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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-20
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


elm Glove Accommodation This train only
runs between Wheeling and Elm Grove.
tDNily except sundAy-Newark Accommodation,
tSteubenvtlle Accommodation. train dur.
Ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and BellAiTe, Stopping when redul.
red at Sherman House, RtnaVife, West Wheeling
and Gravel HIll.
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For SALE.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

By virtue Of Deed Of Trust made bvIpu
Eer, dated August ID, ISfG, rscofde5 q q Pat,
Trust Book No. II, page %, d he iSpd pytd ei
Vhlo county West Virginia, viii III :, 'otdi
aO0F OIL the Court AOnS' Of aid county en- Sua'''at
SATURDAY, the 18th dAy.Or J.uuu, ,,,,
Commencing al 10 o'clock A. N. tbs t,ll..,'"'
perry Lot numbered eighteen In PurISS M llU'
dillon 70 the city Of wheeling n iSj or nIGt q.
Y, smith, Surveyor, lfoutinS twenty .aTs y W.
the National Aoad and extending III ,h ~ %
width 10 Grand View street, WA ne anO
Terms Of RlO cash,
%, W. Il. CALDWELL, r,u,..
W. J, W. CoWDIN, SOllciIor. ''ul.eS.
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TOMORROW will DO the shortest day Of
the year-9 hours and minutes. The
sun will rise at 1875 and se! at 4;3I. Al.
forwards
"Ihs days commence to lengthen
And the cold bNdns 10 strengthen"
II must strengthen very decidedly,
however, to deserve the. name Of cold
It Is said that the present singularly
warm December bad u parallel sixteen
years age, in December, 1861, During
that month the weather was quite soft
and inviting and the roads were covered
with dust. Towards spring, however, the
weather became cold enough. As CO.
temporary expresses it, "the elements
were made to howl with the unnsturally
pent up violence Of old Boreas."
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IN OUR
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT

You Will end our stock full and complete, and
al Bottom Prices,
Our lO.I White Blankets for g 90 are the bosl
Blanket In the city for that price.
Our heavy Grey TWilled Flannel, l2I<c take
them all down.
20 Yards hne Brown Muslin ....SI %
u Yardi44 extra quality BI'Ched MuAlIn for %
II Yards extra quality Cotton Flannel ior...- %
l6 Yards beat Calico o.
~ nards good Calico o.
20 Yards good 80
20 Yards extra good Carpet........ 80
Our Powered Carpet beats all others for price 80
The Cheapest stock Of CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS
and WINDOW SHADES in the city. Come and
zee our gods before buying.
4rNO Goods MiSrepresented-eS
price for CaAh.
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o.. Rleotd'S Essence Of Lie restores manhood
ND ne Visor Of youth 70 the most shattered ton.
sntauen 10 to9r weeks IRON Whateyor cause ans
who odef so-called Free Prescriptions that an aSs
-, and nnally prove rujnouily expensive. What.
ever has merit must cost \ Ialr price. S. sr caSe
sent ~ e1prea AnyEAero. Sole Agent bE. los
JACQUES : University Place, New Yak. dug,
kn0 supPutu. Iyl1
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
-ACARD
OF COpARTNERsHIr

The CoplrIuer,hIp existing between the under.
hSnrl' undeF the hrm name Of list, Davenport L
Parks, Is dissolved by mutual consent,
he business Of the late frm will be settled BY
b. Davenport. The books will be found nj The
Office occupied by the late firm.
D. c. list, JR.
B. DAVENPORT.
GEO. II. PARKS,
NHEELiaG, December 10, 1877.
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WANTED STU ATIoN-By SOlored boy.
W. Can wait on the table and make himself zen
etally useful aboula house or Store Apply a. this
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ID. @. LIST, DR.,
ttatO Of List, Davenport 4 ParEsJ
PORK PACKER.

Pork House, Fulton, otHcS and WarsfoOm, NJ
20 Fourteenth Stretk
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FLYING OYER TIE TURF.
Two Exciting Contests on the Curon Pork
Track-FooI Ruyer. Surprised.

