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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-11-07

tnually by pain and with other difficulties, and hav-
ing known cases where your medicine has effected
and also hearing recommended for such
cases as have described. obtained bottle your
Extract of Sarsaparia and followed the directions
you gave me. In n short period IL removed her com
plants and restored her 10 health Being grateful for
he benefits she received, take pleasure in thus
knowedging il, and accompanying il TO the public
NJ. ID. MOORE, cor. , q rand and Lydius SITS.
Albany. Aug. II. 1874.
TO MOTHERS, AND MARRIED LADIES.
'fhis ExtfactOf Sarsaparilla has been expressly
prepared in reference TO female complaints No te
male who has reason 10 suppose she is approaching
that critical period, 1.-The turn of life should neglect
TO take IL, il is certain preventive tor any OF The
numerous aud horrible diseasesto which females
subject at This time oflie: This period may BE de-
layed for several yearsby using thisemedlGne. Noi
Is 1t less valuable TOR those who are approaching we-
nlanhood II Is calculated To assist nature by quick.
enng the blood and invgoralingi the system. Indeed
this medicine is invaluable for all The diseases to
which women sub ect
| 1t bracesthe wholesystsn renew permanently the
natural energies-by removing Tie impurities OF the
body-not so far stimulating the system as TO pro-
! luce subsequent reaxation which is the case OF
most medicines taken for female weakness and dis
I ease.
DISEASE OF THEHEART, RUPTURE AND
Il INV YORK JULY % 1876
Il DIR. Tow-NsESD-Dedr SiT Nj vile has teen a
llictod with terrible rapture for over fifteen veal
The greater pan OF the time. She has been trouble
(Which has been very distressing, and has frequently
been unable 10 leave her led. The rupture very
arge and severe. she tried almostevei remedy io
such cases with but little benefit. W hen she had tn.
ken but three bottles oil your excellent nedicnt,sh,
was entirely relieved ga ihe disease OF theheart, and
the rupturehas almost entirely disappeared
| She has also had the dropsy, and Was very mucl
swollen We had idea thai she could be-so befe
hIed, as she had such complication Oi disease:
bur it has, strange Us ii may appear. relieved he
ofthe droFsy i tlat this statement is :,
Strange To appear almost like fiction, bat IL IL
Sober reality. Your Safsaparilia Is certainb-a yalu
ubie medicine and should be used by every thai
Z suffering as we have been. Ii any diale6ye iii
account, iley al liherjy t0 call NY house
have ocular demonstration Yours, respectfully,
~ . WILLIAM TOWSER, / James II
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fo-II. UNIV j INU DILL
DRUGS AND MEDICENES. r.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES. ssA
~ ALLEN G. HALLOCk, Druggist and Fl
~ NPhdrmqcntiSt, would call the attention OF ID
~sI<~the citizens of Evansville aud and adjoining
towns to his complete assortment OF Drugs Medicines,
Chemicals, Oils, Dyestulfs, &c, &c, &c. All OF
which are carefully selected and received fresh from
the Eastern Markets. Physicians and merchants
may depend upon their orders being promptly attend
ed to and the genIine article always delivered, on
terms wholesale and retail as favorable as the same
quantity and quality be purchased any PLACE.
A iull assortment oil Botanic Medicines, Roots,
Banks, Herbs Extracts, Powders, &c, prepared and
1T up by the Shakers
HallOck's superior cold drawn No. 1 Castor Oil,
manufactured at Dit. Carmel, Illinois.
\ large assortment of Patient and Family Medi-
cines, Essences, Hair Oils Perfumery, Soaps, and
fancy articles Cologne, Bay and Rose Water, all Of
the best qualitiesSCIditZe and Soda Powders care
fully put up and OF full weight, -
COpal Yarnish--at So 90, 50 %, and 81 IS per gal
on.
Superior Pale French Brandy, P. II Goddard & Cos
Brand, warranted pure, Tor medical purposes ouly.
H. IIallock's Worm Candy, n safe AMI pleasant med
icine TO destroy worms in children and inproS heir
their general health;
Hallock's Couch Candy composed of Horehound
Bcnesel &c. tor all kinds fcaugh
ALSO ON SALE.
