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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-23
DIED.

PFAFFEN his residence III
TINS clty. o.. Friday, october I'd, al ; ~ A
VI, CHARLES PFAFEENBACiI, IN inc lAlily
sixth year OF his age.
Funera! from his late residence, No. ~.
Main street, on sunday, october 2iih, at
Pm. Friends OF the family are respectful
" invited to attend.
Miller At his residence, october 20,
l,75. atTO'clucs =. ~, OF typhoid ieNeF'
Rev. Mr. MILLER, Pastor OF ~. tauI = ger
MN lutheran Church, south Wheeling,
aged tnirty-Ore years.
Frar,at Monday, october 9th, 1915, from
mi. late residence, sornor OF Jacob and
Thirty.cighth streets, 4! O'Clock 2. NJ.
Friends OF The family are inv!tedto attend
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SALE OF LANDS FOR TAXES,

THE UNDERSIGNED, SHERIFF OF
the county OF ohio, will, on the first
day of rhc December Term Of the
County Court of said county, al the front
door OF the Court House thereof proceed
IL sci all the taHtL therein Delinquent Jyr the
nom PlyHlcHt u IuJsy jyr the ycirS 1873 and
ls-i, which lands, with the taxes, interest,
and damages due on each tract, are spccI-
fled in u list thereof posted on the front
door of said Court House, to which list
special attention is directed.
H. =. BROWN,
Ucty Sheriff Of Ohio County.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

CtFALT;D PROPOSALS Will BE RE
- tEiNEp al the Office OF the city Clerk
until Monday. October p. 1879. nj
u'cloc', =. NJ, ioriurnl>hIng. break my ana
srrpndiuy- Five I'D Strings Hard Blue
Limestone on Mcculloch, between Twelfth
street and The city cemetery.
Apprnvrd security viii be required for
h-fI!thul performance of the contract,
and the right 10 reject any or az n!dH Is
r..s,rN,l &. I. CpWAN,
nc-, Chairman Com. streets y Alleys.
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JUFFER AT PRIVATE SALE TIE
! property at the head of Market street,
adjoining McLurc's addition, comprising
alout nine lots. ! will sell il either IN
Whole orin part, 10 suit purchaser. Terms
,crv reasonable. / will also sell lot on
corner OF cole street and alley >, MY feet
square. Il has brick house thereon, con
iaiinlng six rooms and a cellar. Titles
perfect Fog particulars enquire OF
Ed. CHEISrMAN,
At Christman House, Market square.
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Commissioners Sale
OF REAL ESTATE.

4 AT M i 10 y T.
u. :. Thonburgh, Administering Of the
estate OF Noah II. Garrison, deed,
".
Johr Thornburgh and others.
In the Circuit Court Of Onto county, In
Chauccry,
nv virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Court
of OniO county, rendered in the above en-
titled cause. al the April term, $50, of said
court; We, the uudcr> gucd Commissioners,
will, on = turGlaN. the 3Otn day -
October. 1879. sell ut the 'front.' door OF
tho Court House of Ohio county, commence
ing said stlr at ~ O'Clock \. n, sixty
Acres, Three ROOd> and sixteen PcrchU~ Of
Lamb. a pant OF the home ETm Of the said
John ThpHburgh, located the National
road, about pu.-hali nail" west of the town
OF Ir.tIrlUhiH, 81 more particular dtScrlp-
ton OF which can be- had 10y reference To
me papers IN TIA" cause, or hy inquiries
mad. of ~. &. smith, surveyor. or either
of The undersigned tpmmi~sl toner's.
TERMS III = NlE-Duu-lhirdu OF the pur-
chase, or SO much more aS1hc purchaser
may elect. cash in hand, and tn" remain
der in two equal instruments of SiN and
twelve months, respectively, rom the day
of sale with interest from that day, the
purchaser giving his notes for the deferred
indictments OF TIE purchase money, ANA
securing their payment either by al
lowing the Commissioners To retain the
title or by giving decd of trust upon the
prpUrrty. j. H. GOOD,
HENRY VI. RUSSELL,
Commissioners.
ions ". MITCHELL, Auctionccr. sp-Ji
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the Morgautown Post thinks that the
members Of the Legislature, soon TO rs
scmble in this city, "win doubtless be
wincd and dined, and treated like princes
By the Wheeiingites, during the session.
The people Of Wheeling have repu-
tation for good living and generous hos
pitality, which they are no: likely to for
felt this winter, that Is fact.
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ssALgp PROPOSALS.