The trOttng at Clifton Park, N j., ycstcr-
day, came OF satisfactorily and tho days sport
was brilliantly successful. Tho track was in
fine order. There were two trots. The first
was for purse Of 1850. for horses that have
never beaten 40, mile heats. best three in five.
in harness. There werc three starters, John
Coles b. m. Martha. Peter Nancc's q. &. Will
liam. and VIM Galaghcr's /. z. Chance Bo-
fore the trot n heavy shower Of ruin came on.
making the track very heavy. In the first heat
Martha was the favorito over the field in tho
pools. The horses got n good start Martha
took the lend. William was second. and Chance
last These positions were maintained 81 tho
three quarters pole In the stretch Martha still
led. with William close at her heels. The mare
cAue in winner Of the heat 10y u half length.
William was second aud Chance third. Time.
2;5OH In the second heat. ai the word Martha
went to the front, holding the lead to the half
mile, where Chance passed her. Coming down
wire. Martha won the heat hy II neck from
Chance. William WAS third. Time. 2:5OA. In
the third heat the horses gOt away well together.
with William slightly in the lead. From tho
start 10 tho end il WIS II determined struggle,
Martha winning the heat nndirot from William
byA leneth. Chance was third. Time. 2:53.
Ihe second trut WIS "A match Tor 800, milo
heats, IN harness. Tho contestants were J.
Paulding's b. =. Jim Molfct and J. Tcrcncc's b.
m. Bella Aberdeen. Before the tr0t Bella Abcr-
deem was regarded cornin g. win. On getting
the word Bella Aber'e'n drew ahead. closely
pressed by MOict. Up the straight side they
cam" nearly head au head. when Moint was
urged on, and SO well did he trot that at the dis
lance stand lac had Aberdeen beaten. He won
pool huyers mad1 Mofrct thcir favori,e At The
start hoir,t went to the front. and he Kept his
adVanttge all the way around. winning the hcut
and III, trot by half length ut the finish.
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TOOTITGHT FL.fSHIs.

Tho Academy Of Design closes on Juno2
Tt,.. ..,..,,, .,,,..d at tia, ar.,1 o,.,, H..
- 'i' f., ''S"n '''S'u at 'hc Ni'h" 'i"Iu HOUSE
Heller closes his Wonder Theatre on Thurs-
dan Man 81
"Ros.dalo" has proved quito as popular as
"s,,iu,, ,i,,,,os, D.. ,..,, affirmation -, ,to
I,u, .t.,,,, Inc ,.l ,,i.t,, 81, ,t nit
~ - ',, N .rlt' ,".N w. i~"' ~ 'AS hlhh'
T|.,,,,rr,,, ,.,.,,i,,., III. N,,,io c,,,,,,,,..
wiillnak, bar d.oui az booths Cd. J4rt
Harris Summer 'rh.afre al tha Central parL
W 's..'"' "1'''"S" a. "' '''''s' ''s''' h INC
-,
>o yis a, ,t i''s a,p, ,irr1m
pl,tniu AID of ti, cuban sui .rers
Mr.. Sothrrn will appear on Tuesday as
t'f San az lerotman,, oi' gwen at the A. Al,my
N..r..,,is, /, 49,. 49,, ., h,,.o a..
H. ',s Npp nrS " , nT 'n ,l
ilr nou,, ia he Philadelphia pai.'i.
st , s'"tN 7l,tl',- foN,'i,,' Az as, ri
xxi ',,' t,,i A. -J,,' a., a. '''''"''' ""'"'"'
-. ~
h.st ~fier, ~ NAT townia,e oanO,nfai,i t,if a. M
tc.uIni.t Boston c,.d,nu, heard nom Sew AorA uat
.-t.n is juhliant over tho fao, that ior the
native art.f. for 10. festival and Tor liz nsst time IL
va, "''''.' a. '.''' -,
N N'HN w 'N'hlhk' IN lFri' nan Mr-.
t.--,.'' ,,.I .," 80 ,., ,.'t' '"Nt'
SH'.. in,i u-' "A' AID vocal MHs4'' aud Eeei'Au'"'
Mr. George Wcrronrath. the German tenor.
Who's III g7.. wa. tfcafiv ainiri ei,c. couscft Ia
BfooAl,u u-nufruw .,cnns vii, u he wiI sing H,cthu
te a-.i,rd Is Nj. s'niSeli Mr. Hutchinson. and
"Itonrrv ,rh,.h ,,ro,os ,ho, o-,,i,ou,.
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Loumv1LLE, May 2G. The first race to-
day was Tho Tennessee Stake" and had seven
starters. viz: Pomcroy. Bramblc, Milan. No
Henry. Lcvolcr Pension and solicitor Milan.
the favoritc, won. with Pomeroy second. and
Bramhc third. Three quarters Of mile.
Time. / :lG.
The second race was for the Gentcman's Cup.
and had five starters. viz: BIZ Dillon. Rcddng.
! ton. Headlight. and Nalmistic Bill Dillon
Won ln 2Ol y. one and IN eighth miles. lie
WIS ridden ~ J. y. Foley.
The third aud last event WIS a selling race for
Nj ages mill heats and hqd min" ~ ~, viz;
War ~, Pct Leonard Fair Play. Belle Isle,
Col Hun. Dan X. Bill Saunders. Dusty. and
kulurn. Dan X. won the first heat IA l.43a.
IN tins heat Belle Isle WAS second and kuhurn
Third. Tho second heat was won hy Dan H.,
with Far Play and Dusty at dead heat for the
solOnd placN and kLllurn thIrd. TImc. | !. 40 4.
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REDU'TNG UIGES.
Threatened Strike OF Engineers the To
high valley Tuiiroad.

