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FRIDAY, THE 2Orn DAY OF JUNE 1879

mn
FRIDAY, THE 2Oru DAY OF JUNE, 1879,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. ~, tho following real
estate, situated In the Eighth Wad Of The city Of
Wheeling; that Is 10 say: Lots numbered on the plSt
Of the city Of Wheeling nine 0 ten lO, thirteen Isl
fourteen fifteen (lb and sixteen lI6) In square
numbered iorty;hre tls) and coal lot nWmGered
twenty -elght (2S), In South Wheeling.
Also, lots Of ground numbered i've ISL six (6l seven
eight lS, sixteen ll6, twenty one2 twenty .twO
2, twenty three 49, and tWcty -four lgI In square
numbered eighteen u.s., In South Wheeling, and an
other lot Of ground designated and called coal lot
Numbered twenty-teyen tS7), according To plat Of
south wheeling aud the partition made between the
Merchants and Mechanics HANG Of Wheeling and the
heirs Of SAni.A spnGy, X. Z, Woods and franklin W.
KNOX and the following lot aud coal privileges ia
south Wheeling: Coal lot numbered tGenty.Lix (2Gl
and the coal and the privilege thcrcuntO appertainnE
fronting three hundred and thirty-seyen S feet on
eighth W street, according TO the plat u said town
aud the PARTITION made between the Merchants aud
Mechanics Bank Of Wheeling and the heirs OF Samuel
SprtIg, Il. Z. Woods and +. W. Knox, on when
ground, ora part thereof, the Washington Mills were
situated now removed; also lois numbered fifteen
lb), nineteen l9l and twenty co., In square NUM-
bered eighteen (is situated Ia SOGih Wheeling also
lois numbered thirteen C5) and fourteen IA, IN
square numbered eighteen (ISi, situated III South
Wheeling, being the property belonging 10 Henry W
Drakeley, deceased, purchased by him at the trust
sale made BY d. Darragh, Of the Norway Iron Manu-
iacturpg Company, except the buldiRgs aud machine
cry, which have been removed thee rom,
The said property will be offered Ia separate mar
GELS, except the coal lots Nos. 20, n and hich will
be offered together and the other lots will be sold
senantely or together In such manner as will pro-
dlee the greatest price.
The terms Of the sale shall be- The one. third and
a innch more as the purchaser may desire 10 pay in
hand the remainder Of the purchase money 10 be
secured oy notes At one and two years each with In
terest from the day Of SALE the notes 10 Be secured TO
the satiacoH Of the trustee, and the title TO he re-
taine1 until the purchase money shall he paid
II the property shall net all 10 sold on the said 10th
gay OIL June, 1879, the same shall be continued from
day TO day until completed.
DANIEL pECK,
az =, Special Commissioner.
MnH ll -. In
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Financial and Commercial.
BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YoRK, June 3.-SioSEY-NIarket easy
at 3a4 per cent. Prime mercantile paper
SIfa6 per cent. Sterling Exchange Bankers
hillssteadyat as7N. Sight Exchange on New
York 81 S9Il.
Dry goods imports for the week amount to
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PRIcE-5Occnts per gallon, 81 per 10 gallon
key, s. per hali.barrel, $40 per barrel.
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PhIIndeIphln.

PmIL4pELrurA, June l3.-Flour-Quiet but
firm; Minnesota extra family, good 81 rs;
choice to fancy S 0Oa5 Is Ohio do good IS 50;
Michigan do good s. 10; do choice S. so;
Indiana do choice S. IS; Minnesota Iatent
process 1915. Rye Flour Unchanged. Wheat
Quiet Michigan white, depot, 81 lG; No. 2
red, elevator 81 lax. Corn-Quiet; heated
on trick 25a30c; rejected 32aS7c; steamer
do S7aS0c. 0ats-Lcss active; dark mixed 80
a4Oc; light do Ale; fair to good white Acc.
Provisions and unchanged. Lard
Western 6Na6lEc. Butter-Dull and heavy;
creamery extra l5al6c; New York State and
Bradford county, Pa extra lie; Western Re.
serve extra l0al2c. Eggs-Firm western 13c.
CheeSe-Steady; creamery GXa7c. Petroleum
Firm; refined at Ike; crude &c. Whisky
Steady; vest RI 81 90.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.


