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CITY INTELLIG NOE
For AddNtonal Citp InteQlqence see 1htrd Pa1e.

FINE ART SALE.-A large number of pic
ture buyers were in attendance Yesterday evening
at the sale OF pictures by Mr. Scott at the auction
rooms, No 102O Chesnut street lhe b ddng upou
the finer class Of PAINTINGS quite spirited. The
following ist will show the piiCes OF some Of the
IAN Exterior" oy Walravens. brought s22'5O. to
Mr.. MurrouRhj "-metz Winter Scene" was sold 70
Mr. Gratz for S3I 30; "ShcCp" by "a Jeune Of
turned Volunteer" to Mr. Cayert ior Si5; Van
SeyeTdonck's "Sncep and Chickens" to Mr. Cal
vert, Tor S4); Vermeulcr's "Caudle-ltght Effect
SS7 80, to DIR. Gov en-; Janssens Lunch" Is u 80,
10 Mr. MurrouPh; Van HOve's Morning Cali" 10
Mr. Gratz, tor $50; koek-hoei's sc ,ue IN Amster
S52 to Mr. rhayer; a River Scene" $50 to ,ir.
Calyerr; "Ohiokens," by Van Lcempu,tcn, or
S47 30; The haruor O Amsterdam l65, to Mr,
CoOI or; "ShCep ana Oh c,en.," for S5250; "St'cot
Scene Scene IN ANTWERP &5l 21j River scene" SS2 90;
IS ablcs, snecp, aDd chickens" $40, TO Tr BMder;
"a Bad Iu.Omer," Ndu MellaeIC $l3j, to Mr.
Thayer; AN Am ems shop" S55 MIR. .litched;
Waroens "FrUit aud Flo .ers " S102 50
"street Scene in Delft" s135, to Mr. Moore "The
Woods" Van Sebon, to Mr. rhayer, $40; Winter
in Holland" L.. Smets, Sl25 Mir. McCreary; Win.
ter scene Gptd IN Holland" smstsi $50 Mr. Dur;
Brussels, $780, to Mr. Thomas; "Goat and Sheep" F"
familiar scene, S47 80, BY A. Mae, to Mr. Mtchell
Street Scene in Rotterdam S17 80, 10 Mr.. Morris;
Spring FoSers,' SO, Mr. j, Johns; Skating
March, Won Seben $3.50, MIR McCreary; g. land.
scapc, Summer" and SS, Winter" kruseman,
$16Oe ch, MIR. Calvert; Eyersen's Street Scene in
Amsterdam" and companion, S120; Legrand's
Lacy ana Par Ot," $50; "HOurY Market" Ruy
ten, 1895, B. a Judgou; Landscape and Cattle,
ty Sayry 500; sheep" A. Macs, TO Nr, Cayert
SS5; "Fruit end Flowers" Wander Warden Sl05
Mr.. Little; I'm the utghlauds," Morris 1925, Mr.
Mars; "In'erior and figures" Koek-Koek, S4j,
MIR. Ryan; Landscape and Figures" KOeG-kOe
Sl25, MIR. Bell; ARTISTS studio" DIddaert, $500
MIR. Spencer; Savry's Landscape and Figures
S210, M BlcCreary; SO, The Secret a candle
hght effect Dorticcn S75; "Does and Ducks" De-
Beuil, Sl16
The sale will be continued this evening, upon
which occasion the ,TinciDal gems OF the collection
will be disposed of. Those OF our citizens who nave
not as yet IL spected tins choice gallery will have an
opportunity during the course OF the day. 1t con-
tains admirable specimen OF the Dutch, German and
French schools. ana many OF the pieces are worthy
of the repu taton of the distinguished artists who's
names they bear.
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Fire at Boston.

BosToN, May l1--A fire this morning on the
wharyes, in the rear of No. lO4 Federal street,
destroyed property to the amount Of $4,000.
The principal losers are Franklin Snow & Co.,
fshdealers; Jesse Trrell & Co., and W. H. and
s. L. Emery, dealers in coal and wool, and
Freeman a Co. They are mostly insured.
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send the Bi6ic TO the freedmen OF the South, and
tO finish the Arabic translation Of the vol ume t.
be distributed among the one hundred and
twenty thousand people of the East.
At the conclusion of the addresses the Society
after singing the Doxology, adjourned to- meet
on the second Thursday Of May, next year. -
NelO York World.
