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TRUSTEES sALE-BY VIRTUI

TRUSTEES SALE.-BY VIRTUE
l. OF decd Of trust executed by p. C. Hill
treth and s. ]. lIildrGth his wife. dated January
18th, 1853, and recorded In the Office Of the Re-
cOrder for Ohio county, In decd book htty.lOnr,
page SO, will. as trustee In said deed at the
lront door Of the Court House OF Ohio county,
on SATURDAY THE I9r1T DAY or FEBRUARY,
1870, proceed 10 sell at 10 O'Clock In the morn
Ing, the following described property, convey
I'd By said deed, to wit: Parts OF lots six
(6) and seven "a, aud all Of lot number nlno 90,
or 30 much thereof a. may be necessary, lying
and being In the City Of Wheeling, situate on
the south side Of Lindsay street, East Wheeling,
and being tho samC property conveyed TO tho
said +. Z. lIIldPcdth by the Howard Iron Works.
by deed dated 18th january, 1873 For more
nil description of said property rGfcrGncC J.
made To the said last mentioned deed. The said
decd was given to secure tho payment Of three
prOmlsSOry notes mAdO by said J.. c. llildrUtl,
zach fur $500 dollars with interest from date,
dated 18th January. 1863, payable In six, twelve,
and eighteen months after date, respectively 70
the order OF himself, said notes wer6 given for
tho deferred payments on tho purchase OF said
Howard Iron Works. The intcreAtO on the amount
secured has boon paid mp u tho 18th day Of Jan
uuary, 1870 aud e 100 o. Of tho principal debt il
Maid leaving balance due IA Of tho dry OF sale
0f 81, 100 o. 81 principal and 81 o. Of interest,
I'ElNs OP SGLE:-OnethIrtl cash, the balance
In ak and twelve months, with Interest and &C.
CURLY. =. i. IIILDKETH,
Jan ~ Trustee.
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Fran No9ak Daily Journal, Dc. II, 1869.
KosKoo-This medicine IL rapidly gain
ing the confidence Of tho people, and the
numerous testimonials offs virtues, given
by practitioners of medicine, leave no
doubt that 1t is u safe and reliable remedy
for IMPuRTY oFTIIE BLOOD, LIVER DIS.
EASE, &C.
The lust Medical Journal contains IN ar.
ticle from Prof r s. Newton, NJ. d.,
President of the E Medical College, city Of
New York, that speaks in high terms Of
It's curative properties, md gives special
recommendation Of Koskoo to the praoti.
TONERS of medicine. This is, we believe
the first instance where such medicines
have been officially endorsed by the Fac.
ulty Of any Of the medical colleges, and
reflects great credit upon the skill Of DR..
Lawrence, its cOmpounder, and also puts
"KOskOop in the VAN Of all other medi-
Cines Of the present day. d5w
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DEATH OF GAIT. ZEE0LER-Capt. Fl.
A. G. Zciglcr, State Superintendent Of
Free SCHOOLS, died Of consumption ut his
lodgings in this city, few minutes after
five O'Clock last evening. The sad event
was not unexpected, as Capt. Zeigler had
been falling for many months. Within
the past few weeks he sunk quite rapidly;
though lie himself did not believe he was
in serious danger. lie seemed to labor
under llNlluCinatiOn rs TO his condition,
and believed until within n day or two
that he was improving and would soon be
out. lie did not give up till yesterday
morning, when the swelling Of the lower
limbs showed but too plainly that the end
was near. His brother, from Ohio, was
with him for about week before his
death; md since the meeting Of the
Legislature, he had been kindly attended
ind nurscd by Rev. Geo. W. Carpenter Of
Grecnbricr. His friends in Ohio were not
made aware Of his danger till recently,
his own letters to them always represent
Ing himself rs convNlesccnt.
Capt, Zeigler's parents reside ut Canal
Dover Tuscaawasc county, Ohio, whittier
the remains will he taken for interment,
leaving on the early train tlIls morning.
The deceased was unable to- complete
his annual report MS Superintendent Of
Schools, though he worked at it, propped
up in bed, till within two or three days
before his death. Tho vacancy thus left
in the office will be filled by executive up,
pOintmcnt.
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ATTENTION Is directed to the sale orthC
Howard Iron Works, which will take
place at ten o'clock on Saturday morning
at the Court House. See advertisement.
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NOR SALE.-THE UNDER. In In
Il SIGNED offers for sale the House and MI
Lot which he occupies on Chapllne street. EA'A
Wheeling, with two small houses on tho back
part OF the lot. This property Is In good order
aud In convenient aud pleasant part OF tho city.
Terms very moderate, II application Is made i'm
me1latCly to
fGbI JOHN ARMSTRONG.
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INcoRpoRATRD.-.Thc Secretary Of Suite,
yesterday, issued . certificate Of incorpo.
ration to Gins. E. Bcllcr, F. Cannon, E.
II. Chambers, J. NJ. Dccantuc and J.V,
Yantts, TO become a corporation by the
mime and style Of "The Harpcrs Ferry
Building Association" Principal office TO
be ut IIarpers Ferry. Capital, two hun.
drcd and sixty thousand dollars.
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NorAtY PUDMo.-Benjanlin +. Stuart
was appointed Notary Public for the
county Of Wirt-resldcnce, Newark, Writ
county.
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Meets with GREATsUcCEss in tho CURE of
Diseases Of the Nervous System.