Thomas Drakely, Charles Dnkelcy and others.
In Chaneery. In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling,
Pursuant to decree entered 10 tho above entitled
cause on tho 18Th day Of May, 1879, the undersigned
Special Commissioner will sell al public auction, 10
the highest and best bidder At tho front door Of The
Court House Of Ohio county, State Of West Virginia.
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What those curative properties arC seems to
be beyond the comprehension Of all scientists.
I being the inst one to drink Of the modern
diabetes, one that baflled the skill Of the most
scientific men at home and abroad. But the
angel Of health constantly troubles these
waters, and every week develops remarkable
cures. Col. RICHARD DUNBAR,
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:! General e. Agent for Pennsylvania, Ohio and

JOSEPH FLEMING.
81 Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pamphlets mailed free,
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COURT SALES.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
Desirable DWELLING Houses.

In pursuance Of a decree made by the Municipal
Court Of Wheeling on the III day Of April 1870 In
the caiSe IN chancNTy In said Court, pending wherein
The Central building Association No, is complainant
signed Special Commissioners named In saId decree,
will on
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bNy kONA9 HSAk1 ANA WV VIVA uHlVhHN W
$50, 900.
GovERHXENrs-Firni.
United States g Of 1881,
new
New Four and
New FouIg
Currency
RAILROAD BoNps-strong.
STATE BoNDs-Dnll.
Shipments Of gold already engaged for to.
morrOw's steamer amount to $600,0O
STOcEs-1he market was weak In the early
dealings, and declined halM per cent, the
latter Union Pacific, but subsequently bet.
ter feeling prevailed, and Kansas Pacific ad.
Vanced 2 per cent to So the general list selling
up AalX per cent. During the afternoon
under 4lles to realize improvement was par.
TALLY lost, and the market closed about steady
In tone.
Transactions aggregated l5l 900 shares, OF
which 1900 were Erie, 1900 Lake Shore,
5000 Wabash, 1900 Northwestern common,
5000 preferred, 10000 st. Paul common,
1900 preferred, 2l,OOO IaCkawanna, 1900
New jersey Central, 1000 Michigan Central,
5000 Union Pacific, 1850 Hannibal & St. Joe,
1000 Western Union, $500 Kansas City &
Northern, 1900 Kansas Pacific, and 1000
Louisville and Nashville.
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New YoRK, June l3.-Cotton-Quie al
IL l3-l6al2 l5-lGc. Flour-Moherately active
superline State and western So 40aS 10; com.
mon to good extra s. coal 90; good to choice
81 05a4 so; white wheat extra s. 55a5 95;
extra Ohio 81 00a6 90; st. Louis s. OOa6 90
Minnesota patent process 50 O0a7 rs. Wheat
-Firmtr; rejected spring 75a7Gc; No. 4 do
SSc; No. 8 do 0Ga0iISc; No. edo 81 05al 90 ;
ungradel do S5caSl o.; ungraded winter red
81 lOal IL; No. 8 do 81 AK; No. 9 do 81 is
al 10. No. l do 81 ISHa1 10; No. . amber
81 49, mixed winter 81 lGLS; ungraded white
81 05; No, . white 81 Az; No / do, sales
6.OOO bushels at 81 II. Rye Quiet but
steady; No. . western G0Xa62c. Barley
Dull. Malt-Quiet and unchanged. Corn
Quiet; ungraded 39alS%c; No. 8, 4OIIa4lc:
steamer 43a431lc; No. 2, 43Ifa4334c; white
western 48c, Oats-Heavy; rejected 3GlSc
No. 8, size; do white 3SIfc; No. 9 30a90 &c;
do white S91SaS9AC; No. l. S9%c; yellow
Wisconsin 81 11za30c; white western 3Qa4S1<c.
Hay--Dull. ltOps-Quiet but firm. Coffee
-NOminally unchanged. Sugar-Fair to
good refining 0 5.lGa8 7.l6c. Molasses-
Quiet but steady. Rice ominally unchang.
ell. Petroleum-Dull; United Use; crude
6ha7Nc; refined T9Sc. Tallow-Steady and
UNCHANGED. RoSin-Dull and unchanged,
Turpentine-Stcady at 26kc. Eeps-Nonlin.
ally unchanged. Pork--Firm: old mes
- Is; new $40 9Oal0 80. Beef-Steady. Cut
Meafs-Firm; long clear mildles S. lox ;
short clear IS IS. Lard-Easier; prime steam
&c 40aG Az. Butter-ITeavy; western Ga
l6Xc. ChGeSe--Nominal; western SXaOl1c
Whisky-Firm at 81 OK bid; 81 0S asked.
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decided upon. but the American tour will certainly
not commence until next spring.