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MARRIED

FITZPATRICK-sMITH.- On the 9Th of May, at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents, No 433 Franklin
street, by the Rev DR. Edward G Fitzpatrick, Mr..
THOMAS A. FITZPATRICK late OF Brooklyn.
brother OF the officiating clergyman and MISS
SUSAN b. SMITH, daughter OF Alexander and
Susan S, Smith, of this city. No cards.
HOWARD-TOWNSEND the 9th instant,
by Rev. Char es Hill, at the Mariners Bethel Par
sOnage, No. l2l Almond street, Mr.. GEORGE W.
HOWARD TO Miss MARY T. TOWNSEND, Doth of
Sussex county, Del
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nID YOU NOTICE THOSE LEAKS IN YOUR
j. root during the past winter? Now is the time,
while you can remember where tney were, to, apply
Stead'S Linseed Oil Cement them You easily
do this yourselves. For sale by the Agents,
TRUMAN a SHAW,
NO. 1886 (Eght Thrty-hve) MARKET st., below Ninth.
( 'ORNER, GEARED, DRILL, AND PATENT
y Clutch Braces (the latter requires nOtchng or
fitting OF the bifs) and variety other Braces and
Brace Bits for sale by TRUMAN Il SHAW.
\ o. $50 Eight Thirty -fve) MARKET ST. below Ninth.
4 QUOT PITCHER OF EMINENT SKILL.
y was Chef Justice Marshall. Others OF Sedentary
occupations professions find the pastiA equally
beneficial TO their health. -Four of Qubts in sets
for sale bY TRUMAN ~ SHAW,
No S35 eight Thirty-ve) MARKET St, below Ninth.
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Philada, Stock Exchange Sales, May II
! Reuorted by De Haven Bro, no. 40 s. Third street
SECOND BOARD

RArs.-Louisyille is suffering from a vista.
giving premium OF cent head for every
Norway rodent that shall be duly produced be-
tore the city treasurer. 1t is said that a man
OF ordinary industry working eight hours daily,
may earn from FIVE to fifteen dollars per day by
killing rats, even at this low rate.
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PATENTS AND SEALING WAX.-The London
Quarterly ReuielC states that the quantity of wax
now required for one years consumption in
England, in sealing patents for inventions alone,
is upwards of ton and two hundredweight.
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BANKRUPTCY IN ENGL ND.--It is asserted that
gross frauds under the present law are of con-
slant occurrence in the Court OF Bankruptcy in
England, and are at the same time most difficult
to detect
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ARREST OF A SUPPOSED MURDERER
Daniel O'Brien was arrested at Fifteenth and Vine
streets in RODGERS stables, by Officers Mcclure and
Short OF the Thirteenth District, on the charge of
having committed murder in Springfield Ill. He
was handed over TO Chief Franklin who had him
taken heiOTe Alderman Better. After hearing the
evidence the Alderman held him Tor further hear
inc TO- day Before the officers could effect arrest
the alleged murderer made his way through several
stables and endCavoTed TO secret himself He was
discovered, however and finally taken INTO custody.
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ANOTHER BRUTE.--A man who gave the
name OF John Mckee was arrested a. No, 2Ol9 Mon
roe street last evening by Officer Rothwe on the
charge of kicking a little child off the dOorsteps,
thereby seriously injurng it The mother ran TO
the rescue OF her offspring, when the brute made an
assault on her. An officer sent aIter, and the
accused was taken into custody, and had hearing
before Alderman Lutz H. held in $1,000 bail
10 answer for his brutal conduct
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VERY QUICK CURE
Young Lovewell lay upon his bed,
"Qwe soon" he gr0aned, II shall be dead
II, Ktty's parents am slain
To v HON I've sued for her IN vain
But If they nO1C will grant the tic
OF wed Ock III contented deW
Expecting soon to see him gone.
The old folks bade the ritos 70 on,
But just as soon as he was wed
LOvewell jumped uD, and laughing, SAID -
81 feel quite well, and will this hOur
A wedding suit get tIom the Towerv
WE EuAvE-
AV,cool FancV Cashmere Pants, as lon os...S4 10
VtSts -. 2'50
" Black Pants d" .... 500
" (iOfB rests .,,, 4W
d" Faacy Cashmere suits, 10 match ..... IA 90
I1tuth OUf(Ss ~ w
AdCdHciBg from these rates lCe hrCe goods Of al
grades up 10 tie reV finest dbrics df prices ycdused
in ropOrtiOn-lfePS. IOuH'S, and B0US'. IHOU-
SANDS HAVE FOUND WITHIN THE PAST FEW WEEKS
THAT WE ARE ACTUALLY SELLING GOOD, SERVICE
ABLE GOODS AT THE PRICES NAMED
BENNETT & Co,
TOWER HALL,
10
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CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON. May Il.
