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NEW YORK nIARKRHDee. ,.

tBT TELHQRAPH.l
COrroa-Market steady With fair demand Sale
at 796s0c for MiddliDg Uplands.
klOur-market shade hrmer for shipping
grades.
Sales at s,s0a6.4O for Extra State; s74Oa75O fol
extra ronnd hsoped Ohio s7,55g9 50 for trade
SIC.
Wheat-MRrket to DC better with more doing
sales at Sl,il6c0l,45x for Chicago spring; Lisa
,47 for Milwaukee Club 81 .529l,57 for winter red
Western.
Corn-Market a shade firmer with moderate de-
mand.
afoat.
BHTs-Market heavy.
sales at s6'sdiSs for Western, including one lot
very choice estsrn At sgc.
Wool Market quiet and firm.
PeIrOleum-Dull. SALES at 3Oc for crude I5J< for
refined In bond 55e5S for irehnedfree. Also crude
for December, buyers option. At 325Sc.
POrk-Market firm with fair demand.
Sales at sl6,756l7, on for old mess sIsOOals,37t
for do /; sl2,OO1l2.25 for new prime; el6,5O6t
100 for new primo mess. Also new mess foI
Eebru'ry at S2l,nO.
Beef-Quiet and steady.
Bacon Sidea-Quiet.
Dressed Hogs Msrket firm. Sales 7976c fol
City.
tard-In moderate request. Sales at II ll5fal25Sc
800 bbls for January and February at l2tk
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IEoIDEST OF TIE LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN
BATTLE-Among the rebel prisoners taken
atLOOkOut was one captured by some of the
boys of the 12sth Ohio. On seeing the num-
bsr of the regiment upon their caps, he ex-
claimed, "WelI, if Ohio has raised hun
drsd and twenty-eight regiments, and the
other Northern States have done as we'll, we
might as well give up fighting! We have
only One-third as many States as the North
and not one of them can muster half that
number of complete regiments"
Mr.. Rsb. was right.
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FROM MEMPHIS.

UAIRo, Dec. Z.
The steamer Liberty from Memphis
brings PSI bales Of cotton for Evansville.
She passed the steamers JeWess and So.
Cloud, the former with So and the latter
with 80 bales Of cotton for Cincinnati
Cotton has advanced from to esnts
on all grades with reported Gales Of 30
bales at from 25 to 75c. Stocks small and
rapidly decreasing under the operations
Of the recent order prohibiting any more
coming in.
The steamer Sultans from New Orleans,
Dec. 1st, reports the steamer Swan ired
into at the mouth Of Red River.
Reports from Columbus, Kentucky, say
5000 rebels were advancing on Msyfsld,
Kentucky, yesterday.
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TRAVFLLFR,s REGISTER.
NV ADYEKTIsKMRNTs,

GA. Rsad Co., Banksrs-eold, Silver and Cou-
pons Bought and seId, and Money Loaned.
John EIlslsr-Acsdsmy Of Music.
Young Men s Christian AssOcia forfeiture.
Legal Notice application for Pardon.
Davis 4 Tpham- Dissolution.
Cleveland Library Assce.atiOn-Leeture by J. G..
Hollsnd.
Heusss and Lots for sale-Looal Notice.
Attention Co. C-IOosl Eotios.
AC. EeGiing-Meeting of the Citizens Of the
Third Ward.
Attention Co E-Local Notice.
Ezseu. I've tee-BRzAsr-LoeAlNotioe
Attention Co. E-LooaI Notice.
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How OuR DEAD WERE ESTEEMED BIZ THEIR
0FTIUEEs.-Bvidsnces multiply daily of the
love, esteem and admiration in which Colo
ncls Creighton and Crane were held by all
their comrades and officers. We have al
rsudy rhrcnieled the exclamation Of General
hooker on hearing Of their death. When
the same news reached General slocum, who
commands the l2th corps, We are informed
that his grief was such that the stern veto
ran burst into tears, and wept bitterly al
their loss. The General also testified his re-
Bpoet for his fellow comrades by accompany
ing their bodies as far as TullshOms.
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FROM RAsHINGTON.