AT the proprletorS prices
DIR. Woods Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry Bitters-
Dr.. Uphams Vegetable Pile Electuary-See adver
tisement
\ ,wilder's Sugar Coated Veg. Ani-Feyer Piils-se,
Z advertisement.
!, Dr. vanZand,'s Health Restorative Veg. Pil!s-se,
advertisement.
DR.. Foger's Olosaonion, or all Healing BaIsom-Se,
advertisement
DIR. Peters Vegetable Pills, Worm and Cough I.oz
\ nges.
u DIR. lie Roy's Universal Vegetable Pills, comoose,
! OF Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry.
I Or. Porter's Poor mans Curative Sugar Coate,
] Pills, at l0een<s per box.
1 DIR, Portcrs Poor Mans Strengthening Plaster. a
\ 10 cents apiece.
Barnes looth-Ache Drops warranted to cure in al
I cases.
Oyerstrcet's genuine Linament, and Dcc;cr Beach,
3 Family Pill.
DIR. Graves Anti-Fever and Fever and Ague Pills
- :. Cholera Infantum and Bowel com
plant Pill. -'
DIR. Graves Pais fsxtracor for burns, scaIds swell
lings, kheuIpac Pains, &c, warranted to give in
slant relief IN all cases. ..
Nerve and bone LnameI,, highly celebrated forit
. curative powers
q, Atthe New Drug Store; Main street opposite Be
ulehtN 'Ieie :. Jyl0t
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::. 81. :s e $ IN: :s 4 !: Ss:s
ton Of a.. a. ES.,, N ' n &C. from p,s sys
Drs1 May g. %f s. s rasns;
snf.rd Corr .r Boston sane = &c spOs packet snip Jam.
Chandler Bic Of New bound Ea,t ON. itaos on
W. pike mig Consot II Phi ace phia from Lime k. wi IAs
Aaof lOf Dos o Green Mar'sies 80 days with mds.
B. bark Hyntefod Stevenson Glasgow May 20 With mdss md
~ orr New York with pis~assr. me las
had hea westerly blows IF the passage and thick fosy
ba,k dfey ssgua la Gaads June o. with
SrioH Cut Sid In company with trg shawma York, for
ia sahul of CamSen) JOHN St Marks 10 days without
Brig Massrdis frobe Chcrryhed. days. with lumber to
Irs olive sumner E,stpor, with Iath plaster Smith
Bn Iaurett Edr,ds cieufuesos June to Foser Nick.
h. no la passed ship Epindoia If New York.
enee tr v,a tru sane time. brig American Of sou'tp TT
Norwea. brig Alert Ksog Norway days in ballast AMI lls
DR. b. lnapsr man c.r ~ DAYS with coal and 81 pa.
c sus, 90 days from iiSerp, Ter City lit ~ 'r
Br brig Hon. 'un'er Sunderland 20 days with COAL to
Brg Sc Smith AralaohicOla June 81 with mdsc to su'
r sawmut York, sasua La Grande, days with sugar
Tns North America Bradbury Macl.s days. with LUMBER
Brig Carver crrr- Phiadephia New Bedford put
Brig Tro B.O~n Philadelphia for Boston with coal put
Brso Eoe.. Ietnsu,., .i,h frn. Aeher'y.
~ :,
Schr Atla-, Bake, Boston.
Sclr Hy Franklin, Ni,kerson. Harwich.
Sclr a.fower, Foster, has with lumber, to Snow.
Sclr Montrose. -, Ma, HAS for philadelphia
I Dam sy GO tasi @s s Co.
ssb sss ;, 70, 1s g. . H'yh'n
sehr tanner -, TO iprG with tsh.
) r Henry Clay. Nye AbAby Tor Now Bedford.
schr cano, iinAs Ia gor, with slar
Scir AlhanN John Albany bound Eat
Sr Marquis Iieasn. Frankfort Me- with granite for Dry
Dock u Bfotkhp.
sclr Jul,, vati CIV. Virgin. 2 days.
lr Do nah Roberts. Nevbcrn. NC, to C Wiiamc.
Scfr Lam Ihear Lamphear. Eebcurs lays with frlit
Scr Ida ost baltimore wit mdse 10 wa Ter q rd
Schr J Time Lat oaette Baltimore to Jonson Lewden.
