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glad to serve as a school for the higher
education OF those not experienced in
choral singing. By this course fresh
voices are continually added, the are q
Of good musical Influence is enlarged,
and the objects OF the Society made more
effective.
| ASSOCIATE MEMBERS S-ANNUAL DUES, $40.
Associate members are entitled to
| two tickets to each of the concerts dur
| ing the season. At least four OF these
Iconcerts are given annually, aud the
musical entertainment thus offered is
considered an equivalent for the yearly
dues.
An additional inducement is presented
in the privilege acco ded to associate
members OF attending the weekly re-
hearsalS.
Members, both active and associate,
who JOIN at the present time, are en-
titled 30 all the privileges until January
l. 1879.
THE MALE CHORUS.
The organization of a male chorus IN
the Harmonic Society Is a novelty which
has met with remarkable success, 1t
does not interfere with the mixed
chorus, and will sing both in separate
concerts and the regular concerts. It's
"SuDOAo aiV Sai olully CuOseu llOm Lue
best singers in the city, the parts aIe
evenly balanced, the music selected is
varied and picturesque, and the renear-
sails have been thorough, having been
carried on during the past summer.
The following highly complimentary
note tells It's own story:
"CINclNNArI Sept. l, 1877.
"Io the President Of The Cincinnati Harmonic
Society:
"DEAR SIR Having for years wit
messed, Win great pleasure, the success
Of the Cincinnati Harmonic Society, we
desire to giyesome public recognition of
our hearty sympathy with its obi ct,
and our admiration of the results at
tanned.
"Ihere exists now in our community
a much higher appreciation OF classic
music, ana an ability TO render il in
such manner as not only to increase
The general enjoy m 1nt, but insure the
continued success of festivals that haye@
already made cincinnati famous. Tnat
to the Harmonic Society our citizens
are chiefly indebted Tor these results
we can not dOubi, and we trust 1T will
continue TO receive a generous share OF
public attention and support.
''THEo. STANwoOD, K. Il. SPRINGER,
"A. 5. " INsLUW, l.. b. HARRISON,
JOHN oHILLITo, Il. ID. LINCOLN,
IN. BARTHOLOWI ROBT. MITCHELL,
"kUFUS KING, J. Is. STALLO.n
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Administrators Sa Q of Real Estate.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
IN SATURDAY, the I'D day OF Sc tember.
1911 on the premises In the notice described,
in North Bend, Hamilton County, OAiO, and
near the Ice Houses, at II o'clock A. NJ,
shall offer for sale the following real estate:
part of Lot numDer twelve (l2), of subdl-
vision of estate of VIM. Henry Harrison, de-
&C ased, in Section IA, township !, Fractional
RaLge 2, as the same is recorded in Plat Book
No. ?, page l46. or the records OF SAID COunty.
ana described as beng all that part "1 sand
Lot lying south OF a line drawn along the mid
ne OF the Turnpike Road 'eading from Lincin-
natl along the north bank Of the Onio hiyer TO
>orth Bend and Cleves, and extending from
said line to the Ohio River, and Containing four
~ acres more or less, as am dIrecte and Or
cred to no 50 by an order Of sale issued by
The Probate Court OF said County and to me di-
,ected, in case No. AIR, OF Elizabeth Gates, Ad
ninistratrix, &c, ys. John Is. Gates, MINOR,
and others.
Terms Of Sale-One-half cash, balance In
one ant two years with interest, and NOTES &C.
cured by mortgage Oh the premises.
Appraised at $40, subject to the dover OF
he WIDOW OF John Is. Gates, deceased, therein.
ELiZ ABEtH GAfE-,
ADM nistratrix of John b, Gates, dtceis d.
August "A, lSlL au4'itF
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PLUMBING, &c.
LEGAL.