" n
SRIlate.

Senate.
The JOINT resolution of the House to provide for
carrying INTO Immediate effect the bill the better
ORGANIZATION OF the Pay Department, was passed.
Mr. Chandler (Mlch called up the JOINT resolution
to prevent the ntl OductiOn OF cholera into the
United States, VIII ch was discussed by Me.srs Sum
ner, Morrll, ana Johnson uuul the expiration of
lie ming hour after which the Post Office Ap.
preparation bill was taken up
dr. Howard Mich. ~ tooS the floor.
House OF Representatives.
The House Is not in sessiol to day.
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STEALING JEwELRY.-James Atkinson
was arrt sted last evening and locked up, on the
charge OF having robbed n dwelling oil S1l in
money and a watcb chain valued at Sll 80. On an
examination being made of his person the cham
found. The accused was then taken before Alder.
man Ramsdale who held him in $500, to answer at
CCurt for the alleged Ofiense.
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DARING THIEF.-The residence of Leopold
Hunt, No. 1920 N. Seventh street was entered last
night from the second story back window The thief
then made way the bed room OF Mr.. Hunt, and
commenced to ransack the premises His manDu-
VTes awoke the occupants OF the room, when the
fellow made hasty exit out OF the window from
which he entered. Mr.. Hunt ras.ed himself and
after securing the house, endeavored to find the rob-
after the residence of Mrs Alender entered, it
is supposed, by the same person, and robbed OF $500
in money and lot of jewelry. The tniet then made
his escape
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5.2O COUPONS, DUE MAY 1sT,
WANTED BY DREXEL & Co.,
No "a SOUTH THIRD STREl
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"lubricative packnp tOT steam engines.-for terms
see 723 cheFnut ST. phlla., and 26 dey st., york.
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ATTEMPTED ROBBEEY.-John Simpson
anu harIes MOIllsOn went into the tailor suOp of
Mr.. Jacob Ritter, No sos Race street, last evening
and while there engaged tue Opretor OF the store
IN conversation in reference TO the purchase OF some
clothing. One OF the persons named appeared to be
anxious TO have suit of clothes made up IN the best
manner ire some of M. Rter's finest cloths.
" hile thus engaged, his companion, who on enter.
ing the store, appea ed to be the ordinary size,
suddenly eXpanc ed in dmens ons, which attracted
the attent on OF the sorekeeDer
He appeared anxious 20 leave bu was prevented
in consequence OF suspicIon ialnng on hlm, and de-
tanned until all officer was sent tor An eXamina-
ton was then made, when discovered that
the accused had on his person piece OF cloth
valued at $50 Officer Wilson, who made the arrest,
took the thet before Alderman Lutz, who COM
mtted him to ans Ner in default OF $500 bail.
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GoUGH on peculiar People" at the Academy OF
Music Monday evening 14tn inst
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JOHN GRIMES IN TROUBLE.-John Grimes
was arrested last evening at Twenty-tOurth and Pine
streets, on the charge of committing assault and
battery and carrying concealed deadly weapons
Officer Clinton walked air. Grimes to Alderman
TunisOns Office when he was held by that gentle
man TO answer IN the sum of 5000 bail.
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LIGHT CLOTH JACKETS, Circulars, and Basquine
closing out al ard under cost prices.
j W, PROCTOR Co,
No. 900 Chestnut street.
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LINE LLAMA LACE SHAwLs, pointed RotOndes
and BournOuX at reduced rates.
j. w. PROCTOR & Co,
No go Chestnut street.
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PRICES REDUCED "A rare chance. Select style
OF PhotograI hs at B. +. Reimer's Gallery No. 624
Arch street Splendid pic ures at moderate prices;
all styles. See specimens.
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COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES, Z $40 and 5.2Os
wanted. DE Haven Brother, No. 40 s. Third
street.