Sch yme (ntw) n n agne. New iiayer.
8 hr la, Brown CLerryfe'd. with lumber.
Sur Tient Pickett cherry field, with lumber.
scir ole o,t hyd'r Boston !"S WI. wis
S.'ir Abbott Az Allen. Best n. tn W Lewis
Schr Consul Davis New l. ndon. with OIL t, d Hurhnt
Sehr Eliza Lawon q oll Harbor Island Bahamas days
Schr Excel Lowell. IL sion to ) " Lewis.
Sehr Export, Glover. ,'ricnt
Schr T Decker, Clark. G. nneciicut River.
Scr Spy, Lewis Albany for Boston.
Schr Mariner Nickers ~ Albany for BOSTON
; lar Tyr, Com stock, Eastport, to Smith Boynton.
Scir Ann, hopkins. or;Lk, wi mdse.
Scr Orbit Lufkin, Ca ais. r Snow. ARRIVED SAY
Sleep Lady Adams Cartwright, GreenPort
The etr La Atg Haze aud Statesman, with several
other al from Philadelphia for Boston, with COAL put
into the ii Ok yesterday afternoon, for harbor
ship Clifton, pgersoll New Orleans 20 days. TO Collins
Schr Canary, (of adoborc) Cal is. Me, with lumber.
Asc ono ship and two harks unknown
The steamship Sarah Sands Liverpool lies anchor
Guam htine, wind bound
JuLy Wind a: Sunrise Me- Meridian. Me- Sunset. Ne
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PHILADELPHIA, July 1878.
NJ udel -Accidert-Rumored Resignation If Cor
NpuE &c.

PHILADELPHIA, July Z, 1878.
NJ udei -1iccident-Ru0iored Resignation If Cor
Skunk, &c.
case Of death by violence fully as mysterious
as the one that has sgitated your city, has occurred
here. On Wednesday evening, the body of James
Turner. weaver, who occupied third story IL a
house IN Ann street. in the western part of the city,
was found dead in his bed, which was deluged
with blood from fracture of his skull. No trace
could be discovered of the murderer nor any facts
elected TO show any motive for the deed. The
last that was seen of hum alive, was when he
assembled the stairs TO go to his room, on Tuesday
night.
Tully Taylor, captain Of the sloop Swan. fell
suddenly, this morning, while about 10 cast of his
vessel 10 proceed down the bay on an oysering
EXPEDITION, and died almost instantly.
II Is umorcd that g werner Skunk IS about to
resign his station, IN consequence OF Ill health
There has, however, OF late, been many false
mmors about the Governor, and he has been Killed
Of so often by some persons who seem TO take a
delight in worrying the many ofiice-hoders, whose
sinecuTes would be endangered by such an event,
that | ain inclined TO doubt 1t entirely. In case OF
his resignation or death, VIM f. Johnson, the pre-
sent wing Speaker OF the Senate, would hold the
Office until AN election could be held. If he should
resign before the 10th of the present month"; the
ele .ion could be held this year; but If after that
tine, an elt ctiOn for his successor could not be
held until The fall election of 1919, and VIM. Johu-
son would be the Governor until January, 1850 -
The terested friends of the Governor, have, no
doubt, been persuadug hun TO resign, as his dcll-
Gaze health makes them fear having wing to rule
over them.
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GENERAL ORDERS.
WAR DEPARrMErr,
AdJutant Generals Office,
tIaahtnafnn IuIx a. 1919

AdJutant Generals Office,
No 35 Washington. July q, 1913.