EGA L.-BARNARD TRI MPE WILL
| take notice that on tn 7th Day Of Dccem-
Der. 1876, Joseph Batter filed his pet tion
aga nst him in the Court OF Common Pleas OF
Hamil on County, Ohio cease No. 5l,l2p, the
object ani pray er Of which is to recover
Judgment against hIm for c sum OF two hum
dred and ninety nine dollars and seven cents.
with in crest thereon from the 9Th day OF juno,
1867. being for money paid IN satisfac. ion of q
Judgment rendered in Wayne County, Indiana,
thereof, against plaintiff as surety for defend
Mt upon certain promis5ory note, ex"ute
to one G. Frank Il Co., and that he pear and
answer said petition on or b;fore tn Sd day OF
| Noyemb n, 1877. lie is ais notified that a writ
| Of garnishee process has been served on Joseph
| n ehaus, Executor OF the estate OF Henry
rrlmpe deceased. nj. Il \RY,
| se4-6tF Attorney for Plaintiff.
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CLARENCE MORRIS, Aujutaut.

Colonel Moore, CHAIRMAN OF the Re.
ception Committee, invites all Of the Sol
diers' and sailors Veteran Associations
OF the Late war, and all ex-soldiers who
do not belong to any vi the associations,
10 ioin in the reception OF President
HAYES. The full programme of arrange.
menls will be published i'll Tomorrow
papers.
: Companies A and b of the First o. N.
q, Dayton, have accepted an invitation
by Col. Robinson to be present In this
city Saturday night at President Hay es'
reception, and Will accompany the
nuests 10 Cincinnati.
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"Oa the Banks OF the Elbe," Waltz
by X schreiner, as played by Carr
Beyers German Military Band, ar
ranged for the piano just published by
John eau. ch & Co. "Get a,Wi.,, Young
Man." coMlc song anu cIOrus, BY j, z
Shelly, is just published by f. W. Hell
mick as the fourth number in the seri 9
VI vocal gems.
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Glenn's sulphur soap is composed of the
pu:est and most cmolllent oils united with
Alkalies, prepared by chemists Of celebrity,
and well mixed with the be It sulphur. Hence
cheeks with the hue OF youth, bringing ont
the ruddy freshness and glow Of health. and
impartlng brightness to the eye and cheer
fulness u every expression. So d by drug
gsts, groeers ana fancy goods dealers
New York.
hill's Hair and Whisker Dye. black a brown
j0C- MW&F
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ORERLIN COLLEGE.

Collegiate and Prepara =
tory Departments Elective studies. Adj
mits both sexes. No saloon temptations. Best
Of religious influences. Thorough ami cheap
Tuition incidentals AMI library foes only SCI a
wear. Over 1, 200 students annually. For fuller
MORN alton address j. ii. FAIRCHILD, Presi
dent, or j. d. 4. MARSH, secretlry, Oberlln.
ohio, aus d&w,u
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FIRE IN CAMP WASHINGTON.
Glue StOre.hOuse Communications
$4,000.

Glue StOre.hOuse Communications
$G,OUO.
A few minutes before IL O'Clock last
night an alarm was sounded from Box
2Sl. The fire proved to be In the glue
store-house Of Thomas j. Stevens g. Co.
corner OF Marshall avenue and Coleraiu
Pike. The building was two-story
frame, and contained about $40, 900 worth
OF stock. The factory itseli, a strong,
solid building, is situated about "A square
away on Marshall avenue. No one
knows how the fire originated, thou n i.
10 suspected that some tramps did it.
The Saloon-keeper al tue opposite COR
der was the first TO see it, and turned IN,
the alarm. A large portion OF the Dull -
ing was saved, and a good deal OF the
stock, although damaged by water, CAL
be utilized again. The loss will MOI
exceed 5000, allowing $4,000 loss
stock and $1,000 ON me uulIumv. Tn,
building was tuIly insured, mostly !,
home companies. On lhe e..,,,K Mr.
stevens Insurance was as follows;
Allemania, Of Pttsburg ................ $500
FrunaA's lns. Conn., Jany of Cincinnati. $500
All
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COMPOSITION ROOFER.
GEO. KLEIN.

