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N~ATEnNAL

a W a%shington correspondent Of the
Rochester Democrat furnishes the fol-
lowing information from official sources
There are in the command of Gen.
Thomas the following national cemete-
Ties
At Natchez, one Of six acres, contain
ing 25UD dead.
Nicksburg, one Of twenty-five acres.
containing about Is 5000.
Memphis, twenty-five acres, about
1900 graves, The dead from Columns.
Kentucky, to Helena, Ark, along the
Mississ ppi, are gathered here. From
Helena to Grand Gulf, they are Inferred
at NicllsbuTg.
CoriIts has one Of twenty acres, con-
tanning about 5000 graves.
Pittsburg Lsuding, twelve acres and
1000 graves. This contains the dead from
up and down the Tennessee river. Fort
DonelsOD, twenty acres and $500 graves.
containing the dead of that field and ali
along De Cumberland below Nashville.
Nashville, siXty-twO acres, 1900 graves
ms contains the bodies from many hos
pitfalls and a wide region OF country.
stone river, sixteen acres and 5000
graves. Chattanooga, seventy-ive acres
and nearly 1900 graves. Knoxville
four acnes and 5000 graves.
Marietta Georgia, twenty-five acres
q 10000 graves A~ndersonville about
5000 graves Millen, 1000 graves
small enclosure; Savannah, 5000 graves
Cumberland, Gap, Kentucky, $50
graves; Loudon, 300; Mill Springs. |
over 5JJ; Perryville, 1900; Camp Mel
ljUD Lebanon, $50.
In city cemeteries there are collected
COvingtOn, Kentucky, 600 dead: Lex
1000; Richmond, 500: Danville. |
100. AT Columbia, Tennessee, there are
1900 graves.
Al Montgomery, Alabama, about 500
in Mobile, 1000.
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Hiel Water in uuu.is.

At Aurors, Illinois, the island, or the
lower part OF the city, has been over.
flowed by the Fox river, covering the
first floorof the shops and business houses.
and compelling families TO leave tbeiI
dwellings.
At Ga!ena, Illinois, the illinois railroad
bridge has been destroyed, and several
steamer and barges swept from their
mOOriHgs.
At Dubuque, Iowa, the cellars are
filed.
At Cedarville, Iowa, the long bridge
and miiidam are swept away, and the
loss is heavy.
At Waterloo, Cedar Falls and Iowa
Falls, Iowa, the rivers are on the ram
page, and much destruction is feared.
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IsROaN a PERKINS,
Pianos for the People
40 Broome St. Hsw York.

WE ould call the attention Of the public tc
W. our elegant New Scale PIanos, ia the fol-
STYLE "a octave, Front large round
corners pial1 case either oCtagUu IT
cafEet legs straight 1Ottsm, bead mould
STYLE octave. same Is styIs A. with
serpentne moulding on piuth, carved
STYLE 81" : octave. front corners IareS
round, serpentins bottom, m0uidiurs
same as on style ID, carved Tyre and desk,
fancy carved ga
STYLE II" 2 octave, Four large FOUND
corners. finished hacE. elcuidiuaa on rim
and piinth, serpentine rortom. carved
Tyre and desk, elegant carved fruit legg ea0
The above styles are al flashed ia elegant
Rosewood eases, and have the fuu iron frame
French action harp pecaL. heveled ton. ivory
keys and key fronts, and exceed in Oversfrung
bass ne trly ali the II ortaVe Fianosn now urar5
ufac,eied. They are made ofthe best msteriaIs-
ana for finish, durebllty. purity auG sweetness
Of tone. eannOJ be- surpassed.
The Jour styles Geseri5ed above, cwbodv all
the essential cnar gea in e1lfr lor finish Of Gaze.
winch are BY manufacturer run I'D 10 Is and
We invite the attention OF the public. OF deal
ers and the plo,e s ion, 70 a critical examfnsfon
OF the merit Of cur Pianos.
BY ave Gingthe great expense attend M uro,
eostiy factories and expensive warerooms in
prices which DEFY com petition. ena Invite an 10
call aEdexamine them before purchasing else
where.
When references and testimonials are Re-
quired ~ those about to purchase. instead or
presenting adlsplay OF professional names. We
refer 10 he parties to whom We have sold our
flanos. lher lucgmen a. 10 the real merits
Of cur Instrument as 20 ~ irdurabuity, touch.
SWeetDess and power Of tone. standing in tune.
etc, based ON actual experience, being OF FER
more Naine than the mere good opinion Of the
aitlsts however capable, who merely tries in a
W~arercon- Instruments ia perfect Iunea and or
der, Whice have just received the workunens
nuisEing touches
Our motto is. Qaiek sales and small prodts.H
Send for a circular 10
BROWSH PERKINS.
ianlt lm-daW 40 Hroome -, NeE York,
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Professor A.-.ssig.