l. The Presidents proclamation declaring the ter
mination Of the war between the United States and
the republic ef Mexico s officially published for the in
formation and guidance Of the army
By TlIE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES or AMERICA
PROCLAMATION
whereas treaty Of pace. friendship, limits, and
ftttement between the United states Of America and
the Ncxicap republic. concluded and signed at
the city Of Guadalupe Hdslgo, the second day Of
February, thousand eight hundred aud forty
eight. which treaty amended by the Senate Of the
United States and being in the English and Spanish
languages, Is word Tor word rs follows
fHe's foAors fbe frtofy1
- ~ the said treaty, ms amended, has been
both parts and the respective ratiGca-
were exchanged at Qucrctaro on the
Nsy last, by Ambrose II S,vier ani
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=,
barks 81 Jeph Bryan Rio de JAneiro Chensngo Snow
Rev r'rti hrtss Juno, Baes. Charles john
Ioveand h schrs Palestine Traver Dover MI Cen War
ni---, fortsmon h. MI " en- VISA -, New H.ven
ltio, a'gs Providence; chesapeake Ste art do; sarah
Merrill Strnv. New York; Rec Seaman. do WIN Burke La
renee do Cid hg A. eslnrv r. d,d Bath schr orai Yves
cot" New York via vrsins Bel'w ships Sofia MisSel III
vert1oL fler e Viii New York. shio Alex Voa
hcd' DO I!r brig Native Wexford. Ireland; fore aot
at Bchr, unknown.
tIoArr w. July Arr schr Sus,n RUSSELL New York III
Nanp clet In port. Cras de- Pes for New York
EAsr MAcHAs July SIN ldg brig Saml Small Maroon
for isvn de race Md schrs Maa ar is,e Jacob WI
liam Coliy; Alder and Fxs,"pe Robbins York
GALvKsron 2i-Arr, tti bark Winthrop Buoksport
Cid. II h. schr Thos Hicks Hal Baltrn. TO -
MOBILE, June 29-Arr bark May Melville Cope,,d Bait
brig rcy H.smer St NJ rs schr Iohnan RekarL raso
San iaeo Nj desex NTH CID, arks A,ps Maria Bil
lnrs Chase has. Genoa; Apollo HoodIep York
brirs Inde Williams do Puritan Sarc do; Ioreto Hea
dcrsor, BOSTON.
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MARITIME INTELLI ENC &c
10 COMMANDERS or VESSELS.

Captains Of vessels bound To this port will confer
spoc favor upon by having all parcels papers, and
repoIte int pded for this Office ia read to deliver
60 our news steamer, the News Boy. The News Boy
will board inward bound vessels in the vicinity of
Sandy Hook and any attention or effort made by
captains TO aciate the object and the despatch OF
the steamer will be properly appreciated by the pre-
pIitttT Uf The hetg York Herald. Gentlemen In con
maDd Of vessels bound TO other ports whether foroig
or dc nestle will lay under additional obligations
by forwarding through the mail otherwise, the
ports ship news, or papers Of any kind that may be
deemed of interest.
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Shipc-IieIdr Hudson, ykt) Pratt London John Cryg5d
Snmotot Tucker, Charleston.
BaIksCondor, Thiob. 81 CroS Atop Chauncey Bohemia
Hi lius TURKS Island.
irie.Jas Casle Herman, Cadir Atkns Co; Mariana
(Bfem) Brinkaman Trinidad de Cuba, Pounsead Sehu.
mackt 1onqun Sawyer, Cardenas Thurhton Jane
(Bt) BdmOnds Nova Scotia, McMursy; Paas Amy, La
Ioole, Iawe Coz Napoleon, Edridge, Key West Emily,
ROlinson tbsrestOn Dahia. Carr, I,uhec. Ne
scr Chancellor trl Duduo, Sc John NIB Carlisle Rprard
Cleared TlurdaJBr bark Marquis Of Butte Sterling Quehec
ln Republic Le6od Pars Lady Of the Lake Ill., Bermuda
Arrived
Packet slip Roscus FldrdRe Liverpool May H. with mde
Collins Co. The boarded by the News Boy and
cihred nj Tie SW SPIT last night.
Packet chip Yorkshire ai,y Tiverpo June with mdse
u hhria. The anchored az the Spit last night and
b,afded hy the News Boy
sp Tseynrd Webt Havr 81 days with mdso and 2o pas
temper. 10 nittter.
Bak II nls. Baxter Dubs. 10 days With iron, 20 master
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LIVER Poo-Facket ship Yorshire-Mrs Misses f. Victoria
Ann and Masters and Bowman. Mrs Cowan all Canata
Me.srs n W. Mrs N sses E. and Tearding Mr.
Caredse; Mira Maonay, Sterling all Of New York. and 3l5
seerapc.
ship Maugip and y74 STORAGE
GIAsGow-Br bark Hyndeford-Mrs and Miss Stewart aud 57
eeerge.