COMPOSITIOS ROOFER, OFFICE, 23l,
233, 2i5 W. Third st., Cincinnati, o. Fire
proof gravel, cement and elastic felt roofs
roofing material for sale. All new work war
Fanted. mh2l UNIV F6M
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and pretGier young ladies on these two
streets than can be found on the same
number OF squares in any other part of
the city,
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EDUCATIONAL

School of Design, University Of
Cincinnati.
TINE REGULAR SESSION WILL OPEN
1 on MONDAY, September n. 1877, in Gin
cinnatI College Building. For information
address sel3-8t Il. B. DISNEY, Clerk.
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HARMONIC SOCIE CY.
The Programme for the Season Z
lS77-7S.

The Programme for the Season of
IS77-7S.
The rehearsals for the present season
begin on Monday night, September II, at
MelJdeon Hall, at 7:3) ? NJ.
The Society announces q series oil
concerts of the most original and at
Iractive character. There will be four
OF these concerts, to take place In No
yember and December, 1877, and Janu-
AIRY and February, 1878 at each Of which
will be produced new and beautiful COM
posilions. Among them will be:
"Miriam's Song" by Schubert. This
ia an important choral work, arranged
for ALTO solo, quartette and chorus. Ii
is full of the exquisite melodies which
distinguish this great master.
"When Israel Oat OF Egypt Camel
Mendelssohn. One Of the tna6t OF Men
delssohn's works, and has never been
sung in this CITY.
"Hymn 70 opring'-Goldmark. Re.
Gently composed by the eminent author
new 50 popular in Germany. IL is some
what difficult OF execuClon. but fresh
and full Of character.
Motette-Bach. One OF the celebrated
IN otettes OF Bach will be sung, and the
| COnCSTJb VIII VIC OtueI Wlbt cul Will
vocal and instrumental talent OF tht
pest description.
| ACTIVE MEMBERS.
The requirements for active member
ship are mat the candidate shall have 1
good voice, and know how 10 sing
| Whenever there is any doubt upon thit
point an examination will be made by
committee. In this, as in other Chora
Societies, it is desirable that the choru
should consist Of the best singers. Ii il
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University of Cincinnati.

TIME REGULAR SESSION OPENS SEPT
/ %, 1877. For Circulars, address
selO,l3t 4. b. DISNEY, Clerk.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY
tiOn 0f an eminent physician.

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/. Fevers, Congestion Infammations, Is
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G. ChOlern-Morbus, Vomiting, 70
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These remedies are sent by the
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homeopathic Medicine Co.,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-22