Almost nIuc.tcnthS Of our people suffer from
nervous exhaustion, and arc, therefore, liable 10
its cOncomltAnt evils Of mental depression, con.
complete breaking down Of the general health.
Thousands arc suffering to-day with broken.
down nervous systems, and, unfortunately, 10.
bAcco, alcohol, late hours, OVer.wOrk, (mCntal and
physicaO are causing diseases Of the nervous sys.
ten 10 Increase at q fearful ratio.
The symptoms TO which diseases Of tho nervous
system give rise, may DO stated a. follows: A
dull, heavy feeling In the head, sometimes more
or less severe pain or headache: Periodical Head.
ache, Dizziness Noises or Ringing In the Head;
Confusion Of Ideas; Temporary Loss Of Memory;
Dreams; Hesitation In Answering Questions;
Dizziness Of Hearing; TWItehing Of the Face and
Arms, &C., which, II not promptly treated, lead
to Paralysis, Delcrium, Insanity, 1mpotcncy, Ap.
Oplexy, &C., &c,
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EDUCATIONAL.

WTEST VIRGINIA UNlVERSln
Hon. j. T. HOxE, President board Of RqtA1
@. G. STUEGIs, Secretary Hoard Qf RtgtHh
ALEX. MARTIN, D. D.. F1YhIta.
And Professor Of Mental and Moral Phlo'oS'
F.S. LYON, A: NJ, Vice PrttIasNi
Professor Of English Literature, and TrnriIa
Preparatory Department
} s. @. STEVENS, A. ".
70 Professor Of Astronomy and PlIy'i''
II. II. PIERCE, A. ~,
Capt. U. s. A., ,,,..--,,.,,,
Professor Of Mathematics and Of Military lac'''
j. ]. STEVENSON, A. NJ, Ph. =
Professor Of ChCmistry and Natural Ili''~!
F. W. WOOD, A. NJ, Ph'lD.,
Professor Of Ancient GRi Modern Language
o. W. MILLER, A. NJ,
Assistant in Preparatory Department
D. n. PURTNToN, Tutor
GEO. N. HAGANS, Esq,
Superintendent Of Grounds and Ba!diEs'
HUGH ". BROCK, NJ. D..
Lecturer on Physiology and lIyE''lT,
Hon. JOHN A. DILLE,
Lecturer on Civil and constitutional LAW
FALL TEhM begins let Tuesday In SrpieHn'
SPRTN0 TERN Sd Tuesday In March.
COMMENCEMENT, ID Wednesday In June
TUITION. Preparatory, q pCe Term Of = vn 's.
UnIYcFJlty, o. pcr Term 81 li"oN
DoARDN0--Not to exceed 81 per week
Send stamp for Catalogue. tn,
AoFgantoWn, W. Va. ELErs
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BY RENTING, ind applying the rents to
the purchase, every one can become the
owner Of q first class Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine. VIM. Sumner Is Co.,
Agents, No. 50 Monroe street, Wheeling.
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SADD1ERY.-A.. ScllwcrtiGrgcr, No. ITO
Min street, has again commenced the
manufacture of Saddles, Harness, Trunks,
&C., and Is now ready to serve his former
customers. and the community generally.
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KIOSK 90!