The American association for the al.
vaucement OF science pays Professor
Agassiz the sun Of $500 per lecture fol
his course Of six, now being delivered In
this city. Three thousand dollars is q
decent winters work, and while it helps
the association before whom the lectures
are delivered il enables the professor Ia
add 10 his store OF knowledge, and so "a
prepare for new and valuable c0ntribu.
lions 70 the popular intelligence. It is
gratifying TO know that the association
not only succeeds in paying expenses,
bot in securing a handsome profit from
the proceeds Of these lectures.-S. Louis
Republican.
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Total

National bank currency TO the amount
Of 500, 100 was issued by the comptroller
Of tie currency, making the tntal
amount Issued to date SOL 2S4 $50.
From this latter sum should be deducted
S2,5ls, 632, being the sum returned for
redemption and cancellation, including
WORKOUT notes, leaving the actual total
circulation Of national banks at this
date S29S, 776, 254.
The securities held in trust for national
banks by treasurer Spinner on Saturday
stood as follows:
For circulating s5s0.5f1,f So
For pa llfc Heuu~If- 3S TRI tTI
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Chancery Court OF Memphis, Nov. Term. 1866.
ia5f-N. X BZames A. HarTood. Admins
Latof OF hl4lam u. Eddius. deceased. ~.
eHsLns EoeiuE, incomes 3. EGdIus. 81 81.
the widow, heirs IL law. dfsfTbnf-ee aod
crsaiioE ot said Wm. = Eddfas- dsees.sf.
THIS cause u Us ordered by the Court thar
see pc enloined nom taxing any further stems
ln me admuntralion o. lhe e-iafse ri $40 ~
unsi That said administrator re r-a-,le--.f
20 lhis Court aud Weesiate admirisferef rrer
a. insolFenti that ali creditor. on f.gar ~
ing 70 pc cf-al or whether 10y note er-1r-r
deer Q or judgment, both resident 4nsf -,-f
rr-ldentl Dc restrained ron PROSECUTING fl.s~
ciitiunsr olrerHlsc Than unrrr fbfr Droo-.rf-.
ttis WrtEer Ordered, tnat ai c~rsfsflr-- ~ 49,,
ard die tleir claims with the Clerk an4 $780,
OF this court an. make tneEuselVe4 D-rrtL-r
tlis sutt Oh or before The second p[rf--
asy. lH4, ana that a copy % thls order b. rur-
isNeQ lofs1 weeks ih The Daily Esm1HsAr-
PfAL and Avalanche. and fn The uegl,9-.-
published at Pulaski. Tennezsa
AO6U-TON ASTON.
December 2. 1865. &C. ~
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THE object Of the war was the restora-
ton Of the union-in other words, the
return Of the desire of the southern peo-
pie To be governed toy the constitution.
Now that that desire has been expressed
we are false TO the truth, false to our
honor, false TO the pledges so repeatedly
made, false TO the demands of patriotism
and the future welfare Of this great ma
ten, if we hesitate about recognizing il.
and welcoming cur erTing e%ountrymep
a to their constitutional duties aud
their constitutional RIGHTs.-Aaf. In.
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Horrible fHio-A nan smOt1ercd 20
Correspondence Nebraska News. Feb. 81
BIC BLUE, January 20, ls67.-DeIr
Mems Some persons living on the west
fork Of the Big Blue, residing in a tenn
pOraTy dug-OUt, were caught in the snow
storm Of the 35th ult. The dug-Out being
on the south side Of q high bank, the
IA driftsd on 10 il very fast; when one
Of them, by the name OF @. j. Parish,
proposed to leave it and 90 to a neigh
boris house, the other said that If they
left they would freeze TO death, and he
would sooner stay where he was. Parish
said be would run the risk, as the timbers
over their heads were bending under the
weigh5 of snow, and he thought
70 WIS certain death to remain :
the other, Lewis Warren, by name,
said be had been in the service of the
United states for three years, andin some
hard fought battles but he never felt
himself 10 so much danger with that
Parish and his wife started of and left
Warren there alone, preparing for "a
smoke; they started I'm q southeast
course, and by keeping on the ice they
managed TO get 10 the house OF Samuel
E~nglehauu this was about ten o'clock
on the morning Of the 18th OF January
on the 10Th Parish went back TO see about
HE ADl0Ee N-l4EA ne LaA lEiL III the WOODS.
he went 10 the house and &c was entirely
covered with snow be called several
times and got no answer; he had
nothing to dig with he then went
70 the house OF J. r. Johnson, a dis
lance Of four miles, for shovels and
help they got back to the dug-Out about
"a o'clock pm, and dug down several
feet VIXEN they came 10 the roof, when
they made q hole large enough to admit
a mans body, and two of them crowded
in-they found Warren lying on the bed
apparently asleep but on speaking to
him be did not move they then picked
him az and carried him to the hole and
passed him through TO the man on the
outside, where they a~scertained that he
was dead. There We're two young dogs
ia with him, One of them was dead and
the other was unable 10 stand up when
taSeu out.
There was an inquest held over his
body--he jury returned a verdict Of
51nOthered to death.
His remains were inferred in the burial
grounds near Thos. Wess's mill I'm
county.
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MemphIs and Charleston Railroad.