Coon ADv1CE.-Now Is the time Of
year for Pneumonia, Lung Fever, &c.
Every family should have bottle Of
BosCnEE's GERMAN SYRUP. Don't al
low for one moment that cough to take
hold Of your child, your family or your
self. Consumption, Asthma, Pneumonia,
Group, Hemorrhages, and other fatal dis.
eases may set in. Although it is true
GERMAN SYRUP is curing thousands Of
these dreaded diseases, yet it is much bet
ter to have it at hand when three doses
will cure you. One bottle will last your
whole family winter and keep you safe
from danger. II you are consGmptive,
do not rest until you have tried this rem.
edy. Sample bottles 10 cents. Regular
size IS cents. Sold by your Druggist.
Wholesale agents, Logan, List & Co., and
Laughlin Bros, & Co. eod&w
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CUMBERLAND AND NORTH BRANCH
RAILROAD CoMpANY.-SeCretary OF State
Brady yesterday issued a certificate oil
incorporation 10 the Cumberland and
North Branch Railroad Company, to con.
struct and operate railroad in the State
Of West Virginia, beginning at a point
on the Potomac river, in Mineral county,
opposite and near the city Of Cumberland
Md, by a route following the north
branch Of the Potomac river to point
on the Potomac river on the line between
Maryland and West Virginia, opposite
or nearly opposite, W, DNwson's church,
in Allegheny county, Md. The prin.
cipal business office OF the pro.
posed corporation shall be estab.
lished and maintained at the eastern
terminus Of the said proposed railroad.
The corporation is to continue in exist
ence for forty years from the recording
Of the certificate; the capital stock will
be 100000; the shares shall be 1000 in
number, OF the par value Of $50 each.
The incorporators are Arthur P. Cor.
man, OF Howard county, Nd; Floyd
Louwdes, of Allegheny county, Nd;
Michael Bannon, Of Anne Arundel couu.
ty, Nd; Patrick Hamill, Of Garrett
county, Nd; VIM. II. Bans, of Balti.
more, Nd; Vim. Walsh, of Allegheny
county, Md; Jacob S. Jamisson, Of ALE.
gheny county, Md.
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Mr.. JAMES W. ALEXANDER is meeting
with great success in renovating carpets
The superiority Of his method is attesteI
by all that have engaged him, among
whom are Mrs, r. c. DaIzell, of Wheel.
ing; Mrs. ]. A. Armstrong, OF the Island;
Mrs. L. P. Rhodes and Mrs. D. E. Howell
OF Bridgeport. The carpets are cleaned
without removing from the floor or furn.
iture from the room. II removes dirt,
grease and stains, and restores the origl-
nal color without the slightest injury to
the finest carpets, no difference how bad.
ly faded. Heguarantees satisfaction, or
no pay. Orders left at 7. j. Cartwrights
music store, opposite Grant House,
Wheeling, or addressed in care Of Rhodes
House, Bridgeport, will be promptly at.
tended to. Give him a cali.
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YESTERDAY morning two amateur fish.
ermen took leaky boat and went up the
river TO fish. The strength Of the water
they drank, the thrilling nature of their
employment, or the heat Of the sun over.
came them, and they fell asleep and al.
lowed their boat to drift away in the
current. She gradually filled with water
and was on the point of sinking, when
the perilous condition Of the sleepers was
observed by.a man on shore, who FASTENED
out in small boat and rescued them.
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A TOUGH CUsToMER.-Some amuse-
ment was afforded Main street clerks
yesterday by joking jeweler. A deaf
and dumb man entered a jewelry store
and asked, in writing, to be directed to a
certain clothing house. The exact loca.
ton OF the store was written on a card
and handed 10 the mute, and he took his
departure. Ashe was walking down the
street, the ieweler called to couple oil
Israelite clothiers next door that the
man wanted 10 buy a suit Of
clothes. The clothiers, on the alert
for u customer, started after the
mute, and walked with him a fall square,
talking up their business the entire dis
lance. Finally they returned rather
crestialIen, and when asked as to their
success replied that the stranger was the
toughest customer they ever tackled, as
he wouldn't say whether he wanted any
clothes or not, and in fact didn't say any.
thing:
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HOTEL PERsoNA1s.-AmoDg the late
arrivals at the hotels are the following :
McLre-L. G. McAdams, F. King,
Warrenton, O.; S. T. Monroe, Martins.
burg; K, G, Naylor, Fairmont; Charles A.
Mason, Warrington; r. L. Whiting and
wife, Barnesville, O.; P. D. Bentley, Graf.
ton; +. T. Bartlett, Steubenville.
Sidmm-H. B. Grove, Springfield, O.;
VIM. Woodburn, Cameron; W. w. Glen.
denen, A. W. Kuhn, Wellsturg; S. W.
Loller, Miss Louisa Boenar, Cameron;
Charles r. Rowans, GAINESVILLE; &. Ora.
ham, Sistersvillc.
81. James-CIarence Vinlon, Miss Jen.