,,EALEp PROPOSALS WILL Re RE
y rLINEpat TIA. Office Of the city Clerk
un,u MONDAY. October 2jth, $50, ut :
O'Clock -. NJ. for the erection OF tempo
rary Work House, the building To De
erected immediately south of the city
baSlu. Plans and specifications on NE at
he city clerk : ollice ior inspection. The
committee reserve the right 10 reject any
oruIi bids. \. c. EGERrER,
oc.H Chairman Com. on Work House.
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TIT WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed in
West Virginia. II Will nc sent 10 any adj
dress Que year for 500. Valuable prehi-
uInsi 0 aIuu agents anG to subscribers.
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We understand that 1t is contemplated
by the authorities o, the Baltimore and
ONO railroad, when they adopt their
winter schedule for running their trainp
to attach the mail ear TO the East from
this city, TO the train leaving here about
. o'clock 4. NJ; and that The earlier train
leaving here vii curry no mail. Ifthis
programme should be adopted it will be
decidedly Objectionable arrans1ncntto
the merchants AMI business men OF
Wheeling, and To the large number Of
people scattered all along the rond who
have business relations with this city.
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Ennlish Luthera0 Church,

C,IyTEENTH STREET. COME AND
- welcome Services tomorrow, by Hev.
:. b. Barnitz, Pastor. l0}9 a. The Fruit
Bearing Vine" p. M-"Ihe L)Td the
vim the sunday school, "lhe Vine aud
branches" Music Ut school and church
conducted by r ofe.sor and Mrs. Leslie, OF
Obcriin, Ohio. OC-o
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SATURDAY. OCTOBER %. 1875,
EpOR SALE.

OOb ACRES VALUABLE COAL LAND,
OjU with river front, lying south and
adjoining the BcnwOOd iron works pro-
perty. Also 50 acres surface. running from
The river 10 the top OF the hill and known
as the David r. McMcchen tract. There Is
on this property one brick and two frame
dwelling houses, with out buildings. For
particulars and rmsappty to
ALDERSON Il PAUL.,
senlO Real Estate Agents.
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GOV. ALIEN is taking hand IN the
PENNSYLVANIA canvas. lie is to speak
il Allegheny City next Monday evening.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-23

THEY are trying 10 get up u JOINT
stock agricultural society," with & capita!
Of - 500, in Brooke county.
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On Consignment.

, MOTHER LOT OF lSl BARRELS OF
y those Selected Cooking and Eating
NpnIeS inst received aud for sale low by
JAMES CRANGLE,
No. 1910 Main Street, Wheeling, W. Va.
OC,1
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La Belle Building Association.

rl1!lI~ ASSOCIATION MEETS UNTIL
further notice every Monday ni+ht al
=. O'Clock =. NJ, nom and after MondaN,
October 18th. at ArbrnI'> Hall. SiuJ Jacob
street. for the purpose OF receiving new
members dv> ring 10 subscribe tor stock.
MM.C. HA\pLAN, Pres pro tom.
ii. L. l-IKlCn. Src,N pro tenn. OClbNMn
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TO TT.

EVENING, \ CORAL SE
Gar Ring. Same WAS lost between
Market and CLapline, and Twentieth and
streets. The finder Will ot
literally rewarded by leaving same at I'M
efIice CSt-o
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First Presbyterian Church.