DvBIIN-Brig Hersi'a-Mary Fitzgerald, Fitzgerald, Mary
Dorman, ind III steerage.
MARsEII.LFs-B Bart Axof-J J Berry
RREMEN-Rr ark Euclid-A Gaselhost Voigh Mester
Fiiede aerlein u Delermann Drubuer Weheison,
Sirnuss, and 1S4 steerape
SAeUA LA GRANDE-Big Shawmut-E Sauldin
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7 IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW YORK
IL Post Once July g. lS48.
OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED PAPER HAVING
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Wells Mrs Lucy
Wells Charlotte y
v ! cox Charlotte A
v illiams brs Eliza
beth
Wilcox Sarah ca
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Waldron Miss Mary
Warner Mrs Sarah
Watson Miss Eleanor
A
Wallace Mis- Mary
Webb Mrs Dwight
CENTLEMEN'S LIST
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view sibs, Mer1nos, N1ch CaaAmnoreS.
II Velyets, and SiIawis--Tbo ladies' Of Washington,
and strangers visiting the city particularly invited
call and examine and splendid stock Of desirable
Dress Goods Among Them we have very lately received
80 pieces rich chameleon silks Of the most
desirable shades, and will be sold unusually cheap D..
10 pieces and 54 rich black gros de rhine for sacks
and dresses
pieces best quality black Turk satin, satin de cheme
~ 40 Dack satin stripe and plaid do
oo 40 pam satins aud Florences, bracing
shade OF color and quality. In the lot arr
many scarce and desirable colored bonnet
satns
% do bright and pretty coiored polka nnu Sims for
evening and party dresses. Also, 81 plain
white and colored Tareton musIins
% do Thbet merlnos, Of desirable and fashionable,
coors, Tor sacks coaks, dresses, &c.
100 do plain, stin-stdpe, and figured Cashmerea and
mousselines (; likewise, almost every shade of
alpacas satin-stripe mohar lindas &c
20i do silk velvets, ia and ~ black, mazarine blue
maroon, purple, brown, scarlet, and other
fancy coiors
so dozen linencanbrc handkerchefs, from the highest
20 the lowest figures. OF sheen lawn and style
border
cartons ladies' light white, and dark coored kid
gloves also, full supply of every other kind.
In hosiery assortment ~ complete and will be sold
eheap and in shaws have the greatest variety of STYLE
quality and Color from the lowest the highest, and be-
eve those IN want of the article will find IL greatly their
interest 10 cali and examine supply before buying else
where, determined I'm order reduce tfem)
sell cheap and every other article in line will be sold
cheap the be had Of this city
BARNES ~ MITCHELL
Between 9Th and 9Th streets, Pennsylvania avenue,
Dec S--3taVg2Wif
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PATENT AGENCY.

ID H. WATSON, attorney and solicitor Of Patents Wash
4 inuton D. c., prepares specifications and drawings,
socits letters patent for Inventions his country
and Europe. and ansacts with prompmess and for a
moderate Fee all business belonging % his profession.
comprehensive experience practtcd lecha"te ena-
bles him readily understand the of invention
from a rough drawing and description which, being sent
10 him by letter. the may be informed whether his
discovery be patenabe and how proceed 10 obtain
patent without the expense and trouble OF coming IN per
son 70 Washin gton.
residence the Patent Office, where he can at all
times have models, drawings, records ana other
sources information that do exist elsewhere, enables
him 20 draw specifications that viii the rights Of
inventor without infringing those Of others, and 10 iur-
nish tai and reliable information all Questions submitted
70 hm relating patents
Models can be with entire safety through the EK-
press
For evidence Of bis com potency and integrity he woud
respectfully refer 20 al those or whom be has transacted
business.
Letters must be postpaid
Office on street, opposite The Patent Office.