WAsaINGIONI D6oemDeF u
The following has been received ct the
Headquarters Of the Army:
TAzEWELL, Tenn, Dec. Ito Major
General Halleck; Longstrset Is In full
retrest up the Valley. Tour orders about
following cavalry shall be carried out. My
division Of cavalry attacked the enemy'B
cavalry in one Of the passes Of Glinoh
Mountains yesterday evening, and are now
pursuing them vigorously.
A courier from Knoxville arrived last
night The road is clear. Thomas arrived
here yesterday,
[signed:l s. G. FOSTER,
Naior RanaraI
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WEsrn1EsTrR FEsr1vAI.-Ths ladies of

WEsTH1EsTrR FEsrIvAI.-Ths ladies Of
Westminster Church will give Festival At
Chsss's Hall en Wednesday, December 9ih,
1883. Dinner will be served from twelve to
three O'Clock Ia the afternoon to which Ia
dies sad gentlemsn are invited. In the ev-
ening an oyster supper will bo served
There win be a great variety of fancy ard-
olss for sale, Just the things for tho Holidays
Come one, come all, and help the ladies in
this undertaking.
Tickets to be had at Ingham & Brags'l
Book Store. ..
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POLICE CoUKT.-The following cases
-Vsrs disposed Ofat the Police Court yesterday
morning.
Casper H. Althof, intoxieatiOp, nOllsd.
John Buhrer and Andrew MoNamaTa, same
oRsnoe, each 81 and COSTS
Louis Ferguson, same OFSnse, 80 and costs
Catharine Adams and Ellen MGhOny, same
sEsnes. The former was sent to the House
Of Correction for twsnty-nins and the latter
for fourteen days.
Thomas Jones, Jsmesssxton, James Mur-
ply, Edward Jones, disturbance; each fined
q and costs.
Jane HsvEins, same offence discharged.
John Adams, assault and bsttssy, $40 and
costs.
John ssysrs, same Ofsnss, 81 and costs.
Casper AlthOf, same ofFense, two days in
oouI.ys JAIN.
! cornsIisus 0'7Qpnsr and James Fsrissy,
2 same offence, fined costs.
Msry WOl6sld, Tsgrancy, sent to the House
Of Correction for twenty-hias days.
2 william Richards, Petit Larceny eOntin-
asd.
I. Thomss Mshan and John Jackson, intOE-
eaton aned sOBts.
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UNITED STATES HOSPITAL, |
o. .----r ~. n. ~ 1879

UNITED STATES HOSPITAL,
CLEVELAND, Dec. 7th, 1868.
At a meeting Of the soldiers here this af-
tsrnoon, called for the purpose Of taking
into consideration measures necessary to be
adopted to respond to the invitation from the
Committee Of Arrangements to attend the
funeral Of COlOnels Creighton and Crane,
Chaplain s. N. Beatty was called to the
Chair and J. @. GiddIngs appointed sOcre-
tsry. On motion 1t was
PesOloed, That all the soldiers in this hos
pitsl, who are able, viii accept the invitation
to pay the last tribute of respect to these
fearless leaders who have fallen at the front
of their command, fighting to protect their
country and homes from traitor hands.
On motion, an invitation was extended to
Assistant Surgeon N. B. Prentice, to take
charge Of the procession from the Hospital.
Also to the Hospital Band, to furnish music
suitable for the occasion.
The following resolution was offered and
adopted as the sense Of the meeting:
ResolUed, That in the death Of Colonel VIM.
R. Creighton and Lieutenant Colonel Orrin
J. Crane, the Nation is bereft of two noble
defenders, and the soldiers Of true friends
and brave leaders. As officers they were
beloved in the army, and their names and
heroic deeds will ever be remembered by US
with respect and admiration. To the fami-
lies who are left to mourn the loss of hus-
band and father in the fall of these coura-
geous martyrs, who have offered up their
lives willing sacrifices on their COuntry's
Altar for its existence and liberties, we ten
der soldiers heartfelt sympathy, grief and
coincidence in this hour of their afiietion.
On motion adjourned to meet tomorrow
morning at eight o'clock.
J. c. GIDDINGs, Secretary.
s. NJ. BEATTY, Chairman,
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PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,