TRAINS leave Memphis Daily as follows. city
z time:
Through Express Sunday ezeeptedl-T am.
Through -..----.----6:3 PIN.
p connect al Grand Junrtiou with az
ternOou train south on Mississippi Central Rail-
road for holy SpriUgs, Water Valley, Grenada,
Jackson, NicksDurE New Orleans, etc.
AT OEuT for Oklahoma, Columbus Miss,
Mobile. Ala. etc.
AT DECATUR for Nashville, Louisville, Gin
] ciuuati, ere.
AT CHATTANOOGA for all points 10 Eastern
Alabama, Georgia, North and Snuth Carolina,
Washington, Baltimore. New York, etc
NAIL connects at Decatur for Nashville
Chattanooga connections same as above.
Baggage checked through.
Ticket Office No. - Court street.
WI. ROSS. Geul supt
w J.. DANLET, General 4 Ticket Agent.
+. o. N%oHroE, Passenger Agent. iaZ tf
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was a lake. swarming with fishes, with
little turtles scrambling along the bot
tom, ard big ones floating on the surface:
There were palms aud mastOd0ns, and
sloths, and the Rocky mountain goat
and the great birds we're wading about
and eating the little scramhling turtles:
Near the close Of the tertiary perlou
were many volcanoes. On the TOP o.
Table mountain is a bed If lava 80 iee'
thick. In one valley is an immense
mass C lava standing all alone Inc
most remarkable volcanic disturbance o.
this period occurred in Middlepark, lava
being found here in greatest
| AT the close Of the tertiary period the
mountains were probably much higher
than al present.
After the tertiary period followed the
glacial. The valleys towards the noun
| tains are all ice. The glacial burrows
/ can often be seen along the sides OF the
I mountains, some Of them are a foot
| wide and several inches deep. Gold wa
/ in the mountains al that time, for the
miner finds particles Of gold now in The
| drift formation, and thus the action o
water and ice In ages past has enabled
/ the miner to gather The rich deposits o
gold made there.
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APPEAL.
FATnER. Lean NE nomE.
By JAMES II. SULLIVAN.


