE AGENCY
III in this city for the Dupont Powder Aills.'
] have always on hand in magazine largs SUP
ply Of all kinds Of Powder, manufactured At the
above named Mills viz Rife Powder. in whole
bali and quarter mstallio kegs; Sporting. IN
caBistsrs; also Blasting and Mining PoWdsr. in
metal kegs Patent and Waterproof SAFETY
Fase for blasting. For sale At lowest market
price.
liberal discount viii he given 70 person.
ordering Powder by the quantity.
Delivered free 70 steamboats, and cara
mar u REILLY.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS

Cured and Null VigUr Rssyor,,
Tvhis Distressing Affection, which readers /,
njserahle and Marriage impossible, IL the pei
Nv paid by the victims Of improper india geur,
Vonnv persons are too apt 20 commit excess,
from not being aware Of the dreadful cons.
ananoes that may ensue. Now, who thai ures
stSnds the subject will pretend 10 deny tha; N.
mower of procreation is lost sooner by thOse al
ing into Improper habits than oy the pruou'
,,,FsDring the most serious aud destructive sym
toS1s al 10th body and mind arise The Sys,e.
ssoouss Derange1, the Physical and Men.
ESnctions weakened, loss OF Proereatiys Pov,,
NsrVous Irritability, Dyspepsia, PAlpitatiOu ~
the Heart, Indigestion, constitutional DEBILITY
A wasting 81 the Frame, Ceugh, Cousnupi "a
Decay and Death.
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DIR. LIGHTHILL.
DrS.Liglthin & Reid

Owing TO sickness in DR..
Reds family ne cannot set
any particular time 10 visit
our city. but will most likely
be here about the first of July,
OF which due notice will be
gwen In our paper.
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ZIP Teltataph.
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
WASHINGTON, May %.
HEEchauoo Indiana,
70 TaR RBGIsTRR.-'

By Telegraph to the Register.l
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WESTERN
i ~ boxes Niagara l0s back
p caddies do. los, and Navy is.
boxes Russel's los, black,
10 boxes Ellegantus lOs black,
Is oAddies Z" IJs
90 Highland Chieftain IL black
- Mermaid Nav u
% Pine Apple Navy -
OLD VIRGINIA.
10 boxes Sweet Rose bright lbs,
Ambrosia &" lbs
10 Curiosity Il" lba
10 Twin III Dorado soft pressed -
; " Bright Twist,
10 " MilIsr's Fine Twist,
10 Diadem Soft Pressed h.
SMOKING TOBACCO
IS bbls. F. g. cut and dry,
10 half bbls =. G.. cut and dry.
10 kegs hcRean's twist. for sale.
MAXWELL 4 TINl;LK
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves BY a certain PrA.s
tico INDUCED In when alone, habit frequehu'
learned from evil companions, OF At sohoo', 10
effects OF which are nightly felt even NhS
,alrsp and n not cured renders marriage In
nossibie and destroys both mind and bod
should apply Immediately
What pity that a young man, the hope u
hIa country, the darling Of hia pArcnta, shoph
he matched from all prospects and enJoymsut
OF life by the censequenees 81 deviatng iros
the path OF nature aud INDUCING In a osrtaI
secret habit. Such persons must, hsfor" on
I
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MARRIAGE

Reflect that q sound mind and body arc "A,
most necessary regulates TO promote oonhub,L
happiness. Indeed, without these the lournsy
through life becomes a weary pilgrimage ~
prospect hourly darkens 20 the view. the mini
becomes shAdowed with despair and allied viii
the melancholy reflection thai the happiness
nnnthnr harnmna hlirhfah With our own
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MEDICAL.
BALTIMORE LOCK nosPIr.I
Established as . Refuge from QuAekerv =,
only place where cure can be obtaiScd '"'
YOUNG MEN

Especially, whe have become the victims Of y,
tsry Vice, that dreadful aud destructive bsS,,
which annually sweeps 10 an untiDely crsy
thousands Of Young Men Of the most -
talents and brilliant intellect, who might or,
wise have enhanced listening Senates viii n.
thunder of eloqnenes, or walked 70 ecStsrv -
thrilling Tyre, may call with fuh cOnhd-a,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-06
THE DAY IN NEW-JERsEY.