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DEATH OF AN EsTNIABLE CITIZEN.-We
regret TO announce the death or Dr. Charles Pende-
ton Tut, D young yet well know1 and universally
respec ed resident city. h died at the
dence of his ;ather-in-aw. J. EIsher Leaning Esq
this morning at O'Clock. The deceased ca ne TO
Phs delpha rom Virginia, OF which state he
native about ten years suce. He commenced the
practice of his profession and acquired Tepu-
tation for ability and studious attention winch
secured him aTge practice At the time OF his
death he was PLY sician at the AlmshOuse He was
universally resi- ecteG rs q man OF bightOned,
principles and strict integrity He was universally
esteemed by n acquaintances, and leaves large
ciIc OF friends TO mourn his loss He was about
thIrty-fv years OF age.
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WE REFER persons afflicted with diseased Liver to
DR.. Lessey's advertisement under Medical"
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WINDOW SHADES, ONLY 81.
Window Shades, only 81.
Window Shades, only 81.
Window Shades, only ST.
window SHADES, only 81.
Window Shades, only ST..
Window Shades, only ISL.
Window Shaoes, oDly 81.
Window Shades, only ST.
Also Lace Curtains, One Dollar.
AT Paten's Curtain and Upho stery Store.
Rich BLACK sLKs Of the celebrated manufac-
lures of "Bennet" "PoInsot," from z to J. yard
WIDE, at gold prices for currency o,, .. co
No 92O Chesnut street.
CHARLES STOKES & Co.'s ONE.PRIcE CLOTHING
House, UNDER THE CONTINENTAL.
UNDER THE CONTINENTAL.
UNDER THE CONTINENTAL.
STOKES & Co, CLOTHIEEs.
STOKES & Co CLoTmEEs.
SPRING CLoTHINGH!
SPRING CLoTHING!!!
LIGHT CLOTH JACKETS, Circulars and BasquineS
closing out a. ard under cost prices
j w, PROCTOR Co,
No $50 Chestnut street.
THE WoMAK's FRIEND-Lash's five dollar Wash
ing Machine il the best washer in the market. Call
No 727 MARKET street.
LINE LLAMA LACE SHAwLs, pointed Rotondcs,
N j. " PROCTOR & Co,
No go Chestnut street.
PRICES REDUCED "A rare chance. Select style
Arch street Splendid pic Ures at moderate prices;
ali styles. See specimens.
RICH BLACK SILKS Tor Mantillas and Dresses,
by the yard, at less than importation cost
j. w, PROCTOR Co.,
No. 920 Chestnut street.
GoUGH on peculiar People" at the Academy OF
Music Monday evening, l4tn inst
PRETTY AND STYLISH CLoAKs for the Seaside
Promenade or the Country at SIS, So, $40, and Sl2,
al out one-half the of the ma erials
j. W. PROCTOR & Co,
No. 800 Chestnut street.
WE REFER persons afflicted with diseased Liver to
Dr. Lessey's advertisement, under Medical"
PARIs-1rADE MANTILLAs, in all the fashionable
STYLES and shapes, are now reduced considerably
j. W. PROCTOR & Co..
No. 92O Chestnut street.
"lubricative packinp tor steam engnes.-for terms
see 723 chesnut ST. phla., and 26 dey st., new york.
WHITE CLOTH JACKETS AND CIRCULARS, at re-
duced prices. j. ". PROCTOR g. Co.,
No. 920 Chesnut street
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES, 7 $40 and 5.2Os
wanted. DE Haven Brother, No. 40 ). Third
street.
MATINEE, CARRIAGE AND RECEPTION CLoAKs,
new and exclusive in stl at one haI importation
cost. j. w. PROCTOR Il Co"
No. 92O Chestnut street
5.2O COUPONS, DUE MAY 1sT,
WANTED BY DREXEL Co.,
No. "a SOUTH THIRD STREET.
POPULAR TAILORING
EEADY-MADE CLOTHING,
AND
FINE CUSTOM WORK.
WANAMAKER & BROWN
OAK HALL,
Southeast corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
]
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CHARGED WITH LARCENY.-Joseph Kel-
Ter was arrested by officer StensOn, last evening" at
Manayunk, on the charge OF larceny. III had hear.
ing before Alderman Ward and was held to answer
,Y the sum OF $500
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PARIs-liADE MANTILLAs, in all the fashionable
STYLES and shapes, are now reduced considerably
below cost OF importation.
j. W. PROCTOR & Co..
M Chnsnut strppt
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WHITE CLOTH JACKETS AND CIRCULARS at re-
duced prices j. ". PROCTOR & Co,
No, 92O Chestnut street.
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THE WOMAN's FRIEND.-Lash's five dollar Wash
ing Machine Is the best washt in the market. Cal
and zee 1t, at
No 727 MARKET street.