decided upon but the American tour will certainly
not commence until next spring.
''Tho Mulligan Chowder." at the Theatre Comiaue'
bids fair to equal its predecessors. The audiences
are large and the Jun contagious. The crowd VIII
welcome the present cool nights. Harrigan and Hart
have evidently hit "A popular taste.
Rud. Bal, the musical director OF the beautiful
number of original compositions. which one OF our
principal publishers has deemed sufficiently attrac-
the lovers of solid music to reproduce for the
piano.
The theatrical season at Ford's Opera House,
Baltimore comm e1ced last night with the comic
enthus astc and the reception of the opera was OF
hattering character. Marie Bocke sung the leading
part and was well supported. The choruses were
full and handsomely sung. The opening was brill
liant one in every way.
Mr.. John Hollingshead has published the follow
inc concerning the receipts of the Coincide Fran
caise while at the Gaiety Theatre, London 1.-The
forty-two performances yielded sum of fl9 800 l4s
Cd The thirty-six night representations produced
an average of f47O for each representation, and the
six matinees produced a similar average OF 1885,
the general average for the forty-two representa-
tions being fA72. The largest house f571
when Hermann was played. and the smallest f3a9
when .Tartufle' and La Joie Fait Peur' were
played The .Sphnx'--inuch abused by the press
was played three times to average OF 1882 each
represen tation.
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SPOKEN.

Ship Haidon Nor,, Jacobsen, from Antwerp for New
Snip Nj. @ from Antwerp for Now York.
Ship yentu stetson from New York for AMER July ID,
%a july G%S ar rs%f7 fro" for
Ship Worcester , ,sr cs x from Now York for
Ship Geo Bewley r) Bewley. from Liverpool for San
ssa l Antwerp for New
York l6 miles sw Of fos altar Bii1 Mr. 1,vo,
as sa Now York for San
Ship Fsyor,a Gsr Peters from Bremen for America
Bark Mary stewart ODD. McLaren, from Newry for Bal
timore. July 80 lat 40 lon 80
more july 81 of the Lizard.
ably bark Mnna Ger from Wilmington NC, for stetn)'
rd S july 49, 81 Snsfrd from AA''' for Nc"
YORK . July yc q. lat 10, lon H.
Bark Bristol (,r Manson. from London for New York
Bark Goni!o, Tarabocha t.1g. Tarsbochia, from New
Bark Tgrs aus cosuch, from oadia for Boston. July
july st i ,@p miles so 81 overs light vessel VOW
Bark RomanoT .Brl. Healy from Dublin for Philade
Bark Ciytic (Br Tate from London for Quebec. Aug
Bark Arracan Ger. Cassens, from Amsterdam for Gal
Bark Suovo Ncol dta6, from Dublin for New York
July &c: lat 40. Ion % 80
Bark Harriet Hickman tBr,. Smith, from Antwerp fol
New York. Aug =, lat 10. lon 30.
Bark Lebanon Br Flynn, from Huanillos for Europe
July H. lat 81 n, Ion 3S W.
Liberia. Fossett from Now York for Sierra Leone
July H. lat 81 n Ion 3S W.
Bark Diigenta Sr>. Kane from Gloucester for Bati
/ more, Aug 3, lat 80, Ion IL.
Bark Duppel Ger, Ehoff from Quebec for Dublin Aug
| 3 lat 80, Ion II.
Bark Light Brigade (Br), Mcdonald, from Queenstown
| for Bal timore, Aug =, lat 80. Ion IA
Bark Azelia Br) Sears from New York for Mauritius
| July 10, lat ~ n, Ion 30 w.
Bark Srian Star DR. Goudey from Great Yarmouth fol
| Philadelphia. Aug 16. lat Al. Ion 81
Bark Fredsoe Nor, Jensen, from Truro for New York
| Aug 10, lat Al. Ion 81.
Brig Hamilton (Br. Perre. from Pensacola for Queens
town. Aug TO- lat 26 50. Ion ~ So
Brig r. II Todd Mcclure, from Wilmington, NC, for Rio
Janeiro. July IL. lat 81 n, Ion Sow
Schr Mary Cook. from Pensacola for New Haven Aul
| 8. lat rs Ion 81 30.
Schr Radnka" reported AM. July Is lat 35 n Ion n
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, AUGUST 49, sewITH SUPPLEMENT-