Services in this church tomorrow, ut
lOI \. NJ, and p. NJ. Preaching ny tine
Pastor. o'-'
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-,r,Tr or WEST VIRGINIA. CITY

S,TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. CITY
y Of Wheeling, in TIE Municipal Court
OF Wheeling, October Rules, 1870.
Charles IL. Collier, Administrator OF Walk
er Hunter deceased,
vs..
Timothy =. Mccarthy, Noah T.. Hunter
and others,
IN CHASCERY.
The object or this suit is To enforce the
specific performance of an agrerm"nt OF
sale Of piece OF ground ON wheeling
ISlund, in the seventh ward of said city,
fronting 10 icnt on east side Of :. Wabash
street. Immediately south Of Il. V. Burke;,
and running back with Burket's land.
with a uniform width Of 40 feet from said
street To an alley commonly called Hun
tar'S alley entered into between said Nc
Carthy and one J. {. HcrNev, a. agent tor
said deceased in the life time OF said d.
cr4Sed, and To perfect a good title Tor said
Mccarthy tor said land: and II appearing
from AN affidavit filed in this cause that
The Defendants Nehemiah Dew, George
Dew. Charles Dew and Minnie Dew. are
not residents of the State OF West Virginia,
on motion Of complainant by counsel, II IS
ordered that they. and each OF them, do
appclr al rules 70 be held for said Court
on the End Monday in November, ls75, and
do what is necessary 10 protect their in
leTcSt. leSte ~
THOMAS VI. DARRAH,
ocISnLSlnoy6 Clerk Of said Court.
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WHEELING CEMENT WORKS,
ANDREW J. LONG,
MANUFACTURERS OF
ont &c Limo,
WHEELING, WEST VA.

Having lust completed my CEMENT
WORKS, am prepared To supply the mar
ket with an article ot Cement equal TO the
very best in the market. at prices that can.
not fail To- attract the attention of al
parties using or dealing in the article, !
win warrant my Cement to set firmly In
nv. minutes time, under water.
| am also Increasing my families ioI
SURVIVING To builders and Others, n very
superior article OF Lime, Tor all buildins
purposes. | request from builders and
others "A trial uf these article, feeling con-
tlIcut that they will give satiSftCtien. All
orders Viii receive prompt attention.
,gt1Ib
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new ADVERTISER ENTS
WANTED.

Two or three unfinished rooms, or
small house. Address "B,, this office.
Oct23Q
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FUNERAL NOTICE

yJ,HE MEMBERS OF PAMELA LODGE
No. u !. y. .. r, are hereby notinea
TO meet ut the Lodge room on SUNDAY the
9th inst. at o'clock p. NJ, 10 pay the ias'
tribute Of respect 10 our deceased oi o $500
charles Pfaffenbach. Members OF Sister
Lodge. are respectfully invited to attend.
BY order w VI W. NEIL ~ 0co2
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FASHIONS and GOLD COIN PRESENTS!

Bhionable Manner. l. draws al
The fullness 10 the back, making Tho
"straight front" u Saves more
ihau Ten Times is Cost. u can be
changed from One Dress 70 another,
Price. IS cents each. Mailed.
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most no utIhuI. Rftr Give nnEOziuc
to be fOuUd I'm This count y, hUd
every person who begins with taxi
jug u. viii NEVER discontinue "a
while IL IL published.
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CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ions ". MITCHELL, Auctionccr. sp-0
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y. =. ThOrnburgh, Administrator Of the
estate OF Noah II. Garrison, deed,
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL q, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer suevta Ger, Franzen. Hamburg-Kun-
Steamer City OF Vera Cruz, Deaken, Havana-F Alex
andre sons , :,
Steamer Norn Point Smith. Fernandiua via Port
Rnyal-H Gepcke. c,. -.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence, Norfolk, City Polnt
and Richmond-O Did Dom nion Steamship Go .
Steamer A sumers. warren, PhhadsiphiA-Ja ihes
Hand
Hand
Steamer Neptune Bcarse Boston-H DimocE -
BARK Creulona, Cove, Hogo ani fokohana-R "
Cameron Co.
Bark GEM tBr). smith. Plymouth, L-Geo + Bnlley:
Bark Emma Frances tBr), Burns hontevaeo-J NOR
ton, Jr x son. ,-.,. p.....,. :,
lark Lala Rookh Or, Dakn. sagua-soyd HincK-
en-. -
strong. wv an, -, p ~, :
schr Hydrantha (Br). Down, Cette-Geo Bulley.
schr annie Burr, simpson, Buenos Ayres-J Norton
scnr Lunc Kinds Falmouth. Ja-Leaycran Co.
schr A Folsom, lose, Humacoa, Ph-paTsons q
schr robert Lowe, Lowe. Windsor, Ns-Bonnevllls
4 Edgett
tchr James Dayles, Dickinson. Galvcston-w Ad-
ans Co. ~
schr Rebecca Evans Taylor. Harwich-lsaac Z sta
pies
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