IL fcmetly OF hQhdeIJ w EBacdey IN tue cure Of
diseases Of tho Kidneys and Bladdtr. In Mee
affections II Is GsHear appetite az any remedy can
b.. 1t docs It's work kindly, Sl!tHHv mud surely,
The RSIier which 1t OEtortIs is both certain and
Elercpti&e.
DISEASES or THE KIDNEYS AND BLADDER.
Persons iunAcQuaIptcd with tho structure and
functions Of the Kidneys cannot estimate the
Importance Of their healtty deiiOn. 30 ~ p
Regular and sufficient action Of the Kidncya Ia
az important, nay, even more 50, than regularity
Of the bowels. The Kidneys remove from tho
Blood those CtIUtc matters which, II permitted 10
remain, would speedily destroy life. a total Bus.
pension of tho urinary discharges will occasion
death from thIrty.sIx 10 forty .Glght hours.
When tho Urine IL voidC1 In small quantities
at the time, or when thGFG Ia AdiBpOsitIOn to Urn
ntc moro frequently than natural, or when tho
Urine Is high COlOFGd or sCaldlng With weakness
In the small Of tho back, 1t Should not be trihOl
with Or delayed, but KOSkOo should be taken at
once 10 remedy the difficulty, before lesion Of
tho organs takes place. Most Of the diseases Of
tho Bladder originate from those Of the Kidneys,
tho Urine being impCrfGCtly RCcretcd In the KID
ncys, prove Irritating TO the Bladder and Urinary
passages. When We FCe0llOCt that medicine never
reaches tho Kidneys except through tho general
circulation Of the Blood, We SEQ how necessary Il
IL to keep the Fountain Of LILO Pure.
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Tue Partridge Joint Stock Company
have added some more rustic scenery In
their operating room. The scenes are
something novel and bcautiftll-call and
COZ tlnrO
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NTOT4CE.-FOR SALE, ONE SEC.
IN Ond Hand Steam Engine, 81 IN Cylinder
3X feet stroke.
Persons Wishing 10 purchase eau scC It running
al tho Wheeling Wagon and Carriage Co.'S E.
tablIahmcnt,' 2 doors above the Post Office.
lAnI7 'U
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SPRING Weight vclvetecns, Plaid,
Striped and Plain NainsoOks, Scotch
SkiFting Cambrics, Striped BalmOral
Skirting Just received at J, II. Smiths.
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TIM PurCst and Sweetest Cod Liver OIL III the
world, manufactured from fresh healthy lIvers,
upon the sea shore. It perfectly pure and sweet
Ask for ''lIazard s Caswell's Cod Liver oll,'
''''''''''' CAswELL, HAZARD 4 co, .
Now York,
~" ~ =, iHs mny9s.Tn Fr.d&w
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ToR SALE TO CLOSE AN Es- t 1A
IL TATE-Thc fntclaSS DWELLING I'M
HOUSE. situated on the north east corner 4!Ae'
Of Hampton and Sixth streets, now occupied by
Mrs. Carter. There IL full lot, and tho house Is
In a. good condition as thG day It was built;
everything about the premises In thorough rG'
pair. Possession givCn on tho iEt Of April, 1910.
Apply TO j. p. LEWIS,
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u NJ GUESs
fehIB Agent for Owners.
fnl,1R