BETHLEHEM. Pa, May &c. The announce
ment of a reduction in u.a WAGES IT the en-
rncors u the Ichieh Valley causes quito an
excitement among thosr employed on the road.
TIL" company has had the matter under '-lnsid-
crniiou for some time past. and. believing a
strike To- Doe imminent. such ARRANGEMENTS
hay" been completed az will obyiate any
serious Interference with the running
II trains. g.. should the mon leave
their engines. Sine th" first utiuation OF th"
action. the engine rs h.V" boon holding
m~tiugS and tic officers oi the Locomotive
Engineers Hrpth'rhool say the men are
strongly in favor Of strike Delegates repro
ming the various divisions OF the road WILL
held 40 Pir-iun to-morrrw. at which II Is cX-
rrct"d that decided and pusltN" action Will bee
taken ~ To- whether work shall b. stlfprd or
not. \ short time since a rclu zion of ton per
cent Was mad" IN nll the various labor depart
nlents Oi the load except that of the en1in
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Cardinal celebrated the moss to the point whore
the candidates PROSTATE themselves before the
altar. and then the litlnics aud rcsponscs
were chantcd 10y the CLERGY. Tho Cardinal
thnu gave triple blessing TO the pros
tritc priests, and they arose AMI stood
facing the altar until he hadc them adj
vance md touch The sacred vessels. and gave
them the power to celebrate mass. COumunion
WIS then given to- each At thcm. They next re-
c.tcd The Apostles Cr"cd. and the Cardinal
nla ed his hand on their heads in turn, giving
tNrist gay" NJ io tive APOSTLES. The new priests
then promised uhrdicu'c To- Tie Cardinal and
his su"rssurs. and having received the kiss of
i.a'c. the pdpal h"ucdictiun WIS pronounced.
Following are the names ot those VINO were
ordained priests and drarOns Oi the urchdiO-
e., 49, oi Now York. Priests philip T. Ahcrn,
TgniHs NJ. liVpairick. John h. Mayer. John b..
w rr, VI, la"l J. Quinn. DMcons- william
Y BDddv Fiward J Bvrnce Patrick l. Com
ni i. u 'rnHrl Duny. Matthias kuhncn. Joseph
l.. Ho.y, DANIEL =. VI eCOrmick. Thcma 1. Nc
Care Daniel y. Ward.
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Hfftr-DORR-On Nav - at - Birnahas church,
RoscNilc, \ ty Uir i.ct. + flchirncr. lcNundci
M ESQ. to Mary rodtlwaiic. daughter ol llcraue
rARKfR-tONEs ON Thursday. May a. Nv tho Rev.
stephen H. TAnt. Jr. Ihomu~ u Parker of this city TO
Anna Jones' daughter o' james Jones, Es'l. cherry
Valley, \
PHILLIPS Stage ON Thursday May - hy the Rev.
Or Merritt, Afthur fllhfs to Lillian De Pas scr only
ROGERS-GItREnr ON Wednesday, May ~. at the
reside of illt brides mother 10y tho Rev L. & Raw
Waiter G. Rogers Oi Sow York To Jennie Is. Gilbert II
Elizabeth, ~ j. daughter oi thc late Thomas Gilbert.
ESD
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IDYT.5,.