ALxERiAsaned, brig Flora Goodals, Goodale, United
States
CARDIFF April 2i-sailsi, schr Minnie Reed, strous
sagua
Cnlled States
corESHAGrS April ls-Arrivsd bark vlstOr cSor, Oh
sen. New YORK.
GoruESsrRo April 2l-Arrived, bark Marietta cswe).
Overgaard, Pensacola.
genoa Aprii ls-Arrved, barks Araldo (auD. TarRpo.
CHA. New Orleans; 2)th. d Bills, Penny, 90
HAvRE, April sl-Arr4ved bark Agnes Campbell tBr).
Landry New York.
Sailed attn bark George Henry CBr. Gardner United
stg,es
LIvxnrooL April 22-Arived ship Vernon sBr,. Bnrns,
san Francisco
Arrived 2ist steamer vicksburg orr Thsare. New
orleans ship Columbia, Carter san Francisco.
sailed 2oth bark Glen Grant (Brl. Russell, Charleston
beorel 2lsL ship Srathearn tBr. Jarmap. Uni
I tel states; bark Othere tBrl. Green. do.
LoSpoS April, e. Sailed. ship Orihamme tBr) Hughes
san Frsncisco bark Beckcrmet (Br), Darymple, Uui-
ted states.
LixEnioE, April 2l-salled L II De vebber OBJ.
Wright iron Trccn. having rcnaired). Dcmerars.
LissoS, April 2lArrivod schr Rule Derby, Naylor.
Philadelphia
NovLLE. April 2l-Arrved. steamer Australia CBD,
Butter, New York for Glasgow.
MARsKILLEs, April disabled. steamer AssyrA CB3.
Donaldson. New York
QuKkSsrowS. April 22--Arnvsd, ship Berblcs CBr,,
Taylor san Francisco.
Also I'd steamer city Of New York CB, Loeb.
cal, New YORK for Liverpool.
sailed pa. bark Luigi Aus Antoncich, New York.
scrLLY April 21-of, ship Lizzie Noses Cox, from sa-
vaunah Tor neval
SHANGHAI 70 April 2l-Arnvcd, ship Messenger. Gil
Key, New York,
SYDNEY. Nsw, April zi-Arrivad. ship Glory or ne
Seas, Knowles san Francisco
Arrived 4. - April 2, ship Fraaxfnrt Hail tsr.
from ---.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.



and me south eoas. q California Vas Wrecsea a on None s
terey Tie vessel Il on the rocks The cargo may be
saved PASSENGERS have an been sayel lhe hentufa
Portsmouth MI, in 1865; at present rates AIN.
gsAssE PAyTA belonging to the paelc NAN steam team
Peru, ami ashore 10 prevent sinking.
BARK UNA.-rne report puoNshed some time since ny
trnuung ne report = Inc loss y me BARK I'M Ia tne
pilot VINO took her e sea never reinrne = untrue le &
weaver, which have been received In sew London
BARK EDWIN II KlSGMAN (of Boston,, Bearse, from
Howlands Island for Liverpool lbeiore repoIsd hpa az
was dsmasted ana sprung a!eak. she had caf-o OF
Suano
scur MARY o. Ldsccomb, Ne. co.hed on Monday WIN
schr Elisha Holmes on Long Island Head below aoa
ton The Mary lost bowsprlt ana was other%S , Jam
ter carried away port rigging ana nalnooo a.u o
crew who afterwards returned and set signals OF dis
tress which were answered by steamer samuel LIVE
Elisha Holmes lowed BY The Little, IN SINKING con.
duon TO Battery wharf 10 which place ne May n was
aiterward towee by steamtug Curfew Capt. l. oa'es'
ScHn EMILY GILpx7sLRKvK, from Middetown, took
FIRE at the wharf at New London Apr:l q, ana was
slightly damaged.
ScHa GEORGE AMOS from Hoboken Tor Portland, Me,
with Of coal into of Ferry Point on the
PAIRS
scun CYRUS Eossrrr Pierce, from clenfuegos Which
Gaeip iiiG 40 ''''' A'''' - N''''''''
YAcnT JAMES NEIsoS was wrecked in Buz2srd's Bay
Mass, on the 2lst inst
The hull and materials saved from the schr Robert
Peas before reported raised and towed 70 Providence
lie auction on wednesday Tor So 9O0 Mr. RoDert rets
chaser
HALIFAX Ms, Aprn 22-stcame- Newfoundland Br,
which This porI the 18th inst st Johns, NJ,
was yesterday GROUNDED in the ice oil Cape Pine near
Nrw ORLEANS. Ami 81. Micnight-ship Hager stow n
for Havre. Is still burning and VIII lie sunk Loss,
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material point from the testimony orsrsd by the
EVENING SESSION.