The wsy IS fun Of thorns that prick my feet;
] grope In darkuess Father AS I meet
Look on my suh-rings with pruuo oisqaln'
Nor heed my sching heart my ieNereu nIaini
Oh. Father fncndleSS, huime-cssf poor zone
~wanderer, / roam
on life IS sven a weary burden, taihef, lead
me home!
The world is cold aud cheeries-let me die
There's none 20 love me helC no plying eve,
No c-hoinv heari. im all this worlds throng;
T6ev're rone who loved me-. Let 10 not be long
Ere NAV follow % tsat land where sorrows
The way svery dark-Um weary, Father, lead
me hoIuet
The clouds are dark o'erhead, yet uots ray
Should shine except 10 cheer my lonely way
To that far-On u~nknswn-that blessed place
Where life j. sweet on, Father let Thy grace
Create anew my hear, and fit me for yon bright
blue dome,
Where angels sing sweet psalms forever. Father,
lead me homei
reel and tremble-tott'ring to the grave
Oh, Father give nc strength 70 mouAt the
wave
Oh, steer me DER this troubled sea ollie;
The journey must be brief-then ends tue STRIFE
On angels wings IN mount! Loved ones
who've gone before viii come
To welcome me TO their abode, On FalheI-
lead me hOmei
MEMPHIS, Tenn.
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IttGchmscas Notice.

Before John C. Creighton. j. p.
il. AilOon IS. ~. B. Cain.
TfHEd defendant I'm the above entitled ca--e
Z VIII take notice that $50 -aftarul.eut has
been sued out against Dim upon tie grounds
that he-1s anOn-tesideu of the Stlr-of rcuus--
see anu tie case set f1r LtirfUE 10 my Office u
the city of Memphis. on tine -Sih dsv uf Fen
Tuafy 1857. when and whCre he ceu appear and
defend said suit orihe same VIII o. proceeded
With eN pstte; ans that "a copy OF This order he
published once % week for four weeks in the
Memphis Daily Apueai-
JOHN G.. CREIGHTON. j. p.
Memphis, January - 1877. izuu L1wIw
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From The Land We Love
SHAHSPEARE AT HILTON HEAD,
1861

1855.
ACr II.
SCENE Lon Beaufort Island.
Eaig GoSzALEz, lBedpoth9 sEBAsrIAS 0Hc
ANTONIO.
GOn-Had 7 plantation Of this Sic
And were the king ont, what would 7 do?
I'M -ccmmuuweaIth IwOuld BIZ coutraries
Execute all things for no KIND OF traffic
Would / admit; no name Of magistrate;
Letter. should not be known; no Use Of se71ics
Sucoessions, bound OF land, uith. vineyard
No oocupation-aH men ia7e all;
And te0nieH too
An things IN common, nature should produce
Without sweat or endeayor; treason, felony,
Would not have; but nature should bring
or its own kind, all folsom, all abundance,
To feed wy inHoosni people.
AH1ouo-Sone, man; all idle; whores and
knaves-
SCENE U-AH09eT part Of ~ tfgad.
EltsrCALTBAN, Freedmen Nth sTEPHANoa ana
TETNCULo. .E-mGnapQt5rgI
o1l5G4-Tu show thee every fertile inch o. III
And TWiu kiss thy foot; 7 prithee, be my god
III kiss thy foot; III swear myself thy subject
~Trn-Cuue on. then; down and greGr.
CGL-Iu show thee tns best springs III pluck
III fish for thee, and get thee wood enough.
A plague upon the tyrsut that!I servet
III bear him no more sticks, but follow thee,
Thou wondrous mani
.SaaCg 6UluEsslU1
Farewell, master farewell. FAREWELL
No more dams III make for fish,
NOT fetch in firing
At reQuirlng5
Nor Scrape trencher, nor wssE dish.
Ban Ban. Ca-cal-ban
Has a new master: get a new man.
FreedOmi dey-day freedom hey-day freedom
G. ".
SCESE L-Befre me C1iec ~ ne Blessed BHreOa.
E-gterCALIBAS. after s55rr second tioUgHtz~
CaL-SoIl0quiZngJ -Wha a thrice-dUuble
as
Was I. TO take this drunkard for a god
And worship this dan f00gl
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The ALBANY ArJus Of the LIST has the
following The managers OF the Ma
tional telegraph company, incorporated
under the act-Of congress, have opened a
subscription in this city. Syracuse has
contributed about S200,000. The man.
ayers allot to the Pacific states 81, 600. 900.
TO Ohio the same amount, 10 Missouri,
Indiana, etc, 500, 600 each. They ex-
pect to establish their lines for S., 600, OO0,
though their capital is $40, 600. The
enterprise is in the hands OF vigorous
men.
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UcATIoN
SEW
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
WINCHESTER. TENN.
E-xEcurIvEc o,rnrrrEE.