sfNn1c on SATURDAY, May -, Clara Eugcnic sindc,
aged AMI siN month";.
Tho friends aud rcaii, . Al ne members Concord
Lodge no A. nfo invited o. attD nj the uuo raj nn MON
day May 2G att f. NJ al uc rD-idcl,c Ut her parenls
10 Blcockcr H.
DssirL CARR SrrR LopGE No Gl1. 4 ,Sn 4 Nj
HretrfN hereby IfinNN tn attend .HoUin
uuuciuou a. Doe ncld az oeil.k = NJ tndn, at rooms,
aS mon square. Tor the nurpu-r OFT attending thc funeral
LOCKWOOD, Master
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Surtnl llotitss.
rmr nrsr RYE WHISKY ~ rmF

THE BrsT RYE WHISKY ~ TuR
NVkLb' Ihc entirely rufr Bum. irtntr Whi.kcv made
VIRGINIA 10y Tie Ui fH~ 1903 luN ihul known hand
made 10y wood fire. i~nN .rDtIv n klRk 4 co. 90
Fulton It. and 20, broadway. Y 81 ger bottle
EAST INDIAN Ct HE FOR PILLS. -,URE
remedy. ~ui4r. Gran ntfiriIr ft-'d itricct
care IA three visits ! QUINN. 80 East ,fth t
MJKRAf'S BUCuI CANDY.
\ tIi
OF the hrinr,- &c. - 0ufs Az Your dru--ist
FUKNIrVRE or AL KINDS
CHEAP FOR 'N-ll At
" r. hfNDMAN :. $50 canal Il
A s:t NAT, ~ .DO.-rcarl cas-uuoics aud straw
h.l- ~ VII -,.Ll- l-l. - y =. l-.--l u up .lAra
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Have Wstar's Basnm Of Wild Cherry always
at hAnl II cures coukhs lnd eolds M .Anlel - \.
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Called heartburn. proceeds f. - 'idiiy in tho
stomach, aud Is rem,dicd toy Mnk ol Ma.uesia Ado
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MARINE TELLIG ENCE

rivfirrnF tiv,vNc-ruts nav
sun riscs...... 3J sun sitS 20 Noon ri ses q "a
NfNu WAff
Sandy Hook. 3sl Gov. island a u iellGa o a
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD. BRANCH OFFICE. ! ,2e5 BRoADwAy
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
DISEASES OF MEN.