RouEN. Aug ARRIVED. Gentori, Agnese. Baltimore;
7th. Mod. Knudsen New York.
Cleared 9Th. En- Swendborg. Brown New Orleans: Gar
diecke. Ramussi. Philadelphia
SH.RrNkss Aug 7-Arrived Thule. Sioman. Quebec.
saed oth Eclipse 90, Homan. Cardiff and New YORK
TN, Ihetis. Anderscn Miramachi; All ThorbJornsen,
Baltimore 9Th, Medora. Johannesen Mrsmachi.
SHIELDS. Aug 6-Sailed. Fascalia Isl, --. New York
srRANvAEI Aug 5-Sailed Globe, McGaon. Quebec
SWANSEA. Aug ARRIVED. Bride. Skinner. Bull River
SLIGO. Aug 5-Sailed Carlottn Gallo New York
Soderhamn.
Sailed to 4h, Louise, Ewert York; 5th. Souvenir,
Andreasen. do.
SALoSIcA, june 2a-Arrived sloe Martinoch New
Criletich, do. -
sAvoSA, Aug 3-sailed. Andrea Antonio, zanelii New
SUEx Aug 7Saiied Breco shire (s) sturrock rom Yo
kohama and Annoy New York. "
SALT POND, July 13-In port, 4 X Weldon Wise, from
Appam.
TRooN, Aug 3-Sacd Robert Godfrey Travis. Trinidad.
WEsrPoRT, Aug Elm port, Cometen. Hallengren tor
New York, ready to sail.
MHIrBy. Aug 6-Arrved. Chatham, Harm. Quebec
WEST HARILErooL, Aug ARRIVED, Douglas Castle.
John sen Quebec
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BARK Asrolsrrrr Aus, Daimieh. from Bona june u.
about lat ii 20 Ion g. disma having lost her
in gale from 81 % NE Aug She was boarded by the
in her hold The were preparing to
bremen Delaware Breakwaler She feundered at 30
Pm the 18th
BRIG BELLE G3r john from Shediac FOR Pembroke put
load during heavy weather July l.
Sem MARTHA MCLEAN, from North. Bay for Portland
%p "a iSsU A''' aus WIN '''' ''"'' - '''
scnr JONI HURST from Philadelphia; with coal for
Newmarket. sunk by steamer Camden tBr). from
Genoa, below Newcastle morning of 18th. All hands
scnR UNION from New York for Frederick Del. sprung
aleak off Cape May Aug and sunk off Thorntons Point
GLOUCESTER, Mass Aug lsuNers was received In this
Of the sshr Cadet Capt AndeFs9 II, at Langad NJ
surcd ''N'N
s Hn Mass. arrived 'ar Emas
SS on The 9th when oil LShsys mh wo linen
travis were lost it is supposed by the upsettg OF their
The brig Rowena of Prince Edward Island in charge of
prize crew from the fishing scr Reform OF Malone Bay
East Cape PI and was picked up by aban
doned and was got OIL in good order
New York before reported being ashore ut schoode
Island and towed off, arrived here she hsS as
sold here to-day auction and realized 81 10 per Dbl
n @ aS sss
ing damaged in leaving Montreal and had to be as
into East India wharf examined by divers. The
found be trivial and she will proceed to-
Mclean ship rooIsear left port Yesterday
alleging that the vessel is seaworthy.
WASHINGTON. DC, Aug ls-The Signal Corps station at
II res Del repo the Chief Signal Officer at S:l2 Pm
aIoows THE wreckng schr Edwin Post came ashore
this evening the steamboat pier She lies well on
The saved. A schooner is also re-
ported ashore ut Rehoboth Beach, station No. 2
Wreckers have gone TO her assistance"
WILMINGTON. NC, Aug 1S-A severe storm is prevailing
here bark Marie Ger. Permien. has been dismasted;
banks Indiana Br Evans Kate Roushed u5r, Williams,
the schr Powell ashore below the river.
have their assistance Brig Thor Swed ar
rived with sails split.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORIED HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
steamer Arizona r Jones' Liyorpool Aug s. va and
Jams d Guion. Aug H. lat 81 20 Ion u passed bark
S an ta n %s bound
a 40 Ion 80 80 schooner rugged steamer with blaet fun
Steamer scotia sr spttal, Palermo July - Sorrento
Henderson Bros Had strqng gales during the entire
sSo~Ss 5aand veil vi D'''n snip
steamer Reading. Colburn, Philadelphia. with coal to
Bark livingstone Nor Bowi,z, Dublin 81 days. in bal
n % %a from New S %
iron ore, dsmasted and leaking having encountered
sS,p ornen Sor Nelson :rom bremen for Delaware
in
Fqneh Fly oS Rr,rs barbados - DAVIS wit, .n.r
schr Walter ii Thorndike tof Rockland Me-. Pierce