The Right Rev. c. 7. Q~urSrARD, Nd, Bishop
fTeun Visitor.
GEoKGE Z. ~fAIHHANKs, Esd, Chairman.
The Rev. 4. A.. MORRIS. Secretary.
The Kew. +. L. KNOTT. DID, Rector.
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TUITIOS-Per TIE
Iznnfsn-auf Eaa
BETHEL COLLEGE.
HeLemOFesYllle, Carroll Co., Tenn,
Rev. !. S. HOWARD, President.

VNHE Fail Session Of this Institution wiz open
L on THURSDAY, SEPT. NIH, 1886. This
Institution is located in Quiet village with an
industrious, moral, intelligent, church-gOing
population, and surrounded by a pleasant. fer
tile and healthy ~cOuntry. Iii is es0ily accessible
from all parts OF the cOuutry, being situated
three and a half miles from IreZGEaut Station,
on the Memphis anu Ohio railroad.
Tuition per term of five months SIS to $50.
Contingent fee, 81 so.
Boarding, SIS per month.
Tn course OF instruction VIII be systematic
and thorough.
For further Information address the Presi-
dent, or REV. a. b. CO0PEk
sells President Hc-rF of Trustees
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RAILROADS.
MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL
MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON


THE above Companies have this day ap.
I pointed Col. JOHN MCGBIttk The JOINT
Agent OF their Companies. to adjust all lossei
and damages, or over-chaTges arising on 81
shipments over the two roads, and 10 attend
generally % 1he hu iness OF the roads IN
Memphis.
falties having bus ness relations connected
with shipment over their road " u call on tOl.
IchUirk. at aelnphls aud Charleston Railroad
Office Memphis, and Their bulincss VIII have
prompt attention.
sAu. TATE, President II. sc. r r..
a 81. WEST, President II G.. I. r.
M%EwuuL.. zen uaE D. Lall fell I'm
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NEW YORK.
ETLO HATCH, CHAs. IT,. rITEIIs.
Twenty years gash'r Six years Harur and

uILo HATCH CHAs. II. FTTEIpa.
Twenty years cash'r Six years A-gutaHd
MeChalics Bank, Cashier southern
AugUs-as Ca Expires, Company.
HATCH q PHELPS. R3uEc-s and Brokers.
"A General Purchasing agents. and n. -. ami
Foreign Newspaper advertising Agents %
Broad street, and Exchange Place. New York.
B~EFE[ENCEs-R- n. Lowry, E-g.. President
Bank OF Republic, n. T.; Josiah Dalca~. Esq S..
Pres Shoe and Leather BaIE. ~. T.. j ID Yer
milye, ESQ, st the Merchant Bins. 81. II e
NOErse * BROOKS ~ Pearl strC-t. IS. T.; Brnai-
& Pefters, - Pearl street. n AZ Brown.
Esq, Editor and Proprietor kor ester Demo-
craf, kocne-ter, n. N-; John L. Bgura. ESQ,
Prest PEeuix Bank, Hartford. Ct james Miles,
E@q-. Prett exchange Bank, Hartford. ca.
Francis FellOwes q son Attorneys ut Law,
Hartford, tts ID A. Dwight Co.. Boston. Mass;
calvin Tan, ESI.. worcester, Mass Thomas -.
Netcaf, Eq- Augusta, Ga John % .vlssu. f-a d,
Augusta, Ca; II r Pant. Fsq Pms @ south
ern Express Co.; j. B Bullock, D. o.. SIpJ
southern TX Co, Atlantic Ga. j.. Hubert,
ESD sup Southern FIX. Co.. ATLANTA. Ca Jas.
shutter, rsq ,Sup't Southern PIX So. Memphis,
Tenn a. b. small, ESQ SLp't southern Ex.
Co New Orleans; ard Agents o. EXPIRES COM
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BROWN PEHKINE.
tanli lm-daW 40 broonae 81 SEES York,
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NOW READY.
STALLS uaRIVALLEO
Plane and Furniture Polish.