The Importance OF the heathiness the system
be estmsed i's lie aud death aud
recognized its capabilities its qualities and It's
the inportancs Of s healthu preservation its mode
thought study or Intense appicasion in mental invesg
tion resenrch whether absorbing attention
cessay to the conduct complicated and momenous bus
interests by the excessive indulgence OF the appe
tites and propenses OF the All these
subjects for consideration also the knowledge OF what Is
what Is excess and when these exist the aoso
pert who ior long series Of years has devoted
his whole time and attention 20 the study inyest
CATION and treatment Of ali the naladics OF this
department 10 accurately determine ths diseased
conditions their nature aud origin, whether arising
Of exercise It's irregulay excess and
who. experience and practice. has learned dis
at once the deransemena and promptly apply .hs
TRUTH the inexperienced and annoying
the patient Who very naturally wants 70 know without
delay hat i the the OF the
the probabilities OF rccuperation anu the required
striking example o: the value of and pracs
application ot suitable remedies Il found In the important
statement coming no, from but dozen pubic insti
OF those who sner from and alb
sonte insanity permanently who placed under
treatment within year alter the hrst have AMI
II he intellectual department OF the BRAN ias become
OF connected thought It It's strength
by being properly fed and nourshed by the OF certain
systematic methods 1t h. precisely every other de
requiring different remedy for Its differ
ent Tor bringing them the ovcrworked and
medical practice scarcely oycrraed Tor REACHES
tho uation Of family the securing Of
hereditary ttcs and the retention OF estates In the
family.
From long large experience this direction have
able commandby my the appreci.
certainly car communicate much cultivated minds in
connection with practical experience in what pertains
the Of department the
the of recovering their powers
Of brain, appetite, propensity or passion
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MUSICAL.
OkGANIsr AND CHOIR MASTER rs OPEN TO
IA good engagement; not particular to location Ad
dress CAisLCOTT. care of Dr. j. W. White. S45 West
baltimore ST. Baltimore. Nd
EARD-MIss wATsoN's SELECT MUSIC SCHOOL
Sior ladies aud children. Piano. Organ Guitar Singing
Languages. University building. 10 Wnvsriey place.
WANrED-A FEW BOYS, WITH GOOD SOPRANO
W voices =. n. PlkE. o Bank ST.
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U THIS (Tuesday) EVENING. March 20, 1877.
Trotting- Purse oil $50; milo heats, 3 in5.
John Haxlett, sr. 4. Joe II.
j. Newman, b. T. Harvey.
y. Garfield, b. 8. Jack Haley.
Grand Trotting Match for sioO; mile heats sins.
Il. II. Uoty blk. y. Old Bob.
Win. brennan. blk. x. Ncwbrook
Trottng-Purse and Stake OF 500; mile, . In 8.
Win. Gallagher. b. z. Float
Jacob Lang, b. &. Bay jake.
j. McAuley, br Florence Scannel.
:, Pacing Race--rurse 500; mile heats Sin s.
Peter Nance, sr. 9. Julius II.
Owners b. X. Led Astray.
Win. bishops, y " John Taylor
VIM. Gaiiagher, blk &. Charley.
Match Running Race. catch weights Il mile and repeat
Rem0n Carrillo, cr. <. i. q.
J. CurIey. br IN. Maggie l.
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produced by tho Messra KIRALFy BROTHERS. sad with
all the sparkling music Of JACQrES OFFEEnACu.
GRAND CHORUS or 100 MIXED VOICES.
BEAUTIFUL NEW SCENERY.
SUPERB NEW COSTUMES.
GRAND ITALIAN and FRENCH BALLET CORPS.
The hye greatest Premeres Assoluta IN America.
Mile. DE ROSA Mile PALLApINO.
Mile. MACRl. Mile. MASCARlNA.
together with the renowned Sig MASCAGNO aud the cee.
brated grotesQue, ARNOLD kIRALFY,
AN EXTRAORDINARY CAST
- MONDAY. April 2-Engagcment OF the celebrated
Mr IOHN
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the sparkling Comedietta entitled
Mrs kEl'rlC.
written and arranged by ROBEgr HELLER. ESQ, Il
which many o. the most attractive and several original
49, vAGARIEs OF sPlRITiSM
will be developed.
MIS-. kEPTIC. Miss HELLEI
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

UcrloX HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON.
10. ~. 23 and - 18th St.
near University place.
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THIS DAY rUEspAN, AT 10 O'CLOCK.

, EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. AT 10 O'CLOCK
"a hours to three days trial horses warranted sound
THIS DAY TUEsDAY). AT 10 O'CLOCK.
TEAM DARK BAY HOSES. good names and tails
iost hands full; aud years old kind In single
kind; are good rce spirited drivers 81 great en-
durance do not shy or pull need no whip or urg-
ing have been used In city aud country; are not
SET DOUBLE 'HAkNEss. oroids mounting. made 10
order.
LIGHT LANDAU in good order by Brewster l. Co.
ASbso%Es s0Gs soRhEL o TEcrTiy ia osE
hands high. years old kind in all harness: has
!: not vice. fault trick OF any kind; does not shy
Or pull mas good square; open gait can iIos
everv way reliable Tor arv use: warranted sound
TRACK HARNEss nearly new, by kuck.
IOP :. y: ROAD WAGON, nearly new. by Co Miller
; BuTCHER'. DELIVERY ESTABLISHMES1-B Bay
Horso. 10 hands. = years Old Kind in single and
double harness; has been used In butchers
wagon: IL also u good roadster and An excellent
family horse. without faut Of any kind has also
been used u coupe; is stylish aud handsome AZ i
!. warranted sounG.
SET HARNESS good order tIfH
TOP DELIVERY WAGON. In good order. by S. Saul
VERY LIGHT COUPE. In good Urder, by j. b. Brew
DARK BAY corPE HORSE. IS hands high. = years
old Kind in all harness. free from vice has been
used In city aud country by family is not afraid
Of a locomotive or anything else; any can
J drive hin; warranted sound.
LIGHT COUPE, In good order. by Brewster. OF Brooms
TOP AND 40 TOP DEPOT WAGONS
SEVENTEEN oTHkR HORSES description slime Of
FIVE ror PONY PHAEroNs TO b. sold for account
whom may concern.
SIX TOP ROAD WAGONS.
LARGE ASSORTMENT Of every kind of CARRIAGE.
WAGON, HARNESS. Robes. blankets, &c.
Wsnther never intsrferes with our SAILS AT 10
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Table Tipping. Chair Rocking. Spirit Reading
Spirit Writing. Blood Writing ON the Arm-
THE MESsAGE on THE SLATE
with an expedition Of the famous SLADE TRICK.
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OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND MOST RELIABLE
HOUSE IN TtE CITY.
REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. AT 10 O'CLOCK
"a hours to three days trial sound
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HENRY A. DANIELS. n. D.,