Point-a Prc IL days with sugar to Dwight Platt
sehr James Butler Jolino, Beaufort, NC. days. with
sehr J C willctts. wille:ts, Virginia
schr Jessie J. Leach, Inmsn. Virginia.
Schr A Alcott, Loveland. Virginia.
which n lsS% *
passed John Fought Csw Carlson, from New York
Of Chester DR., from do for Liverpool.
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
schr saarbruck. Clark. Windsor. Ms for New York
schr q " Cummings. Chadwick. Boston for Now York
sehr Sea Bird Campbell Danversp9rt Ton New York
New York.
schr X q Whdcn. Ferris Warren, RI for New York.
Schr Alfred Howe. Ellis Warren, RI for New York.
schr Sarah " Blake, Briggs, Digh,on for New iers
schr Haze. Warwick Providence for New York
schr J Clark. Nicbcrson. Providence for New York.
Schr Rescue Jones' Providence for New York.
shr wv \ Bows" so los Es New York
schr Westwlnd, Roamcr. Providence Tor y CIV York
schr Charles i Sinnekson. Blizzard. Providence for
New York.
schr Lady Ellen. Howe, Providence for New York.
sehr Harriet a Rebeeea Niekerson Providence for
Now York.
Schr Lucia Ives. Jones Newport for New York.
sclir Anthony Burton, Johnson Pawtucket for New
York.
chr Joseph Hall Hamilton Portland Ct for New ork
Schr Chci, smith. Norwich for New York
schr Ida Palmer, Palmer, Stamford for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Rrir Don Jacnto Hartman New York for video
Sclr Eva Diycrty. candy, Amboy for Providence.
Schr WIN I E,mci. rhbble. Amboy for New London.
The detained In tho roads above owing the
NE storm.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER ASHLAND before reported towed into Lewis,
Del with shaft broEen arrived In Philadelphia 18TH In
Tor repairs.
SHip Brl from Glasgow for New York col.
Tide. IA tue Jlyde Aug with the steamer Devonia tIsr
York. aud received slight damage She repaired
aud sailed from trecnock on the Sth
BARK ST. ANDREW ti,r. from New York for Dunkirk.
which Halifax Quebec Aug rs. with loss
spars and pumps chok cd, discharge for
Ang H.
BARK NELSON tI,r Vincent, ut San Francisco Aug 10
Liverpool had violent galos from tho westward of
Cape Horn aud carried away truss of foreyard fore rigging
ana Ggurehcad
BARK JENNfE BARRIER. from Iquque aud Psagua for
before reported into Africa discharged about
into ship ohm Nooman ut the latter
and landed the balance Vessel sold at
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Steamer Wy omng tBo, Murray, Liverpool via Queens
town--Wiiains Guun
steamer Albemarle iuiphers, West Point, va-Od Do.
miuion steamship Go.
steamer j W Garrett. Foster. Baltimorc--J Krems.
steamer Fannie. Grumley, Philadephia-Wm ely do n
Go.
steamer Franconia Manguul. Portland, Me- Ames
ship Dcriy tGerj Jensen, Brcmen-Iicrmann koop *
Co.
ship Marcia Day Ross Blaye-Carver Barnes
Bark Industrie Aus. Soieh Havrc-Slocov ich A Co.
Bark Lillian Vigus (Br, wctmorc, Dunkrk-J +
Whitney 20
Bark Leone Aus. Premuda Alexandria, E--John G
Scager
Bark John Smith. Jones. Port Natal-F II Smith 4
Co
Bark Lisbon. Collins. Iavana-J 4 Ward A Co
Brig colly (Br Richie. Ponambuco via Balti.
mnrc-A Honey.
schr Dresden, Dennison Boston--A 1T Honey
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Miss Emma Thursby is expected home in October.
Miss Nelson sails for September u by the
Cunard steamship Gallia.
The audiences at Tony Pastors among the
largest that assemble in New York. The speciality
performances excellent and the management are
evidently sparng no pains in order to entertain the
puJii
Miss Blanche Davenport is said to have been en-
gagged by S;rakosch tor the next season. Her en-
gagcnaBt is for ono year, beginning on the 9th of
September. She will take the Of Blanca la
Dlachc.
Milo. Sarah Bernhardt has signed a contract with
Mr.. Henry Jarrett. Of London, for series Of per-
formancos ia America. The dates have not Yet been
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"PrNAFoRE" AT THE AQUARIUM.

