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THE ADEl.EHI

THE A1EtfHl.
Thia place opened last evening with hrectao-
u1ar drama entitled "Tho fca-Witch," 10 = house
Of literal eizo, and before tho curtain foil, ut
very late hour 1t waH osidont that considerable
pains had becn taken to put 1t upon tue ssugo in
prcsenthbla ,uannor. tho scenory, painted by
slr. Strong, was it, Sumo pats equal to anything
tue stage Of this city ever produced. Tho Meads
OF Vahala, In the first act, woso aupcrLly repre-
seutcd. Tie color and dtawing sero remarkably
Huo, and. though tbs scono was disclosed In
worry clumsy manner, tue audience gtoe.ed
1t with round Of earnest applause.
The scene Of tho frozcn North mas also
admirably painted, There was QUO At achroplsm
IN tho latter. however, which should mol pass
uunoticed. Tho artist has painted . ycsacl
among tho issabo1gs. It is telling p!oce OF
uceulo att. This vessel appoatB to stand out
ftom tho CANVAS, 10 striking ls tho ellect. An
an effort II II Brilliant. 1t Is matIed, howover,
BY tue tact that it's shape and rig arc essentially
modern, while tho dato OF tho Bpectac!e, II i has
my, IL asburctly that Of Carlylos Early kiuge
OF Norway" Wherefore very deci.lcd and iep.
relleisble violation of tho utilities OF scenic art
bus been committed By Mr. strong, Apart from
this, which IL OIL overnight xhtcL docs rot affect
for admiration. The piece itself Is ono OF
the many dlsgulscs Of '',rho B'Aok Crook" Fn4-
tlamcntalY. It ls that spectacle with tho enmo
aujuncis Of ballot aud sceuery, but with dt1at-
t4lk EO5kAtAlbkt 4lu MI VI |AVih A4A6lss
Tile chorus, lly the Way, is very bad, II It docs
no hotter than last evenings work. Tho ballet
psosents tue usual compound of hldcouB an-
tilnty aud shapeless adofescenco, with hare and
thero little stiil, aud non und thou pleasing
form. Tuo Amazon March is tho Ramo thing
over again. There is not much acting
to 10 dono. Mr. Bishop WAS welcomed
with Hearty applause, and Ills performance OF the
pngt OF 4}agAHs Si4orro creatod much merfi-
ment 3lr. lielcy read With force aud express
Bion not usually to be found In tbs spectacular
drama. Mr. riercy. in faot, shows very marked
improvement in bearing, elocution, and action.
Theso IL no acsiug for other characters, except
with the legs, aud in tho llso Of those bewlller
Ing members Mllo. Gaugaiu, Of course, e1caia,
Tho transformation Bcsne ls described III tho
programme In 8 manpo1 which no ordinary news-
paper eau hope to rival. 1t ID "reaplendent
with gtitterlug poetry" and "1croled beauty"
What TINT moaus. the management boet know.
Smoking Is allowed only on Wednesday and sat
uiday nights There arc "Bpeclalttos" III tho
piece some good, somo fair, some worthless.
HooLEYs THEATRE.
Tho generous invitation Of Mr. jackson to the
clergy OF Chicago to wituess the performance OF
..rhe Two Orphans, +" has becu ~ generously ao-
centcd In individual instanoca. Ono very we'll
known Dap.iat preacher ol this city responded NTH
h ran11ebt for teYep HcntB. This iH bugEpHttya OF
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Parties whose wareE como within tho d.
aortptiou covorod by tho headlnz On thIl
column, and who desire q small space IN thl
lfst, arc invited to addrcaa
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-27

.IoHN MITCnELL.-A preliminary
meeting was held At tn" Institute Hal
last evening by some Of our irish fellow
citizens to arrange for some kind of a
demonstration in honor of their rrnown-
ed compatriot, John Mitchell. Mr.. NJ.
j. O Kane presided, and sentiments were
expressed euogistic Of the deceased, and
to the effect that it was Tn" duty of Irish
men everywhere to do honor to the
memory of the illustrious patriot. Con-
.idcring the fact that the meeting had
not been generally advertised, there
was quite large number present,
and n committee was appointed 10 make
arrangements for another meeting, on
Monday night either i'll the Court llous"
or some other suitable place, Tor a gen
eral demonstration 1t Is probable that
resolutions laudstory Of Mr.. Mitchell,
life and character, will be- adopted, and
that speeches in the same strain will be-
delivered. A full announcement Of all
the plans will be made in the papers
Monday morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-27