rrHE CuEAP 90 WASH BOILER WASHES CLOTHES
by steam also Is dish vegetable and fruit washer
elusive territory given. 27l Broadway, basement.
G7SN Nnn ). DUFF Il CO., BANKERS,
~ OVsOOOs ~ Nassau st. Liberty, New York.
spanish Gold and Silver Havana Bank Bills
bought and sold.
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STORM AND SUNSHINE.
MUSICAL sketch. in which is shown how story told In
words may be better told in music.
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NEW YORK, TUESDAY, MARCH 90 ls77-TRIPIE SHEET
AAIUSEME.NTs.
HELLEKs WONDER THEATRE.
IL ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME,
being the fourth series OF
HELLER'S WONDERS.


HHl1EEssTfi EsTiaH EoSPss shssoH EH5trH - FHsoon4xAr.
'fiff STLLEa's .hs seas;s Ees6Ess. .Si:f; Of
The performance Of this automaton trapeis
tonishing No living trapeziss can equal Leosard
,u.,.., q. STORM AND SUNSHINE.
words may be better told in music.
the sparkling camsa,e.s, entitled
which q vasaSss s as Sp sriiTsT r
Ms. HtPTic...- .-.......................M HELLER
Table Tipping Chair Rocking. ,spr. Reading
sP,i,,irt w@ritinr @ Blood wri.lnr & on 81. Arm
with m expedition Of the famous sLADE TRICK.
Concluding with ROBERT nELLER's world nraou.
BOXING MEDIUM
MASTER MEDIUM M.........-,-...-.....Mis' HELLER
nArrsrrs wp5yRspTyF hxFEy SyFSIsS HsS ssIrsnDAr 4,
Children half price TO Matinee.
WALLAcK's
w Proprietor and Manage. -, VI, LESTER wALLAcK
EVERY ssaf M lAS4ss ASR siS5fSay ThHfxsx MATINEE.
THE AWFUL DAD
last MY Awful Dad 10 unqucstonabiy the brilliant
TiiE LovEsicKT, sAcHEL2Ra SENaI 2 Ra,,rcuv.x
ann THE WIDE AWAKE CLERKS,
THE 0ANNHis' THE rsih GggSAscEE,
aud THE ANGEL IN Az AThoN.
s,'is Mq5s4sR s,,. goss
Miss JosEpHiiiSE SAxER ars ~ JOHN I'M sGyToS and
others
BOX BOOK OPEN TWO WEEKS IN ADVANCE.
vrnEATRE COMIQrE, 0i4 BROADWAY.
lHARRIIAN 4 HART Rf.........,.......... Prcprietors
ps.ss Sa SSsSsd n NAY ASbrA I'll aHiEs
SE %a II S$s
nAS BiMLah HI SAEIEk Grand March ov tns Gallant osth
DOOTh's THEATRE PARTISAN JOLLITY.
l1JARKETT PALMER. Lessees and Managers
- Evening perform snccs concluded by I0:4u.
PALPABLE SUCCESS ot Juie. Verne comic spectacu-
lar Parlsian extravaganza
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-MAJOR CiiAX W BARKER. AucTi0XEER.
~. VERY speedy chestnut sldng. los$ high. years
superior sin gle driver and great pole horse
a lille In 40; warranted sound and kind.
-. 4 BEAUTIFUL bay brown t;eding, i;2h high year:
single double horse and one Of extraordinary promise
can trot mile IN s 90: warranted sound and kind
PAIR Of handsome and closely matched Vermont Nor
gan rich bay Gedings, weigh! aooo pounds i5h high
aud years old alike In drive dispositions and gait great
aud kind
THE ABOVE stock are offered st private SALE At reason
able figures. at BARKER SONS New York Tattersails
corner OF Broadway and 39ti w. edne
day March 81 NJ o'clock when. previously disposed
Of will then be sold ~ auction i.