throughout New-Jersey the day was very
generally observed. In Newark national sautes were
fired at sunrise Lncoln's Park on Washington Park
at noon and at sunset on Military Park. The Church
bells were also rung at the same intervals for half an
hour each time At o'clock in the morning procession
was formed on Cenrest In this joined under the com
nand Of Gen. Plume, the Veteran Regiment ana the ISL
and I'd Regiments OF the National Guard veterans ~
Council horseback and long line OF carriages, con
tanning Gen. Runyon, ex,Goy Ward the mayor, anu
OF day members OF both houses Of the u s. Congress
u g. Government officials. State aud County ana nnaly
municipal officials The Fire Department also turned out
I'm goOdy numbers and formed very nOtlceaDe feature
I'm the procession The procession moved amid a crowd
OF enthusiastic spectators from the place OF its forma
ton through Centre 20 Broad and over the designated
line OF march, 20 the Methodist Church. Marketstree
where wasdsbanded It members then entered to take
part in the exercises, which were OF very interesting
Character Unfurl the glorious banner was first given
by the choir of tho Church with admirable enect. A
prayer was then made by the Rev. w r.
TAYLOR Music by MoOre's Brass Band filed mp
the gap between this and the reading by Col Ryerson OF
the Declaration OF Independence This done the song
Our Naive Land" by the choir and then eX-
Gov Woodord Of this State introduced as the orator
OF tho day. His address was able ana eioqnent' ana
though IL lengthy was listened 20 throughout with
marked attention. Music, vocal ana instrumehta lOl-
lowed the retirement TO his seat OF GOV Woodlqrd SOne
national airs were beautifully played by the Danu anu
some patriotic songs by the choir and after De
edcuon by the Rev n Burr the audience qispeTseu
Tho evening devoted TO pyrotechnlc displays Ihes
which took place before the market IN Broadst-cohl:
@GnSiS e s9a OG aa Is aUo
the center supported on one side by Liberty aug on inc
other by Justice.
In Bergen City there was, in the evening" display Oh
fireworks at Bergen square and on Oceanst.
Jersey City had salutes fired and its bells rung at morn
Ing noon, and evening, anu Two nIeWork NJ
one Hamilton. square and one at the head Of Wayne
and Mercer.sts
sautes Hudson City, In addition 10 this demonstra-
ton there a pyrotechnio display on PalsadeaYe'
near the Hundred Steps.
In Elizabeth. public demonstrations were made in
the streets during the day Two pc-ncs were held at
summers aud Johnsons Groves, however at which large
crowds were present Speeches and music were the
OF the afternoon and In the evening beautiful
display OF fireworks was made, which witnessed by
a lArge ConCOurse,
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Harry Rogers Of Collonaderow had his right hand shot
away by the premature discharge CT a pistol
Three boys residng In Marshalst named John Eseh-
ing Fred Schier and william WOodbeck badly in
jured by the explosion Of bottle OF powder.
The fire. works on tho old Satellite Grounds Eastern
District under direction Of the city authorities were
witnessed by large concourse Of citizens aud grand
displays also made by private citizens at their resi-
dences. The most brilliant OF these at the resi-
dences OF John ID. Darlington, Grandst., Col. James
MolOney, Fourth-st, and Mr. Charles II. Farrell No. /
Fifth-st.
report prevailed In the evening that two brothers
were accidentally drowned In NewtOwn Creek.
skyrocket fell upon the fire works stand OF W. NJ
Jackson corner of Myrtle and POrandaves last
ing aud pletely destroyed his stock. number OF
articles In the shOwwndOw were also destroyed Dam
age $500.
At the frame dwelling OF George w. Palmer, Wash
ingtOn and Remsen.ss, was slightly damaged by fire.
crackers.
q the foursory tenement Of Peter Dengle on Ora
ham-aYe. aud JOhnsOn-st. was damaged by nre ana
water TO the amount Of $780, Insured for 5000 In
Kings County company. -
At the shed owned by John HOyt rear Of No Ill
Grand-st., took fire and sustained slight damage.
AT 8 Samuel Brotheron's cOoper-shop, No. so North
First-st, took fire, but was not materially damaged
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THE DAY AT WEST POINT.

Never was a season inaugurated more brill
anty West Point than that Of 1862 Hundreds OF the
elets Of the Empire City seeking there comparative
refuge from the hurry and buste and PAIN and noisy
pyrotechncs of Independence Day as celebrated here
Among other notabes were: Gov Hoffman, Gems Pitcher
and Cuum, Gen. and Mrs. Elijah Ward, Francis Skiddy
Judge 5lossOn, and ]. r. Curtis. Three hundred
Cozzens's Hotel, aud after ample justice was
done TO the viands, toast after toast foiloweo'
AT the Military Academy the day was cele-
brated in the most brilliant style. The Cadets
went through their exercises In more than usually
credItable manner after which they marched TO the
chapel TO give thanks for the great BLESSING g
Of liberty and equal rights which %
Cadet Cobb OF California read the Declaration OF indie
pendence, aud Cadet Chaplin OF Iowa, delivered Well
play OF fireworks. The Cadets had grand ball,
at which many Of the most fashionaDle
the day was delightful the thermometer ranging from
CSC to 2' and apeasant cOo breeze prevailing, making
very appreoabe difference from the close and sutry red
brick aud brOwnstone rejecting streets Of tins city
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MARRIED.
DIED.