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MATINEE, CARRIAGE AND RECEPTION CLoAKs
new and exclusive in stN e, at one haI importation
cost. j. W. PROCTOR Co.
No 800 Chesnut street
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PRETTY AND STYLISH CLoAKs for the Seaside
Promenade or the Country at S6, SO, $40, and $l2,
about one-half the cost OF the ma erials
j. W. PROCTOR & Co,
n QO0 (hpsnut
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RICH BLACK SILKS for Mantillas and Dresses,
by the yard, at less than importation cost
j. w. PROCTOR & Co.,
IN Q10 CheSnut street
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WANTS

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~ City, Town, County, an state for
WORSHIP IN THE FAMILY AND SCHOOL"
EXCLUSIVELY AN AGENTS BOOK
The large work, "LESSONS AND PRAY ERS, ," is he'd
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For circulars giving particulars and terms of agency,
ADDRESS SCHERMERHORN. BANCROFT ~ co, Pub
fishers, No. 430 BR ONE Street, New York, Rev w
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MINISTERS disabled from pulpit service, PASTORS
whose salary inadequate support STUDENTS who
wish healhfu and remuD erative employment for
tons, and ACCREDITED BooKAGENTs, will find this
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FGoATs CAPTURED.-The officers of the
FIRST, Fifteenth, Twenty-iourth, and rwenty-sixth
Wards were kep[ busy Yesterday in capturing goats,
large. contrary TO law.
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WOODEN BUILDINGS. - A number OF
yyooden buildings have been ordered to be taken
down IN the Second ward, the same having been
erected contrary TO law,
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POPULAR TAILORING
EEADY-MADE CLOTHING,
AND
FINE CUSTOM WORK.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
OAK HALL,
Southeast corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
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FROM BALTlm0RE TO-DAY.

HWUbV VI HNVHFH Y 0fNI'1N"N v Vt
The House is not in sessiol to day.
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DR. HUNTER, No. A N. SEVENTH
STREET, ABOVE FILBERT, PHILADELPHIA.
Acknowledged bg az parties ~ RTsSted as by far the
MOST SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN
the treatment Diseases IN his specially. QUICK,
THOROUGH, and permanent cures guaranteed in eVsry
case Remember DR. HUNTER Celebrated Remedie
only be had genuine at his old eStaba he'd Office No
44N. SEVENTH Street above Ftlbert s56t
OUR NEXT GOVERNOR-CLYMER OR
~ GEARY as may be chosen-tOgether with the
EVENING TELEGRAPH, - ,
NEW YORK CLIPPER, Etc,
''' " QUEENS NEWS STAND
PIP Corner Of SEVENTH aud CHEsNUT Streets.
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AUCTION LACE CURTAINS, 81.
Auction Lace Curtains, vi,
Auction Lace Curtains, 81
Auction Lace Curlalns, 81
Auction Lace Curtains, ST.
Auction Lace Curtains, 81.
uctlon Lace Curtains, 81.
Auction Lace Curtains, 81.
Also, fine Curtains, from So TO 500 all II ON Auc
ton, and unusually cheap, selling at less prices than
before the war, at W. Henry Patterns Shade ana
Curtain Store, No. l408 Chesnut street
For BREAKFAST
FOR DINNER
FOR SUPPER.
INV BERMUDA POTATOES.
NEW BERMUDA ONIONS.
NEW BERMUDA TOMATOES,
Your Grocer or Market man can get supplied at
BERMUDA PRODUCE COMPANY,
No, 1870 West street, New York,
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AmuSemenfs.
IRVING HALL.
i THE POZNANsKf CONCERTS.
I. b. POZNANSuI,

r I. b. POzNANSkI,
the meat yiolipist, end !. Z, 5000
the distinguished pianist. win give their
FIRST GRAND CONCERT
on SATURDAY EVENING, Feb J. 1863.
g. POLNANSKi viii play a. Fsntasia. Ballet" By Do
Beriof; fantastic on Norma" played fourth string; ca.
pic. on est Patricks Day, and Star Spsnsed Banner"
and duo with piano, " Don Govsnni."
JOsEPH POZNANSKi will play Mendeissohns concerto
Tsrrntse" and caprice Afsbe" II Cams du soir," and
Nine REVILLE will ding Robert TOT qni jamie" The
Harp that once through Tsras Hals" and duo. carlo 10
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full orchestra under the direction Of Messs ABSOLUTE
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ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR
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