WAsHIsGroN, December 7.
Reliable information having been re-
ceiVed that the insurgent force is retreat
ing from East Tennessee, rendering Il
probable that the Union forces cannot
hereafter be dislOdgsd from that important
position, and esteeming this to be Of high
national consequence, recommend that
all loyal people do, on receipt Of this in
formation, assemble at their places Of
Worship and render special hOnsge and
gratitude to Almighty God for this great
advancement Of the national cause.
(Signed,) A. LINCOLN.
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chairman, sdllman Witt, Esq, F. J. Prem
tiSs, Esq.s T. n. Bond, Esq, and P. Thatch-
er, Jr.
The further consideration Of the objects Of
meeting was then postponed until WedneS-
day evening, Dec. 9th, at seven O'Clock, at
the same place, and the Secretary requested
to give general notice Of the same.
Tho meeting then adjourned.
S. WILLIAMSON,
W. E. CLARKE, Secretary. Chairman.
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Tar FUEERAL Oasrouns. s.-All day yes
tsrdy nsTer-eeasing throng poured up the
stairs Of the City buildings to visit the re-
mains Of oOlonels Creighton and Crane. It
is estimated that over twenty thousand peo-
pie during the day thus paid their last re-
spects to the honored dead. The Council
Ball was most tastefully decorated and hung
with mourning drspery. Upon the cofins
lay the swords and side arms of the dead
soldiers, above them was stretched canopy
Of American flags. A life-like picture of
Colonel Creighton hung upon the wall.
Above it tablet bore the truthful words Of
General Hooker, "My God are they dead'
Two brsver men never lived"
and on each side white lilies drOOpsd their
graceful blossoms in mourning. The old
members Of the Seventh relieved each other
in doing guard duty over the remains.
The following is the
PROGRAMME ToR TO-DAY.
AtIOK O'Clock in the morning the re-
mains will be removed, under military escort,
from the Council Hall to the 1st Presbyterian
Church.
The funeral ceremonies at the Church will
commence at IL o'clock. They will be as
follows:
l. Organ Voluntary.
2. Invocation by Rev. DR.. Adams.
3. Hymn.
A. Brief Addresses by Rev. Adam Crooks
and Rev. g. C. Foot.
5. Hymn.
6. Funeral Grafton by Professor Peck.
Z. Prayer by Rev. W. H. Goodrich.
The services at the grave will be conducted
by the Rev. W. A. Fiske.
The procession will move from the Church
at 1l5z o'clock, and proceed to Erie Street
Cemetery, passing through EacIid and Erie
streets, and entering ths osmstsry by the
west gate.
Minute guns will be fred and the bells of
the city tOlled when the procession moves
from the Church.
The procession will form in the following
order on North eide of Public Square,
down Ontario street to St. Clair, and west
erly along St. Clair:
29th Regiment Ohio Volunteer Militia.
Discharged Officers and Soldiers Of the Seventh.
Clergymsn.
Hearse and Pail Bearers.
Mourners.
Special Escort from the 7th Regiment, consist
ing Of QuRrtermaster Loomis, Sergeant
Major Nsdel and three privates
The Governor Of the State and Staf
Committee of Arrangements.
Council and City officers.
County Military Committee.
Soldiers from L. s. Hospital, Camp Cleveland.
Other Military and Officers OF the United States
Regular and Volunteer services.
Typographical Union.
Ship Carpenters.
Other Civic Societies.
Citizens on Foot
Citizens in Carriages.
Ali under the charge Of Colonel Wm. b. Hay
ward, Chief Marshal Of the dsy, and his Assist
ants, h. N. Chapin, Vim. Edwards and John N.
Sterling Jr.
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A NICE MoRcEAU FROM REBELDoM.-The
Richmond Examiner thus fiPPantIy and Au-
daeiously announces the murder Of a Federal
prilonsr in that modern sodon;
"He was intoxicated, and commenced
praisinR mp Abe Lincoln and his Govern
ment in me presence of two Southern soldiers
who were in the house. They heard him
through and then one csved in his mouth
with spittoon and the other cut him entire
" through the upper part Of the thigh. BE
came nigh bleeding to death before he could
be carried TO the hospital.
"TAe parties to the assault walked away,
asserting that be was not the first Yankee
they had killed Rpd be Eeuld not be the
last" et-- aE
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ATTENTION COMPANY A, 29rH REGIMENT.
You are hereby ordered to appear at your
Armory on Tuesday morning, the Sth inst /,
a. O'Clock, in fall uniform, with white
gloves and black Grape, to attend the funeral
Of Csloneis Creighton and Crane.
By order. E. B. THOMAS, o. s.
-dec8:l2S
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-08

LEADER COLLECTING Book LosF.-0n
Friday last inadvertently left collecting
book No. 5, containing names Of subscribers
in the east part of lst and all of the 4th and
9Th wards, at some place. Any person re-
turning the same to this Office shall be suita-
bly, rewarded. R. G. WENHAN.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-08

TIE NExF LEcTURER.-0n Thursday
evening next, December 10Th, DR.. Holland
appears before the Cleveland Library AssO-
eIstion with his new and eloquent lecture on
"Ths National Heart" DR.. Holland is
widely known as popular, eloquent and in
tsresting writer and lecturer. As such he
Ssl won lsuEeIs long ago, and his rsesntlitsr-
Asy efforts give good proof that he still
Yields ais pen as we'll as ever. The uere an
Rsuncsnsnt Of his name will be enough to
bging out q fall house to hear him. Secure
pour seats early, for there will be crowd to
hsar The gifted Doctor.
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LONGsrREET's RETREAT.