WE call the attention of the public TO
the announcement of the sale of seats for
the popular Organ Concerts. to be given
by Mr.. F. Bassett and the choir of the
Fourth Street NJ. L. C.u...
A proper relish toT grD. ta.roh music
is so intimately connected ST.. an ap
probation for Organ muse ,hat the time
devoted to these concerts WI. a. most
proftably spent.
Such organ concerts have ,enn for
years and are still popular in the larger
cities in This country and in Europe Mr..
Bassett has given u great deal Of time 10
the study of the Organs, and his undenI.
able ability as performer and conductor
is sufficient guarantee that the concerts
will be Of the first order. DR.. Martin,
Mr.. Schockey, and the we'll trained choir,
which consists of some Of the best anne
tares Of the city, will assist The price
of admission has been reduced 10 SIOO
for the three concerts, or 80 cents for
each concert. Let the Wheeling people
/ turn out and show that they appreciate
something first class
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The CAx-CAx.-This d.nce now we'll

THE CAN-CAN.-Thi> dSncc now we'll
known in America, is French out
growth. 1t originated, we believe IN
that famous resort of women Of question:
able character, the jardm des =! d6tStsS III
Paris, There it was countenanced De-
cause of the laxity OF French ideas OH
srob spb;acts and because Paris isl large
CITY. and such things have always existed
,bera lis Introduction in America was
in New York, and with the advent OF
opera boutfe, which commencing with "La
Gy,alds D,schesss" became very popular
for season. But it was introduced there
more rs a burlcsque than anything else,
and with all it, Objectionable
features omitted, was countenaced
as a thing to be laughed at. 1t soon
grew more and more pronounced
however, and following closely in the
wake of "The Black Crook, became to
be danced upon the respectable stage
very much after the manner OF the
French original. All this time, 1t had
the glamours of brilliant scenery, and
gas light effects to conceal It's grosSn"ss,
and instead Of being deprecated, was
patronzed by the beauty and fashion q
the city. 1t was not very long
in favor though, for it soon began
to yet more and more objec-
tionable. and was withdrawn from
the better class of theatres,
and commenced to take refuge in the
dancing halls and concert saloons. Here
il grew 50 very fragrant, that IN many
cases il was denounced, and 50 great wer"
It's evil effects thought to be, that 1t Was
frequently suppressed by the police. by
this time it had thrown of everything
that was attractive and graceful, and
which alone, could have ever permitted
is liberation, aud it appeared in all Is
gross indecency. This is about the Cam
Can A. il exists in America 10 day.
Viewed in lis most favorable light, 1t Is
deinoralizing; but taken rs it i exhibited
now, ii Is utterl Y 50.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-27

A SPECIAL to the G0zeHe received at
2:3O this afternoon says the large stables
connected with the Central House, ut
CadIz, were totally destroyed by fire last
night. Several adjoining stables were
also destroyed. Eight horses and one
COW were burned to death.
1t is supposed TO be the work Of an in
cendiary. About three years ago the
stables connected with this house, We're
destroyed by fire, and the large and COM
modius ones burned last night were
erected on the site; loss about $1,000
SjcUjs1rRie Gazette.
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THE COTRTS.

COUNTY CoURT-Juage Cochran.
This court met at the usual hour yes
terday morning.
In the case of Henry Smith rs. Marga-
ret Miller, was continued at the defen-
dants costs.
In the case of Sarah Ritz as. George
Tape, the jury returned verdict for the
plaintiff, and assessed the damages at $50.
In the case of D. Gordon rs. George
Forbes, the jury returned verdict in
favor of the psaintiti' and assessed the
damages at 1922.
In the case Of NJ. j. Tracey Us. George
Crumbacker, the jury returned verdict
for the plaintiff, and assessed the damages
AT one dollar.
The case OF Catherine Miller rs.
Victor Sauyageot was called, but was not
concluded when the Court adjourned.
The Court adjourned until this morn
inc at 9 o'clock.
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OPERA HoUsE-THc C0,i-CGt.-Thc
highly colored posters that have 1llumin-
ated the bill boards and dead walls ofthe
CITY for the past week, did their work et-
fectively. One of the biggest crowds We
have ever seen at the Opera House, greet
ed the Female Minstrels last night. The
audience was made up entirely of men
and boys. not female
being present; and we might
Md some of the best citizens in the city
were present. The trouble commenced
promptly at o'clock and there was moth
ing very funny or entertaining about the
ipterlude Most Of the jokes were the
same as heard ut all negro
Ministries, unless we except the ones that
were extremely vulgar. Some parts
Of the programme before
the introduction of the can-can
were very good and were received with
applause and appreciated by the audience
DAYTON was Il good negro commedIan,
and Tom Adams in his Dutch character
WAS ENJOYABLE. Johnny Manning did
tbc clog business in first class style. The
above is all that deserves notice OF II
commrndable character in the variety
performance. One thing that should be
put stop to in performances Of this KIND
!, the introduction Of the names "t wei
known citizens in connection with the
low characters Of the town. These local
hits have become thread. bare and PIayci
ont. and instead of being fanny or en-
ioyablc, are simply libcllous.
The can-can part Of the pro-
gramme was what drew the crowd,
and what they were all anxious 10 see.
1t was the big card and the wind up Of
the evening, entertainment. As our
readers are aware of what this consists, 1t
i not necessary Tor Us l" hi'hI'"I'' any
more than to say the object was to eN-
pose is much of the limbs Of
the female dancers n was pos
siblc. They succeeded in doing this
and we cannot refrain from expressing
our opinion that the can-can is has" and
demoralizing, and the women who par
ticipated had not even the merit Of being
good dancers. 1t Is something that will
always attract larg" crowds, but tn" pro-
priety of allowing it 70 be presented on
the stage is questionable.
The "lady' minstrel, will civ" their
last performance Tonight, and Of course
will have a jammed house.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-27