Dec. 2-eodlm-
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To officers the Army Navy and persons VISITING
stckI

THE UNDERSIGNED would call the attention of Off
4 GERS OF the army and navy and all persons who have
occasion 70 Visit any OF the stckiy climates his VEGE
FABLE BlTTEkS, which have proved highly benef-
ca many where they used by volunteers
IN tie late campaigns in Mexico. Those who used them
mat they entirely escaped the levers and other dis
eases which many Of their companions subjected
and they have renrned their homes in perfect health
This medicine has also been used many OF sicky
portions OF the South Tor several years. and gained repu
aton the people OF It's great preventive
and curative powers, unexceled by ANY other medicine
ever brought before the public On ship board, in
camp IL would be found most Invaluable be ap.
piled IN many different ways, with almost universal
cess ia many different Of disease. For instance,
when person is severely wounded, by applying bit
ters the wound viii be healed very short time, and
lief from pain almost instantly effected Ori fever ATTACKS
JlleE '
and by continuing The moderate Them
a return oil the disease will be efectualy prevented
Full directions lin Engs and Germany accompany each
bottle Of this medicine. Price, 50 per dozen
All from adissanee fully put up and forwarded
Immediately. Persons wishing make trial OF the bers,
viii please address the subscriber, sole proprietor and
uiactueF Ne - Baltimore STREE the Centre Market,
sign OF the Fountain Vi Hcda,' Baltimore, Maryland
Aug. 29-2aRbw l.. GOULEY.
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,GEyCY FOR Ms--Messrs ELDREDGE,
a PL.ATT, and STEWART, late Of Wall, now Of VIII
liam street New York, have extended branch Of their
office 10 Washington transaction Of public business
Ii viii be under the charge Of Of their
berChares II. Stewart legal gentleman OF over thirty
years experience in his proiesson and eleven in the adj
vocacy Of public claims As guaranty 10 the confidence
public. Mr. Stewart has been favored with the test
monals of officers Of the general government and other
public gentlemen before whom his advocacy lay, showing
his skill preparing hts his great diligence, know
OF business Of advocacy, and uniform
Il wonld be becoming here alude further to those
cedge, Plat, and Stewart solicit persons who
qure the Of pubic business peruse their cir
cuar with testimonials al foot, and they viii ind that
CHER passports confidence cannot be presented,
better guaranty for be reasonably demanded
Without entering into detail Edredge, Plat, and Stew
art viii attend public business Of every nature IN Wash
ngton and through their office in New York; TO business
in thar city also Their charges viii be moderate and pre-
arranged For attention they pledge their established char
acter With the habits of life matrcd IN business and adj
yocacy assuring those who may them that what their
tes onals done for others they will do for them,
and that they will always be found their post IN this city
as well during the recess the stings Of Congress.
Letters 10 be postpaid. - - .--,,,-.
ELDREDGE, PLATT, " STEWART.
Office in Washington the house of John Mason, lr.,
esq northwest Of G and l2h Streets in New York,
w iilam street, first floor.
e5-Ccuars Of E. p 81 5. can be had application at
either office
Dec 6--d3ms
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NEW MUsEC-Just received at the oid-esiablished
store door OF 18th street, the following new
music which VIII be sold one-thiFd less than the regular
,rice, making i only cents a page. ,r, --r-r,,,
want beau music by w. J. Lemon
In the lonely grove finger; by E L. White,
Oh home OF my b0yhCot; by ;. Bricner.
The silver moon by 3. ) BuTdlte.
Voices from the spirit land by AetcalL
The merry -hearted SOLDIER by Turner
Prepare ye, nymphs Tor three voices
With hawk and hound, for loury -ces-
In this old caair my father sat
-hIoudr pour Ia patIie by White.
The four questions by +. 5 Nascou.
The merry Provence lass by Nj Deems
The Boat Horn by CIan. WIN. . Butler.
The Old Gray Church by IenDyson
Come back, Steben negro Cavauna-
Homage Walk; by Sabtzky.
VALUES from the Crusaders by Coste
Wire Bridge Gallop; BY Gungel
Seven Sisters a Of Pokas by Dster.
Fleurs DIES Bots. Polka; by Hunter.
British Girenadlers March
The Ratification QuICkstep OF Ten. Taylor
Cfen. Scouts entry into Mexico,
Irish National tluckstcp; by White.
French Republican March by White
R1ssgnols guckstep.
Convention Quicksiep.
Missouri Volunteers Quickstep.
Sappho QuIckstep; by Giynn
Fiagg's Cuicksep; by Richardson.
Rose OF Allandale CuICkstep.
Sep. y9-3ta W3y. Alex. Gazette.