CHATTANOOGA, December Z.
Shermsn's cavalry arrived ct Knoxville
on the evening Of the Sd.
Longstreet raised the siege on the night
Of the 4th, rstresting toward Bristol, via
the MorristoWn Railroad to Richmond, and
south from Bristol Longslreet retreats On
the south bank Of Holsten river. Fosters
cavalry is following him on the south and
Sherman's on the north.
General Grant has captured, since the
war broke out, 472 cannon aRd $4,000
prisoners.
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Meeting of COnvaIescent soldiers.

". f. CLARKE, Secretary. chairman.
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COMMERCIAL
CLEVELAND nIARKEx.
MoRNINa IEAnER oFF1OE,

MOhNING LEADER OFFIOEs
MONDAY EvESIEs, December I, lS6a. J
FlOur-sellG at s6 rs for fair to good brand.
red wheat double extra, and at 81 for white
do.
Wheat-Narket quiet and steady at Us for red
and q, ,5GaI, IS for white.
: COrn-Steady at l,lO from store.
OaEs-steady at 7sc on track.
Rye-Held higher with sales on private terms.
BarIey-Yery dull and nominal at SI.25 for
prime.
HIghwInes-Hold at s3as4o.
HOss-steady at $3.50 for Medium to Sc 80 for ex-
ira heavy.
Butter-Remains steady at 2ae24c for fair to
choice Western Reserve. There are no common
qualities selling
Cheese-Firm at l36l3Kc.
Lnrd-City rendered sells at l2c in barrels and at
l24c in kegs.
POrK-steady at SIS, 90 for City packed mess and
5000 for clear.
Eggs-scsrce and in demand at zoe.
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PROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHIEGToS, December 4.
This forenoon the United States sSu-
prems Court met. All the Justices were
present-Tsney, Wayne, Cstron, Miller,
Nelson, Greer, Clifford, Swsyne, Davis and
Fields. The only business trsnsseted was
the announcement by Chief Justice Taney
that the Court had elected D. W. Middle
ton, Esq, Of this city, to be Clerk Of their
Court, vice Carroll, deceased.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA

PHILABKLPHIA, Dec. I.
The brig John Welch, from Port Royal,
Dec. 1st, and Charleston Bar, Dec. %, ar
rived thia morning. ~
The Captain reports that when he passed
of Charleston there was no firing, but
that a dense smoke vas visible over the
city and he supposed it to be burning.
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ny. MONEY nIARKRT-Dec 2.


money-Steady and fairly active at = cent.
Sterling ExchanEe-Market dull and lower.
Sales at l645SGl65 for hrst-class bills.
tsOld-irregular, unsettled and lower. Opening
at % Advancing to 52H declining to 50 and closing
trm az 50H.
Government stOoks-Msrke quiet and firm,
One year gS
state stocks
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ATTENTION odd members Of the 7th
regiment will meet at National Hall to- NOR
row Tuesday, morning, at 9H O'clock
where arms aud Ovsrcoats will be given tC
them for the occasion Of tia funeral of Colo
nsIs Creighton and Crane.
JOSEPH B. M0LYNEAUX,
CAPTAIN Commanding.
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COLUMBUS, Dec. 7th, 1858.
The members of the 2sth Regiment, o. V.
M, will meet at their respective armories,
lin full unifOrm) Tuesday morning, Decem-
Der 5th, at nine O'Clock, to attend the funeral
Of CoIonePs Creighton and Crane. The Reg
mental line will be formed on Superior St.
at ten o'clock precisely. Each member will
provide himself with white gloves and black
Grape. By order Of
dec7:2t W. q. HAYwARD, Colonel.
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Rose g. Prenriss' PrOVIEIOH Market Re-
port
The following arc the rates charged by them
Hams-SEg EgAr-cured premium Hams, y b.........llt6o
Dried Beef-Y
shoulders -Sugar-cured y
Bacon-ur Smoked Sides h.............-..........Sc
IIard-Prime leaf, kettie-rend'ed in bbls DIE
d" Prime leaf, kettle rendered in kegs b..l2Ae
P0Fk-Ao mess p "
Extra clear 8 ~
~ no extra charge made for packages or carriage
to railroad depOts bOsts ALI articles are warrant
ed strictly prime and equal to anything in the State
Orders promptly fllod. Our sugAr-cured Hams and
ksttle-rendersd Lard took the first premium at the
late Ohio State Fair BOSE & PRENTISS,
Nos. l42, IA and 146 Ontario ST.. Cleveland.
july4:R2s
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CIEEELArp. OH1o. Deo. a.. ls68.