ME Vinton, Miss Mollie Peterson, New
Castle, Pa; W. II. Mckinney, Ed.
Mckinney, George Graham, Smithlield;
Norman A. Kuhn, Salem, o; Z. J. Davis,
Cameron, W. Va; S. T, Coe, Middleport,
Ohio.
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RIVERSIDE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
The Secretary Of State yesterday issued a
certificate Of incorporation to the River.
side Building Association, "for the pur.
pose OF raising money to be loaned among
the members Of such corporation, for use
in buying lots or houses orin building OF
repairing houses; which corporation shall
keep its principal office or place Of bust.
ness in Wheeling" and is to expire on
the first day Of May, 1887. The sum Of
$3.50 has been subscribed 10 the capital
stock, Of which amount $go has been paid
in, with the privilege of increasing the
said capital, by sales'of additional shares
10 $4,000. The cspitalstoek is divided
into shares Of $40 each, as follows
Jacob Hull, James McAdams, James E
Hanes, John r. HITLER, VIM. G, Hapdlan,
all Of Wheeling, one share each.
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READING RooM.-The members OF the
Chaplinc Street Temperance Union have
opened reading room in the hall over
Parker Bros. store, Market Square,
which was donated to them for the pur.
pose for six months by that firm. The
room has been nicely fitted up, and fur.
nished with benches, desks, etc. The trus.
tees Of the old Rough and Ready Fire
Company have decided TO turn over the
library Of the company, consisting OF
some 900 volumes, to this Union, and it
will shortly be removed to the reading
room.
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-
ExTRAoRpn,ARx BARaAns m PrAsos
AND oReANs,-our readers viii hardly
credit II when we tell them how low 1
Eirst.class Piano or Organ can be bought
at Adams & Lucas, 1921 Market street.
For instance:
A fne carved Knabe Piano, seven 90
tayes, as good as new, for 1876; first cost
$3.50.
An elegant rosewood Piano, carved
legs, seven octayes, (can not be told from
new one) for S265; first cost $500.
Other good secondhand Pianos at from
$40 to $50.
Splendid new Pianos Of the bes. makes,
including Steinway, Knabe, Hazelton and
others, at from $500 to $1,000.
In the line Of Organs Messrs. Adams 4
Lucas sell the Mason & Hamlin, Smith
American, and several other makes, at
the lowest possible priCes-irohl Ss5 tO
$500. Some very good secondhand Or
ganS as low a. $40 10 500. Altogether, d
better variety cen not be found in any
music store,
Terms Of payment will be made to puil
all responsible parties, while Tor cash q
very liberal discount will be made.
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THE rapidly increasing popularity Of
the various medicoted preparations Of
the McLain Brothers is not matter Of
surprise to us, as a visit to their exten.
sive and well appointed laboratory would
convince any one that in the selection Of
only pure and unadulterative drugp, and
the careful compromising Of them they
are not, nor cannot be surpassed any.
where. They strive for perfection only.
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Rose EYTINGE.-Manager Hamilton
takes pleasure in announcing 10 the citi.
zens Of Wheeling, that he has effected an
engagement with this wonderful actress,
who will appear at the Opera House on
Monday evening, May 18th. Miss Eytinge
will be supported by Lewis Morrison's
superb Dramatic Company, composed Of
artists called from the leading theatres
Of New York and Boston, and which is Of
such rare excellence that last season un-
aided by any star attraction, the Morri.
son Company made brilliantly success
full tour Of the country. Miss Rose
Eytinge, who to-day stands without n
rival the greatest emotional actress, will
appear in N. NJ. Nus & Belots grandly
powerful drama, "Aiiss Mutton" which
was played by her over two hundred con.
secutive nights at the Union Square
Theatre, New York, and which
secured for her one Of the most
remarkable dramatic triumphs on
record. The character Of Miss Sarah
Mutton as created by Miss Eytinge will
forever stand chronicled In the tones of
American dramatic history. So great
has been the success OF this gifted lady
that the famous impressario Slrakosch
has secured her for forty weeks next sea.
son, twenty-five Of which will be spent in
Europe and eighteen in this country. For
this engagement Miss Eytinge receives
$4,000, the largest salary ever given to
an American actress.
Mr.. Lewis Morrison, who affords Miss
Eytinge leading support, is we'll known
as one Of the finest actors in America, he
having supported Miss Adelaide Nelson
through her immense California engage.
ment Miss Josephine Craig, the pretty
soubrette of the Park Theatre, forms a
most attractive feature Of this strong
company. The sale Of reserved seats
will commence on Thursday morning.