DITCHIETOWN HOUSE FOR 1he In
n SALE CHEAP.-I an authorized to Nh
sell cheap snug Frame House Of three 4A1
rooms, situated on Seventh street., opposite the
Lutheran Church, RTtChIetOwn, and at present Oc.
cupIed by Nicholas Hatch al 81 90 per month.
Possession April !, 1870, or EooncT y desired.
TH0S. Q'BRIEN,
Real Estate Agent
fehl4 Market Street. south Of Post Ofllcc
nor SALE-A FEW SHARES OF
u Stock IN one Of the best Glass Houses on
the Ohio River, possessing oil tho modern I'm.
proyementS for manufacturing. Location very
desirable. l''H n
Sebl2 .n I.l ]. Irwin.
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3 ~ NJ : S6 54s3 51l,3.l NJ !

arc now prepared to furnish all classes with
constant employment at home, the while Of tho
time or l0F tho spare moments. Business new,
light and profitable. Persons Of either Sex easily
earn from 6Oc to IS per evening, and proportion.
al sum by devoung their while time TO the buEi'
ness. Boys and girls earn nearly % much az men,
dreHa and test the business, VIC make this unplF.
allied offer: To such a. arc not satisfied, VIC will
send 81 to pay for the trouble Of writing. Full
particulars, valuable sample, which will do TO
commence work on, and q copy Of The Et0tRt'G
Literary Companion Of the largest and best
family newspapers publishCd-all sent nee BY
mall. Reader, II you want permanent, profitable
work, address Z, c. ALLEN & CO., Augusta,
Maine. Jal9D,S1w,
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STEAMBOAT SALE.-WILL BE
y sold Mt Public Auction, at 10 O'Clock 4. ",
liOuFc, In the City Of Wheeling, the Wreck Of
tho SIde-WhGcl Steamboat "lG6ecCa," including
her Hull, Engines, Doctor Engine. Boilers and
Machinery, as she now lies In the Ohio river, at
Or opposite the town Of ParkCrshurg, ". Va,
OnG.haIr the purchase money to bG paid In
cash; tho balance In two equal payments at six
and twelve months, with satisfactory security,
bearing interest from date. -
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FRIDAY; FEBRUARY IS, 1870.
New Advertisements.

Harmonic Masquerade Ball.
The City Bank.
Fair and Supper.
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE.-ON FRIDAY, 18TH
u inst. r. None Superior RED Cow, with
Calf. at Henry Stamni's. Perfectly quiet and
good mixer .'
fubl1.S JOHN TUEPIN. !,
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WANTS.

WTANTED.-A GOOD MAN 10
w act as Agent, Must come well rccomm'
~ WIN. SUMNER s CO..
No. Is Monroe ST., Wheeling, W. Va.
iCbiaa&W tl.a LIZ
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ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS;

Tho many Thousands cured at this esaSEA
n1ent within fhe IHSt twCnty yenFs, and n u
niGrOns important surgical operations pErtOrDN
by DR.. Johnston, witnessed by tho Reporter
The Sun and many other papers, notices OE VII.
have appeared again and again bCiNEe The publ
bcaldcB his standing as gentleman Of chaiadt
and rcspcctnhility, Is a sufficient guarantee 'o'A
: SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED
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Hubbard & Bros
CHEAP COUNTER.

A CAR load GREEN APPLES, OF
IA superior quality, on consignment;
HENRYk, LIST ) co.
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February II, 1870,
On motion of Mr. Ewing, the report Of
the special committee was adopted.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DIR. JOHNSON,

Member Of tho Royal College Of Surgeons. ls
don, Graduate Of one Of the most elnlaentCI
lGges In tho United States, and the greater IN
OF whose life has boon spent In the hospital. a
London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere. Is,
effected some Of the most astonishing eurrs mi
werC ever known. Many troubled with rtnsinIS
tho head and ears when aslccp,, great ntFISI,
ness, being alarmed ut sudden sounds, hlS6l
ness, with frequent blushing, attended IoSs
times with arrangement Of MUD, were eurvd il,
medlatalY,
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UNEQUA1LED IN THE CITY.