UNMAILABLE LETTERS-The follow.
inc letters are held in the Wheeling
postotice for postage for the amounts
named
Mrs. Maggie Bennett, Parker>burg, W.
Va, cents; James Duffy, No. 1880
Pritchct street. between Ellsworth and
Federal, Philadelphia, Pa, , cents; Mrs.
May Murray, No. SO Richmond street
Charleston, Mass 3 cents; George b.
AlIing, New Haven, better direct ous;
Mr.. Suigi No. 60 Burgone street, better
directions.
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THAT ATTEMPTED RAPE CASE.-The
man who attempted to outrage the young
woman at the b. u o. depot on Thurs
day evening, an account of which We
published yesterday, is supposed to be
one Hafer, and it is said he left on the
Express yesterday morning for Par
kersburg. He was employed as u
drummer" for several houses i'll the
city, and not by clothing house on
Water street. as We stated yesterday.
Hafer was in no way connected with the
Keim House, and of course no reflection
can be cast on that hotel, simply becsuse
the woman remained until it was time TO
take her departure on the train.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-27

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The
following transfers of Real Estate have
been entered in the County Clerks office
for the week ending March %, 1875;
Deed made March 10Th, 1875. by Tho-
O Bricn and wife, transfers to George
Crumbacker lot No. lG, in square No. y,
in Bucna Vista addition. Admitted
March -, 1873; $50.
Deed made December 9th, 1873, by Nj.
Zion Cemetery Association, transfers to
A. Miller burial lot No. 20 and one-hali
of lot No. -. Admitted March 10Th,
1875; S97.
Deed made March 22ud, 1873 by Jacob
f.. kridrr and wife. transfers to G.. L.
Cranmer, lot No - in Zane's addition
admitted March 22nd, 1870.
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PLUM q e RS.
TOMerchants B Manufacturers,

TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED
au office a. No. l5S2 Main street, for
the purpose OF posting and adjusting
books, collecting bills, copying, and other
office work. Parties who dn not wish To
carry "a book keeper can have their books
posted M weekly, or Uitcncr II desired,
aud the bills made out and collected.
5sr icbl7 WM. u. ENGLISH.
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NELL & ELLIkGHAM,
Wholesale GrOCers,
1908 Main st.

Have now in store and for sale:
IN Halt RhS Lake Herring,
lOg White Fish.
,gI No. Mack"rel.-
NJ No. Mack"r-i.
IN Packages MlckrT-l, > and , In quarter
barrels aud kits.
- Iirrc,.~ choice Carolina Rice.
In Ebl~ choice y. -. NulnSS"s.
~ IhdN choice y. -. sugar.
Er Ebl~ SyrupS.
~ Rbl~ Standards \. 4, Extra &. Grauu-
lated, Powdered, Crushed, Franklin aud
&C. sugars.
an Bbls Flour, embracing Whit" Rose,
Keystone, ldIrwIsr, Howard aud other
standard brands.
Ion Bags prime 10 choic" coffee.
- Half Chests prIm" To- ch"i"" e. L.
Teas.
JDCaddicS prime 20 rhOir" O. =. I'Hs.
our Tobacco embraces iIalhr""h = y.
NIIliurr',. PAGES and other good and 81"
Liable brands. amougl the best 20 ih" r"In
inv. Our stock is fuiI and c"mpi"i", ana
viii br offered % the trad" go TO" lowest
market price. W. Invite clos" buyers iO
call nudryamur our stock Hripr" pur"h-
,,,.,,.,i-. NEIILN ELLINGHAM.
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MUNICIPAL CouRr-Jadge Cranmsr.

