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MARRIED.

LYNCH-McCULLY.-On Wednesday afternoon
the 18th day of December, 1885, by the Rev.A De Wolf
Howe Rector Of St. Luke's Church, GILBERT JOHN
LYNCH TO ISABELLA MCCUILY, daughter of the
late Henry McCully, ESQ.,, OF this city
LUDWIG-DANIELS-At Milford, N. N, on April
28 by Rev. Frank ID. Aver, DE BENNEVTLLE X.
LUDWIG of philadelphia, TO EMMA A.. only daugh-
ter Of Charles A. Daniels, Esq., of Milford, n. II.
WORKMAN-AITKIN-O Thursday morning. the
25th instant. by Rev. James Y. Mitchell, JAMES
HENRY WORKMAN to ANNIE c., daughter OF
Joseph Aitkin, all of this city.
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DEPOT FOR THE SALE OF Lash's FiVe-dollar
washing Machines Clothes Wringers, and Step
LADDERS, NO. ~ Market street, philadelphia.
j. s. Lash co.
AZURE FOR RHEUMATISM WORTH SEEING
,. hllpstrlck No. l744 Olive street, cured by DR..
Fltlers Kennedy. No cure, no pay.
WHAT FEELS BETTER than a comfortable,
easy, and good fitting shirt, such as the Model
Shoulder-Seam Shirt manufactured by McIntire
Brolher Variety, Zephyr, and Gents Fur
nlshlngf No. 1875 Chestnut street2
SPRING CLOTHING
FOR
MEN AND BOYS
nOJO ready.
LARGE ASSORTMENT
and
Low PRICES.
WANAMAKER Il PROWNi
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
OAK HALL,
s. E. Cor. SIXTH and MARK Er Streets,
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WE ARE SELLING
Cashmere Suits, all wool, as low as $40 90
better for II 20
10 90
Rlack SHIFTS all wool as low as Is 90
better Tor % 90


Advancing from these we have all grades and
prices up to the finest and best of French and
English fabrics, surpassed by none for style and
hest Workmen in the city. Persons accustomed
to having their goods made to order can save
25 to 33 per cent. by selecting from our ready
respects.
HALFWAY BETwEENl BENNETT Co.,
FIFTH AND TOWER HALL,
SIXTH SIS. No. SIS MARKET ST.
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CHmDREN's HosP1TAI.-The formal opening
of the Children's Hospital took place yesterday
afternoon, in the presence OF a large number Of
ladies and gentlemen. NJ. p. Henry, ESQ.,, made
the opening address, IN which he said that the
new building, which was begun in 1866, had
been finished at a cost of S25, 600, and that the
institution was entirely free from debt. There
are accommodations for fifty patients but at
present there are only twenty-three in the
wards.
Eloquent addresses were made by the Rev.
Phillips Brooks and Rev. DR.. Beadle.
The Hospital is located on Twenty-second
street, below Walnut. 1t is built of brick, and
the front has sandstone dressings. 1t is we'll
adapted to The purpose, and the ward rooms are
well lighted and ventilated. The officers of the
institution are as tollows:-
President-George W. Norris, M. D.
Vice-President- George A. Wood.
Treasurer-F. Mortimer Lewis.
Secretary-Edward S. Clarke.
Managers-George w. Norris. NJ. D., George
B. Wood, NJ. D., William r. Lejee, George A..
Wood Alexander Henry, w. Hayward Drayton,
Morton p. Henry, Edward S. Clarke, Richard
Wood Robert NJ. Lewis, Henry Winsor, F. Nor
timer Lewis.
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BOARD OF HEALTH REPoRT.-The Board OF
Health have just issued their annual report,
printed in pamphlet form. The report states,
Notwithstanding the appearance of cholera in
our midst, as anticipated in last report, and
which augmented the mortality list nine hun
dred and ten, the sanitary condition OF the city
was better than has been known Tor several
years. The register shows the record OF l6,SO3
deaths, being a decrease OF 1866 as compared
with those of 1865 and 779 with those OF 1854.
Never was Philadelphia so thorO ughly cleansed
and free from nusances and causes Of nuisauCes
tending to eudauger the public health, as dur
ing the past year. 1856 SpectdL complaints were
examined and TemedIed, in addition to the
4,f43 nuisances reported by themselves; 1897
of these were upon the public highways and
places, and occurred principally in the early
part OF the year.
OF 1899 nuisances reported, 66S were abated
by the Health Office, by order OF the Board, and
the remainder by parties interested in the pre-
misses complained of. In addition to the re-
moval of the said nuisances the Health Officer
caused the cleansing and dlsinfection OF 66S
houses in which cholera was reported; and also
of 16l houses, Ill cellars, As yards, courts 3
streets and ii inlets, of such filthy condition as
to cause fear OF its introduction.
There were II, 8l5 permits to clean sinks issued,
and 347 for the landing Of fish, hides, and vege-
tables, as required by the act of Assembly,
April 2, 1921.
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MEMORANDA.