Our stock Is purchased at the East, at tho low.
est cash prices, and our facilities are superior to
any ofnco in the city for style and prOmptncss.
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reflect that sound mind and body arn tho nua
necessary requisites TO promote COnnnb!al AaPf!
nesS. Indeed, without these tho journey through
life becomes weary pilgrimage tho prospect
hourly dnrkens TO tho view, tho Mind become
Swallowed with despair and filled with the mel
anchOly reelection that tho happiness OF another
becomes bliRhtBI with our own
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DISEASES on NIPRUDENCE.

OFFICE, NO. Z SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
Lott hand side going from Baltimore street, atsS
doors from the corner. Fall not 10 observe IL
name and number.
e8'- No letters received unless pOstpaldln
containing a stamp 10 BIO used on The reply II
sons writing should state age, aud send p0tiai
Of advertisement describing symptoms,
Tho DOCtOF'R DIPLOMA hangs In his Otler
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BREyITIEs.

The quarterly county court met this
morning.
Fifty deaths in this city last week, ac-
cording to the reports Of the under
takers.
George Wilkes, member Of Emef-
soas minstrels, died at the Oyerton ho-
tel yesterday morning of congestion
of the bowels. Wilkes was native of
Philadelphia, was a single man, and
personated the prima donna in the
troupe.
On Friday, Sept 10th, Mr.. Cornelius
Brumly, highly respected citizen OF
Marshall county, living near Tallaloosa,
committed suicide by shooting himself
in the head. He had exhibited for some
time alteration of mind.
The stockholders of the Masonic Tenn
pie Association have been requested to
meet at 4 o'clock pm, at Rocco Hall,
next Thursday, to adopt constitution
and bylaws, and for other purposes. All
are urged to attend.
One day last week, Deputy Sheriff
Craig, Of Dyer county, arrested a negro
fiend and placed him in jail at Dyersburg
Some time ago the negro rayished a
white woman near Corinth, Miss. He
fled the country, and reward of 5000
resulted in his capture.
H. I. Tomlinson, Esq, the popular
insurance agent, has returned from a
trip East, and looks hearty and happy.
We are obliged to him for bundle of
late Northern papers. May he live long
and prosper
We learn that Mr.. Ed. Howell, of this
city, who MORALLY wounded Capt. Rice
at Sixty-two Mile Siding, on the Missis-
sippi Central railroad, two miles from
Winona, last Friday has gone down to
give himself up to the authorities. The
Captain Rice wounded of late
has been keeping the eating house at
Sixty-two Mile Siding, and Ed Howell
was one of his employees. The latter is
a brother of Sell Howell, the well known
passenger agent of the Memphis and
Louisville railroad. 1t is said that Rice
and Howell had difficulty previously,
and that Rice had made threats against
Howell's life.
The Italian Society will give grand
celebration in this city on the twelfth of
October, the 378th anniversary of the
discovery of America by Christopher
Columbus. The Committee of Arrange
ments consists of B. Rocco, chairman;
Vincent Bacigalupo, j. A. Signsigo,
Lories Perpoli and Frank Sturla. There
will be grand professions during the day
and an grafton will be delivered At
night grand ball will be given at Coch-
ran Hall, where music and beauty, grace
and good cheer will prevail The affair
will be the opening ball of the season,
and will be creditabe to our Italian
friends and enjoyable to all.
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and well, being disturbed Of their nat
ural repose in sleep, to be informed that
a steamboat was nearing the wharf"
The pilot who, while recently wading
the Wabash to find the channel for his
boat, swamped in craw-fsh hole, has
or is about to petition the Indiana legis'
lature for an appropriation for the i'm
provement of the Wabash and is cir
culating his petition at Vincennes and
Terre Haute.
Several lots of machinery taken from
the steamer David Watts were sold at
st. Louis on Saturday.
STILL ANOTHER REDucTIov IN AaKAx-
sAs RIVER FREIGHTs. Dick Lightburne,
296 Front, agent for A No. | steamer
Sallie, is receipting through to Little
Rock and above at the lowest rates ever
offered the Memphis public. 81
Captain Hicks King arrived at Louis
vile on Friday, from the wreck Of the
Cora S He reports considerable freight
still ON the wreck, and will continue his
efforts to recover all that is worth
saving.
The Pat Cleburne came in this morn
ing from the Arkansas, with 2l5 bales of
cotton, $40 sacks cotton seed, and a
cabin full of people. Among her pag-
sengers was Mr.. G. 7. Walker, formerly
connected with the Arkansas River
Packet Company.
The A. J. White came. up from Friar's
Point this morning, with 92 bales of cot
ton, 200 sacks of cotton seed and Is
cabin passengers.
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Places Of Amusement-Tee Olympic