TrST INTRODUCED. and being ADOPTED by
- al leading houses i'm the mauuGctu-s u
Pianos, organs, Billiard Tab eE. Furniture. etc .
etc Every one who has % Elnos should have 70
bottle OF this FOish- send for Circulars amt
we VIII give full particulars auc directions. 10
is put up in bottles go 30 cents ana % cents. and
where hall dozen are ordered % once. We viii
onward, prepaid. by express applications for
Territory and Agencies received by
BROW PERKINS,
General Agents for the United states,
ianll IIn-daW No. 4I ErOome ST. y.
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Orleans EXPRESS makes close connection
Grenada for New Orleans and sll points
ith. A.. S. LiNERMORE. GenI Sup't.
p GAELET- Gen. Ticket Agr- uOv5
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Louis Grouauer SIS. Anderson Huut. Attach
Iuent suit before =. A. Moore, j..
Louis Grouauer VS.. John Hunt Attachment
suit before s. A. Moore, j. -.
A FFlDANIT for attachment having been
~ made iu THIS c7se ia Pursuance OF seat5lu
80 OF he code Of tennessee, and attachments
having lS-ued against tle estate OF fEa above
uamed defendants Iur rre auul Of sIa -lui
against John Hunt and $40 lgIt0 azairet AM
derson Hcut que by lccouur, and hive been
returned levied etc, 30 is ta eFefore ordered
that Sait defendant enter bis Gppes rance on or
before The eth day OF February. M. Co plead.
answer or dernur 10 The SAT- uiaiuttnfs oum-
plant, or hesame viii be taken lur couf-zEd
ana the case set for hearing eZ- aIre. anl tll-r
GcorJ OF this Order ae published once a week
l0r lOur consecutive Weeas iu the EeIrpuis
APPEAL E.A. MtEUE.I Up
HawLH H.
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w wOuld call the attention OF the public 70
". our elegant New Scale PIanos, ia the fol-
lowing STYLES.
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Soluble in hard as well 1s soft water.
NarrQuled not % -tleik tic clothes
Ten cents Fer box. LID-ral discount 90 The
trade.
Agents wanted everywhere 20 ssI tbe above
articles, 20 whom We Oler extraordinary in
d-nceueuts.
samples sent, postpaid, on receipt of shove
prices. Address,
NEW YORK SrAECH GLOSS co.
L.uLI lmlaE No Il. .uL--. s. ..-E L.r--
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3 r 0 " u & PERKINS,
PUBLISHES OF
SH + Il II SO
and MUSIC BOOKS.

KETE would respectfulr call tie attention OF
w choir Leaders and singing Srloul teach
ets 70 car establishment. ELe1e al kinds of
Church Music Ulee aud AutlCm Books can be
OhtaiIed on the most rtFerable terms
THE long experience OF our HT. Perkins In
Musical convention. tL1.rs. toe Concert ru1m
ana sunday schools, enablrshim tOctve advice
and iulOrmat'ou ou ai POINTS OF ululcal in
terest aatO tie selecf1-m or pioper works az H.
structtou, formation Of Musical ScnCos-pru-
gTess IN musical studies, and items Of general
interest TO composers leaders, teachers and
Students.
Sheet Music furnished on the usual terms.
with pr0mptuess and dispatch Country 0rd.rs
solicited, and selections uads Tor pupis, teae1-
rs. clncerts. etc. etc. .f..