MuxIcIPAL CoURT-Judge Cranmer.
This Court met at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning.
In the case of the City of Wheeling rs
T. p. Shallcross, the jury returned YER
dict tor the plaintiff for Sl,O22 81. Coun-
sci for the defense made mstion 10 set
aside the verdict and grant new trial
John G. Gallaher OF Belmont county,
Ohio, was admitted to practice in this
Court.
4 chancery order was issued in the
case ofthr Belaire Mutual Building As
ISOLATION rs. Elias Dean ct at.
Tie case of Samuel Anthony &c Will
liam Prince, and others, Wa continued
by consent.
Court adjourned until Monday morn
ing at 10 . clock.
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0 Miles from LittIetOn Station

ON the Il. 4 %. Il. H., with leo acres of i'm
proved land on 1t; one good orchard Oh
choice fruit three good dwelling houses ana
other out buildings, and aV,ry good spring
pf wafer ANY other description, or terms
uf sale can be- had 10y Scrin. owner.
,hHs,rh W. l.. POSTl.ETHWAlT.
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A Fine improved Farm for Sale.

IoFFER AT PRIVATE SALE MY
farm. located 81. miles southeast from
>istrrSviile. Tyler county, ". Va. II con-
,nirs no acres, 100 of which is improved.
TT,r, are six dwelling houses thereon, be-
sides saw and gTTi.>t mill, blacksmith
~ - 81 six wells. 1t j. an excellent
of,rr For particulars inquire of or addreSs
''''' GEORGE LEWIS.
III ON the Premises.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-27

Accommodation train leaves Brllaire al
l:-l -. VI. and arrives al Stcubcnville at
G.lu =. VI.
Tickets Ia all principle points IN the
F,,>iaud West can be procured at the
Union Ticket Otiirr in Mcl.urc House, and
al the station az Bridgeport.
+. Il. Ny Frs,
move General Passenger " Ticket Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-27

Mr.. W. ). HUTcHINs is now receiving
a choice supply of Sheet Music. He in
tends making this department special
~, and will order promptly anything
YOU desire.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-27

Il pREAMRp WAS spelling 1T Sp"lln5
match and never missed word, is
what young ladies say now when they
recover from the effects of ether.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-27

THERE was considerable excitement on
the wharf Yesterday afternoon, over a
fight between TIVE draymcn. officer st
Myers arrested them, and Judge Gran
mcr will attend TO their cases this morn
inlr
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TEA HOUSE.

rn the Trade that donot Constantly keep
I'M Stock. and have placed them -, prices
that can never bc reached 10y any House
outside of New York.
mrln CHRISTOPHER ANDERSON.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-27

ALREADY in fashionable circles the
question. where are you going this sum
mer2 is being asked, and watering place
tours are being mapped out.
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Perpetual Worlds Fair,

a permanent home. where every manu-
facturrr can exhibit arr sell his goods,
and every patrutrr can show li> inN'h-
ton: "a r,ItI.ruf industry which Viii prov"
"A vast benefit 10 the Who'll" country.
For this purpp>" tn" Lrgi~lHlui" ~ me
state Of New York has grained "a charter
Ia q number 81 our most wealthy ana &C.
Sp-cfabI. merchants, and lh">" gentlemen
have purchased nu lr,- than rIghl bl"rh>
Of the most Naiuuni" ANA IN lhr 'Il\ "i
Srw York. The building To- b" erected
will be- seven stories high lJn ~. ~ height. ,
,urmuuntrd hy g magnificent dome, and
Will cover - space ul - acres. II VIII h'
constructed of mon. brick, and glass, aud
made. IRE. proof. Zoe bonds. which nI"hIl
tor 80 each. ar" secured 10y first uufigug"
on the land and building; and tor lh"
purpusr OF making them popular, On" nj.
r. ctuIS have drrId.d iu hnv" quarterly
drawings OF llU,uuU each, this money long
Ih. interest ON the amount uI the who'll"
loan.
Every boudnoldrr must r"coiy" ur least
81, bat he may r.rrIN"
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poucE CouEr-Julgc Cranmcr.