From the St. LOUIS Democrat, Sept. 81
Arrah ma Pogue was repeated last
night to fair house. Mr.. Murray act
ing grows into better liking on acquaint-
ance. He makes some points which we
have not witnessed made by other delin-
Gators Of the same character. For ex-
ample, most performers of the role Of
"Shaun the Post sing "The Wearing
of the Green as an unchorused solo.
Mr.. Murray makes the song assist in the
dramatic action and development of the
piece, He is not only chqrpsed by a
great many persons, but he and they by
their gesticulation seem to realize the
humiliation and degradation of the Irish
people as expressed by the words of the
song. Mr.. Blake plays to the life the
repulsive character of the informer and
william Michael Feeney." His make up
is admirable, and in the rendering he
does not miss point of the character.
Mrs. Blake makes an engaging and low
able "Arrah." Early in the play she
wins the sympathies of the audience, as
she has won the heart of "Shaun," and
she retains her hold upon those sympa-
thies to the fall of the curtain. Mr..
Rypor's Colonel Bagana O'Grady
showed true conception Of the military
man Of the period of the last Irish rebel
lion, as did Mr.. Pike in the role of the
Sergeant" except that his make up was
too dressy and out of character. His
epauletted shoulders gave him more the
appearance Of q colonel than q sergeant.
Mr. G. Frye's rendition Of Major
Coffin" was admirable. The rendering
of the piece denoted careful rehearsal by
all the cast
Tonight there will be change of
programme. The Celtic drama of Aileen
Arlqn will be performed, to conclude
with g May the hest Man Win" Mr.
Murray will appear in both pieces.
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DoMiEI6I MURRAY AT THE THEATER
To-SIGHr.-This true artistic appears
this evening in the best Of all modern
Irish adaptations = Arrah Ma Pogue.
As to Mr. Murray, he is only to be wit
messed to be admired BY the judicious.
He has done much to do away with the
prejudices that have been engendered by
red-vest Irish personaters, or rather
those that attempt to delineate Milesian
characters. Murray presents the Irish
peasant, as he is, warm-hearted, brave,
but sometimes wrong-headed "son of
the old dart" The lovers Of the true
art should not miss the opportunity of
seeing Dominiek-Murray this evening.
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SURPRIsING.-Ye it is not surprising
to those who have known A. Raggio, at
No. l5 Jefferson street, for any length
Of time, TO see him anHoHpoe to the pub
lic generally, that, at very considerable
expense, he has fitted anew his old oyster
saloon, adding to it many modern i'm
provements; and has also enlarged his
bar and beautifed it to that extent that
it now presents an appearance that aust
please all that call. The best of liquors,
cigars, etc, can always be obtained here,
and the ipest Norfolk oysters received
every day and furnished in any style
either stewed, by cans, or from:the shell.
Mr.. Raggio desires all to call and see if
he has not fitted up the completest and
most perfect oystsF and bar saloon in
the city. 23r
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THE afflicted would do we'll to try the
use of Magic Arnica Liniment as a
speedy relief from their pains. Burns,
cuts. bruises, hurts and similar affections
are almost instantly relieved; while in
rheumatic affections, pains in the back
or limbs, swellings. etc. il acts like
magic, and viii cure without fail. as is
attested by numberless certificates in the
hands Of the proprietors. For sale by
all druggists.