A special meeting of this Society will be
held tomorrow Tuesday,, morning at ten
O'Clock, in the Stone Church Parlors, to con-
slider the best way of promoting the inter
ests Of the Union Bazaar, which was decided
upon at the last monthly meeting. A full
attendance Of members is especially re-
quested. SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.
deeT.I29
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Post once Notice.

PosT OFFICE,
CLEVELAND, Dec. z, 1858.
AgTeeably to the request Of the Committee
Of arrangements that all places of business be
closed during the performance of the funer-
al ceremonies, over the remains of Colonels
Creighton and Crane, the Post Office will be
closed from the hours Of ten, A. n, till three
P. N, tomorrow, Tuesday,.
E COwLEs, P. N.
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The Committee of Arrangements for the
funeral obsequies of COlonels Creighton and
Crane, extend an invitation to the citizens
and associations and to officers and soldiers
of the army on duty or leave of absence in
the city and nsighbOring towns, to unite in
paying the last tribute Of respect to the
memories Of the lamented dead-Of whom it
was said by General HOOker-"My God, are
they dead two bravsr men never lived"
Military companies and other associations
accepting this invitation, will make It known
to Colonel W. Il. Hayward, Marshal of the
Day, at W. P. Fogg's, Superior street, BY ten
O'Clock on Tuesday morning,
I.U. MAsTERs, Chairman.
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A MEETING Of the citizens Of the Third
Ward was held at the station house, johnson
street, on Monday evening, at O'Clock, PM,
for the purpose of consulting in regard to the
necessary steps to be taken to protect the
Ward from the draft, but the attendance
being small on account of q combination Of
circumstances, the meeting was adjourned to
next Friday evening, December IL, at 7
O'Clock, P. n. A prompt and punotual at
tendance is desirable on the part of the citi-
zsns of the Ward.
A. @. CETUIKo, Chairman.
PIERRE A. GoLLIER, Secretary. decs:12s
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HAVING leased the rooms and Fe-estab-
lished myself the next door to Mrs. Dol
mans Millinery Store, No. 225 Superior St,
I would respectfully announce to the citizens
Of Cleveland and vicinity, that am pre-
pared to supply everything in the News,
Book aud Stationery line, and receive sub
scriptions for papers and periodicals at the
lower rates. Thanking my old friends and
customers for past favors, hope by strict
attention to their wants, to continue to merit
q share Of their patronage.
dsc5:I2s A. J. HAWKS.
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Ir is cheaper to buy than to build, The
houses and lots Nos. 50 and 81 Cross street, at
Auction, on Wednesday morning. 1t will be
worth the attention Of mechanics and busi-
ness men. dee9- -l28
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FROM BALTDIORE.

The Richmond papers Of the OH inst,
contain q dispatch that General John G.
BreekInridge and General Bragg were SER
snaded At Dalton, Georgia, on the ID inst.
Wherefore ths great traitor Breekinndge
Is not dead. ---'..'.--.-
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ATTENTION, Co. C.-You are hereby no
tilted to appear at the Armory this Tuesday,
merning, 5ih inst, at nine O'Clock, in full
uniform, with black Grape, to attend the fu
neral of OolOnsls Creighton and Crane. By
order Of Commandant. ]. NJ. GATES,
decS I29 lst Sergeant.
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hs VsNEI INWI Ol1II N aIIs
PIERRE A. GoLLIER, Secretary. decs:12s

An adjourned meeting of the Executive
and Advisory Committees of the proposed
Bazaar will meet in the psrlor of the Stone
Church on Tuesday, the sth inst, at o'clock,
P. n.
By order of the Committees. dees:I2S
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FATHER KEHP's Old Folks gave q de-
lightful concert in Brsinard's Hall last night
to an Unexpectedly big house. The company
was never in better voice or training and the
Waole concert was most enthusiastically re-
ceivsd. The effect, when "AmeriOa " was
sung, and the vast audience Joined in the
noble anthem, almost reached the sublime.
We are pleased to announce that this most
excellent company will repeat their delight
fu1 entertainment this evening. All lovers
sf genuine old.fashioned music will be re-
jOiced at this opportunity Of again hearing
them.
They will also give concert just after
school hours this afternoon, for the &C
commodation Of the children. The price of
sdnissiOn will be ten cents, BY all means
let the children have chance to hear the
genuine music Of the olden time.