previous NlllGSSs
EVENING SESSION
At the evening session Walter = A. Jerome was
the nrst witness called. DE testined:-ln regard
10 the Denulson contract there was, he sald
large amount OF WORK done as that time. prln-
cipaly vertical wall; the first work done on TINS
contract was constructing and continuing the
walls; ] examined the quality or the work rom
tine % time the Work was very good, although II
was not up TO the RpeclficaJions; | made monthly
esrnates during the progress or the work; nave
read the language OF the first appropriation;
tank the quantities were grossly Insufficient to
accomplish the WORK; think there was no cause
for reletttng the contract from tnc manner the
work Was gong on; Mr.. Gale had the general super
VISION oil the work. lie resides IN syracuse; he was
supposed 10 be the partner OF Mr. Dennson;
generally speaking the quantity OF sheets IN tho
Of snnortaates should be lett 10 the state Engl.
neer, and THINK that a General Inspector would
be beneficial 10 the state; do not thlnk II wonid
be necessary 70 make any change In the candl
system " the laws were properly carried out;
nave never oeen approached by contractor, ana
never heard oil any such case | never knew or
heard OF any false measurements or false esti-
mates by which the State could he detrauded.
Robert j. Cantwell, the next witness called, tes-
tined Have been employed on the canal since
1854, with the exception or about iour years. not
now connected with the canal; was formerly con-
nectcd Win the Utica Office as assistant engineer
IN charge had charge OF the levelllng OF the Dem
nison work; did not make the estimate under that
there no fnal estimate In my time; could
not cay that the WORK was done fully up 70
account Tor IL was tnat il was not
fashionable; IN his opinion IL would be impossible
Tor any one 10 i've UP 10 tue
thought the prices were fair; did not know or
any engineer that has been approached; never
heard Of any such case; knew OF no frauds through
false measurements, estimates, &C.; mad charge
ol the Barnett contract; It cost think $50 900.
the amount SCI apart being $1,000; |
thiuk me work could have been done
Tor $4,000 If IL mad not been for the
changes thaE were made or ordered by the Com
mon Council; in regard TO the Williams contract
] made the final estimate; the contract price was
changed rom seyenty-nve cents TO 81 IS. by pre-
sumanly dishonest alteration: how IL was done
witness did not know, nor did he know or any
frauds having committed SO far as his per.
sonai observation went.
Adjourned.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Miss Clara Morris VIII play Lady Macbeth sup
ported by Mr.. Rignod as Macbeth.
Mr.. Charles Calvert, under whose direction
'Henry w was produced at Booths Theatre, Is
seriously III in England.
The "Shaughraunn continues to be tne reigning
sensation a, the Hub IL has been found neces-
sary TO give extra matinees in order TO accommo-
date the crowds anxious 10 witness this best OF
Mr. Boucicault's performances. The receipts at
Boston are enormous, Mr.. Dion Boucicault must
have found the four-ieaved shamrock.
A telegram received from the authorities Of
Richmond. Indiana. states that Jacob Zimmerman.
well known in New YORK ss the once popular
treasurer at Niolo's Garden, when under the man
agement or Jarrett 4 Palmer, was found wander.
ing 10 the woods las: sunday hopelessly insane.
care Tor him.
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FOREIGN PORTS