fair audience, considering the weather, wit
messed the opening evening at the Aquarium of
the second week OF III NJ s. Pinaforo." The fea-
ture double change IN the cast, which consid-
erably strengthened it. Miss Jennie Yeamans made
her first appearance at this locale in her part
Little Buttercup," and Infused fresh lite into the
performance 10y her clever, kittenlsh acting and
pleasing singing. She exceedingly well received.
The new Ralph Rackstraw (Mr. Norlnan) accept
able. Tho company have now got into good work
ing order and the choruses more effective. Mr..
Paul Bown us Dick Deadeye and Mr.. Myron Calico
~ Captain COrcoran deserve again word OF praise.
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HAvEELEYs THEATRE-MIss BELGARDE A
EOSALIND.

Rainy weather, such prevailed far into yes
terday. is proverbially depressing to theatre au-
Giences yet the main floor OF the old Lyceum
Theatre comfortably filled at night to Miss
Adele Belgrade as Rosalind The lady played
pleasingly aud showed promise of more than at
present she is able to perform, while her support
was far better than is usually to be expected in
Shakespearean plays
Rosalind Is unfortunate part for an aspirant to
select for first appearance in a leading character
before metropolitan audience. for the interest Of
the piece depends almost entirely upon This single
parsonage. Miss Belgrade. who is a slender. grace
ful pretty lady. plays the part without either Ian
guor rudeness; she has intelligent conception
what is required and although she frequently fails
20 express ali that she should the intention mani
fest. In that scene with Orlando in which she. dis
gused young forester, assumes to play Rosa
lind aud teach the young man how to love. she is
ladylike in her raillery. few actresses have
succeeded III being. The inevitable defects due to
lack OF experience in the remorseless treadmilI
the stage noticeable in the ady's work, but i'll
the presence of audiences composed almost entirely
OF strangers these faults will probably be recied
Certainly If Miss Belgrade is to become all she
promises to be she will be positive acquisition to
stage.
About the support there was nothing bad and a
great deal that was quite good. Mr.. Sheridan the
melancholy jacques, WAS goomily wise could
be wished and acted his part with ino fidelity. MIR.
Leyick, AS Orlando, best his intenser parts,
which were not those in which he had love lines to
recite. Ia the scene with jacques, in which the
repartee IL so pithy. he was excellent. Mr..
Magnify very jolly clown. and MIR.
Macpherson, as Amiens sang frequently and
Ceiia, and Emma SKerreit was the most realistic
English shephericss that any one could desire. The
little scenery required was generally adequate ard
appropriate, but the forest OF Arden hoI olcssy
ruined hy the introduction of large shoot from "a
live ailanthus tree vile importation that England
centuries, ana which Is not found in European tor
ests under any circumstances.
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wheat have. been damaged. lThe arrived at Disppe
Aug II.
Ship Edith Troop B soule from Baltimore for Refast
is ashore ut Balyqumten, county Down
WEATHER ON THE ENGLISH COAST.
HoLYnEAD Aug ls-wind NV, gentle barometer
29.662.
LiyERPooL. Aug 1S-Wind ".
Lizard, Aug 1S-W ind +. light, cloudy
PLynourrH. Aug 1S-Calm overcast; barometer 29.7o.
ScILLY, Aug iS-Wind S, light. cloudy.
ST CArHERISEs PoINT, Aug 1s-Wnd ", moderate. fine
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WHALEMEN.

Bark Arnolda, Jones' of NIB. at Mon evideo, had
shipped 944 bbs oil and 80 bdls bono by brig Wright
for New York.
Spoken-Aug lat so n lon 3 W, bark Reindeer. Baker
OF NIB. with 3, 100 bbs oil.
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