RNGLAYD-At Philadelphia on Sunday July BepIamis r. infant
Benjamin ard BA England sged moaths and -
the funeral from OF h parents No. ~ washing
Brooklyn, Tuesday afternoon, a. 2 o'eoeh
HAEsosAt Harlem Saturday July David Hn'On 10 the S'a
The relatives and friends family invited 70 attend Che ssrsl
from the Methodist Episcopal Church, =, IN
st. between Third and FOGrthAEes, on IpsSlN' 'uV
O'Clock N.
MACY-On Sunday July Caroline RdgWiy WsOf sVAha' Macy
Ss .nS s, fhe niy are funeral
wednestsy 18th at 10 O'clock RON her late residence No
~ West Forty seveuihst.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
MAcBRIDE-In BrooIrn Monday July Mrgar, DuBean the
rbs relatives and friends are the funeral
from Of her Hugh MseBnde No rs Coo ST. On
Wednesday. at 2 o'clock p N.
OWENOa Sunday July Of cholera fntum, Lewis Geaesh Has
sol o. Edward j. aud Alice Owen -, -. - -,
The relatives friends the family respectfully invited % atteni
the funeral from their residences on hadson ave. haoe. ivy "
Tuesday. July 6. at O'clock ntenneHt Ia Greenwood
QURNNRLou Sunday July Herbert Only Of the Rev.
The services viii be held Church o. s. Joha the ksrge
Of West Eleventh ST. aud WASeTll'pae on
sWART-ou Sunday July long aud illness k'ehe
the beloved wife Of &. M SwSh aged ~ TeArs
The relatives ao invited to attend the funeral from zoe
denee Of her father T. VelleIse esq' ~" '0t W. Au'
this Tuesday afternoon, aFEoeoek-
Topp-At Beyrout Syria Jane full hope Of cbsusa
Immortality Apgeae NJ, wife Of William James Todd saa aAS
81. 5ur. in the CetaerT Prussia Protestant AS'o
about ons mi from DeyrOat the road to Damascus
wARD-on Sunday July lingering Illness Moses war; 'nS
rss I..1.s and fsnds IF the family invited attend his ',s
or hi. ale rS,idence No n West Thirty sahst Tussd t
6th inst, a 10 a ~, without farthsr notice j,
Friday Juy p Daniel "s's'fe" 70 w ~ '
rs msss viii take pl,s. from rdenes Iryngtoa = "a
TUESDAY Jsy At Ss%ss N ,S.S f,SS Ns".Yoss
oCK-p susd.y July 1902 Jane Rsa WhiSek reea
D. whitOek. aged 20 years - 49,, Ii, a ANA n
funeral sorvlsss yin aLs place on ISss' ny 1hsi
funeral services remains stl be privately Inferred
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THE DAY AT THE THEATERs.

Thrice is he armed that hath his cOrner-lot
Nobody so armed may be certain took the trouble 10
90 10 the theaters yesterday Dramatic critics. however,
are not usually blessed with cornerots DrudRery Is
their everlasting poron-and the outrageous fortune OF
IL is that they perpeualy canvass other peoples
successes and failures and please anybody. The
toworn members OF that devoted band turned out yes
terday We saw them their winding way Al NlDlos
Garden they Inspected the Reconstruction OF "Sin0ad
the Sailor" OF which they endured as much as they
could At the Grand Opera House they were duly deai
ened by the cater and frenzy OF Miss Lucille WESTERN
as Nancy In oliver Twist" At the Waverley Iheater
they satisfied their anxious minds that MISS DO LaVes
hair Is not wig and that II can sustain the weight OF
trapezebar with her sister attached nor are tnoS Aey
TO call for that strain again" At walacks they greeted
with delight Mr. Robinson as Farmer Allan aud Mr.. Rob
son as CAPTAIN Crossree At Booths they noticed that
Mr. Adams ne personatlon Of EOch Arden was admired
by "a great many people In fine, they Kept
the run Of such dramatic incidents the city theaters
afforded on the Fourth Of July. Happily the day was
not Overwhelmingly hot aud rapid locomoton therefore
became possible Moreover the players enabled TO
keep the ruby OF their cheeks which generally
runs downs upon their shrtcollars. Nothing unusual
happened anywhere Az theater was tho attendance
oyeraowing-eIcept with patriotism, pepper-mnts and
rOOt-beer Az some OF tho places OF hmuse
ent indeed. the assembages OF loyal citizens and vst
ors we're less numerous than they explosive III we
add that q disposition 10 be satisfied with everything
nretty generally prevailed we shall have said enough on
the subject The heaters turned an honest penny and
ra unite as well rewarded as they ought TO have been
for Weeping open whom everything else was olOsed-eI
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