PoMcE CoURr.-J,"igc Crd'"'Cr.
Only one unfortunate was before this
court Yesterday morning. His name was
Michael W. Jordan, and was charged
with disordcrIy conduct. He paid fine
of five dollars anu costs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-27

SOME people can't>pcll with steel
pen, but for ripping the dictionary 10
pieces, they sigh for lead pencil or Il
Quill.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-27

PosTAI.-R. II. Sayrr i appointed
postmaster at New Martinsuille post
Office. Wctzcl county, West Virgin"
vice Levi Tucker, resigned
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To SAVE money in Alpaca, Mohair,
Cashmere and large variety of dres.
goods, attend the forced sale Of
j. W FERRET.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-27

Arm BRoKEN.-A little fellow named
Harry Smith, whose parents reside in
the Sixth ward, fell, while playing with
some companions Yesterday morning, and
broke his left arm. He was taken To his
home and the necessary surgical aid rem.
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CAKES and ice cream fresh daily. at \.
Ncuhau.rn's confectionery, Mr.. Charles
Bchlcr's old stand. 300
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INVITED TO Observation-Disclosures
Commandcry, No. l, Knights T"mpIar'
have been invited to attend the annual
copclave Of the Grand Command"ry ol
Pennsylvania, which meets in Pittsburgh
MAY 18th 1910, and there is no doubt
but the Wheeling Commandcry will oc-
cept the invitation. They ar" making
extensive preparations torthc as>"mb'"ge
in piushurgb, and grand time i autic-
ipatcd. 1t is expected that 1000 Knights
will be in procession on that occasion.
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A LARGE lot OF best makes Black
silk, with Cashmere finish at greatly re-
duccd prices, just received at
!. :. RHODES * Co.'S.
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If You are prcjudiccd IN favor of any
particular Machine, at leact examine the
Howe before you purchase. Office 1872
MNrkst .trrrl. 2IG
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II affords IA" pl,H~ur" 10 say thui nu
well acquainted with a .urg" majority uI
M" officer, uf m" Montpelier Female liu
man" Association, vino r">id" ia ih'. a.
entity ui my home, and | attest then Iu-
triiigencr ana their worth and high urIu.
iIiipn ~ gentlemen, u~ well rs To" Iuh-
lie confidence, influence and substantial
means literally represented among Thorn
JAMES l.. X EMPER. GOV. NirsIur,
ALEXANDRIA, Va, juIyN, l~Ii
commend Them a~ gents OF honor and ia
trgrlty, aud mily entitled To- thrcOufd,urr
81 lac public
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DocroES ". LAwYEEs.-Lawycrs arc
generally given credit for more cunning
than belongs to the members Of any
other professions; but the doctors rather
rot the better of them in an Indian town
the other day, when, spelling match
having been arranged between the two
professions, and certain spelling book
being agreed upon rs II standard, 1t was
suddenly discovered that the doctors had
cornrrrd the market. Not one of the
standard books could be obtained in the
town by the lawyers and the doctor
were understood 10 have several gross of
that kind in their possession. The law
ycr., however, autographed for new
supply, aud were furnished in time {"
make elaborate preparations for the
match, which was long and rrmorScIess,
and ended in draw. We understand &
match is being arranged between the law
ycrs and doctors of this city, and if the
plans are carried out We may expect to
see a hard fought battle.
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All the leading makes of Bleached
and Brown Muslu- at New York price,
$500 J. ) RHODES y Co.
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TFv thousand yards best new dark
Prints just opened at
j. : RHODES y Co.'S.
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EVERY machine is fully warranted and
satisfaction guaranteed in every case.
Office How Machine 1922 market street.
27G
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EVERYBODY says We will have good
weather after Easter. We hope every
body is correct.
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SATURDAY. MARCH ~. 1873.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
ArriCui Of Trains.
Steamer Market Boy.


HOURS or DEPARTURE.
,,.,,,,.., p,.II,ire nj 7and g::D a. n.
i' | and 3 80 4. NJ.
Wheeling at $50 and II An.
=. 2:}U and D y. NJ.
Hils of lading signed, and small pack
oGrs attended To ifleit AT VI. Marsh " son :
I5, Wat,r street my2%-h
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For Music Music Books, Pianos, Or
gau>, stool. and Covers. go to Adams ~
Lucas Music Store, l227 Market street
They make speciality Of thcs" articles,
and sell at the lowest prices and ON TIA"
most accommodating terms.
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Piano AND ORGAN TUNING AND RE-
PAIRING. carefully and promptly attend.
ed to. All work guaranteed. Leave
orders at ADAMS X Lucas
Music Store. l221 Market street.