AsTgEaF. April a-Arr.vcd. sark clsra Eaton, herri
1yJxs, re6 a7-Pas,el bark Goodcn, Crockett am.
REEzENnAvFy April i9--Arrived. steamer Nurnserg
BoHsay Marco 9i7;ia pert sai7s Africans tsTl Jor.
mouth, y do Tabor, Taylor, unc. go. 49,.
CxlcrTTA NarenlO-In pert. snps yiscount tBr), Nc.
yici9ria Syan1a trj LARGE DO; Grandee, Jacobs,
BARK 6 ueSTyman Yoanr. lor Ro.,oa.
o. allsd from saasor Msrsh II, eark DanI Drapsr
YORK l9th. Ainosphorc t8F, cOsten do al osors re-
coLoaao, March s--sssed, bark Esosrt ar MIS-,
in pert March ls banks U.ngeni CBr. scorrs, Tor
New YORK @ -a1i sJhi Lion tBr johnson ior AsppcY
rcArlsss. Nsrch i-la port brig lssl.e : Bissio,y,
Peines oE Eos,op arrived 20, toe e Martins g sal
ClEssrreos, April ii-sslsl brig Gooonda, Lord,
Arriysd ip,h schr olvo Crosby Hu,ssnson. Ponce.
1ootr ABTil s-lfTved, bark cara. Nichols Portland
Gtaseow, Apr io-in port ship GuToy sBr. Korrs
ntTlst Apni l9-Arryct, brig Addlo Hale shop.
York, siiA tofa Eta. Fsn1stoa PSiiaaelbh a.
Alrivel 4l1t steamer cay q havans, Phillips Pro.
ss,Iel i9ih yrz Maria wheeler Grover north or nat
smith Nsw YorE y fa6ol, AmesbuFy north o. Latte
Cleared 10Th, schr Annie v!rden Bernard. Caibaren
httrAX, April A-Asrivsa, brig y aickerson Arl
LlyeEsool. April iltn pors steamer san Marcos tsr
bpFfoMs va soslog " sal Nay 4 . 49,. ,,o,., H.
ley Fhs s bog lo9n Goyd ar, CreweiI haya
sour u GifEev, 0Hkey. DO
sovfaAsFIoS AErli N-saned. steamer colulnbO IHrl,
urnW iuiD, Aew Work.
siSsAposI, March HIN port BARK Haodersaold tsr
Norman, Tor Ags,9ah
sVaixIs arch si-fn rorl bark Western sea, Han.
from ana Tor 80s,0n 70 aai Tor do Aprii
sailed march ~ bars Jana Matinee. ,oberts Boston.
ssJogAN ~, Apru l0-ArFyva, Dark David stewart
tAfdlt EOF9gs, HaYtln0Fe.
SAguA, Apfti 24-Atfivel brig Helen holmes, bla'
ridge, BoSiou. -
tprA koW YORK
C.eard l0,n steamer INDIA tBr, Harris. Liverpool
bar. AArAa sCuA4 tSfl, FarnswcFth, DabhA'
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"A M u S E M E N rs.

ACADEMY OF -''GRoFLE-GrRoFLA."
The well earned popularity OF Mr. Adolph Neuen-
dorm, manager OF the Germanla, Stadt aud Ter
race Garden theatres Tor so many seasons. and
colla6ofa.ear with Carl Rosa during the Wachtel
Juror, was fuAy demonstrated last night at the
Academy OF Music, before a crowded house. The
opera was the most charming OF all in the roper
tore or the optrd boUte, "Girone-Girooa," the
best and most musical work written by Charles
Lecocq VINO may now be considered as the chief
composer on the French 00a6e stage. The cast
presented On the occasion was admirable, consist
ing 81 the folio wing artSts:-
Don boivro u A!carazaS Mr.. VIII
Aurora MS MISS Schihltz
Giroaa, ' w "
Pedro in Boero's service M,s se fsTnala
- MT Scnaty
MOurzouA MI. schohWolH
Mss LIMA Mayr. who has acquired an artistic
reputation Tie German stage similar to that
which Mile. Aimee has SO long enjoyed on the
French gave entire satisfaction In her rendering
~ the dual title role. Not point OF bewtcnIng
acting was lost, and the well cultivated voice OF
the iair prma donna gave more tnan ordinary
inheritance to the sparkling music allotted TO her.
1t very graceful aud attractive tribute 70 the
best OF German managers In THIS city.
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