steamship Melita sustained trIing damage at Liver
pool Sth lnst by collision with schr Aurora,
steamship Chase Harding, hence, at Providence
23d inst, fI
BaIque Ironsides, Tapley, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Mtssina 18th ult
Barque Annie Augusta, Davis, for Philadelphia,
Baroues Anna Hoepner and Ernst. Eldmann for
Philadelphia, entered out at London 9Th Inst
Brig g. e. Prescott. Mills, for Philadelphia, sailed
nom Newport oath inst.
Brig Emma, FOulke, hence for Sagua, went ashore
about 2Sth ul outside of Sagua subsequently got
Of leading badly, and tOwed into port after discharg
ing, was condemned, and was to be sold 18th inst.
SChr w, A. Crocker, Baxter, for Philadelphia
cleared at New NOTk yesterday,
Schr Cohasset, Gibbs hence, at New Bedford oath
schT G. Woolsey, Parker, hence, below Providence
schr A. s. Brown Fisk for Philadelphia, sailed
from New Bedford gath inst, - 49,. 49,
Schr Hudson, Tinker Drlgo, Baker; M. A. McGahan
Kaul and III. IC Dodge. Freeman, tor Philadelphia,
sailed from Newport 2ith inst. ...
Schr T. Holcomb Godfrey, for Philadelphia, cleared
at MaanZas 18th Inst
schr II. W. Morse Crowell, for Philadelphia, cleared
schr Dictator, Nckerson, for Philadelphia, was
loading at Havana Goth inst.
Schr S. +. Carven, Rumrill, for Phadephia,cleared
sehr a. S. simpson, Churn, hence, at Fall River,
schr Pathway, Haley, hence at Portsmouth 10th
schr Alva Chrsty, hence, at st. John, NJ B., 2ad
Scbr ]. p. Cake Endlcott for Philadelphia sailed
| Sehr s. McDeVitt hence, at New London 2lst inst.
Schr r. H. Daley for Philadelphia sailed from New
Sch sc6T Sparkling Sea, for Philadelphia, sailed from
SeSr Erie, sprague, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Wilmington, n, G. 2d inst
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ACcIDENT.-Patrick Murray was admitted
into the Hospital yesterday, with mis- hands
badly lacerated by falling amongst lot of loose
glass, at Bennett Co.'s glass works.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.


Brig Harry Vrden, Collins, days from SaguawIth
Brig c. V. Williams, Thomson, 13 days from Trini-
dad, with sugar TO :, IL w. Welsh.
Br. brig Ruth, McLearn, II days from ST. Johns, P.
r., with sugar and molasses to j. Mason d Co.
Brig w. X. Sawyer Ray, l6 days from CentuegOs,
with mOlasses to G. G. Carson d Co.
Brig A. Rowell, flaming, IL days from Windsor, n.
S.. with plaster to i. \. sender IL Co.
SchT 9. w, May, May, 10 days from Cenfuegos, with
sugar to S. d w. welsh.
schr j. Paine, Rich, from Lanesville, with mdse to
6. b. KerfoOt.
schr j. 6, Campbell Neal, days from fredericksburg,
with railroad iron TO Bacon, Collins & Co.
Schr Rising sun, Hastings, days from PantegO, n,
C.. with lumber 10 Bacon, Collins d Co.
Schr olivia, Fox, day from Odessa. with grain to
J. l.. Bewley d Co.
schr S. G. FiIhlan, Tuft, day from Port Deposit,
with grain to j. L. Bewley IL Co.
Schr Mary and Caroline, smith, from Washington,
Schr f. Ewing McDevitt, from Bridgeport.
SChr w. c. Nelson, Rose, from Egg HarbOr.
Schr Rhode Island, Rose from Egg HarbOr.
SChr Old Zach, Lynch, from New Haven.
Schr D. G.. Floyd, Kelly, from New Haven.
Schr M. G, Hand, Hand, from Port Morris.
Schr f. w. Perry, Risley. from Jersey City.
SChr S. A. Hoffman. Hoffman, from Chester.
Schr j. B. Allen, Case, from Nantucket
Steamer Diamond State Talbot, Is hours nom Bal
tmore. with mdse. to j, ID. RuoH.
steamer Beverly, Pierce, "a hours from New YORK,
with mdse. 10 w. p. Clyde & Co.
Tug Hudson, Carr, from Baltimore with tow OF
barges to w. p. Clyde Co.
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STRKERs.-Sixty or seventy journeymen
shoemakers, belonging to one OF the shops in
this city IN which machinery is used, are now
90 a strike for an advance in wages.
The iourneymen plasterers are still on strike
though large number have obtained the ad-
vance demanded A number of those who were
among the original strikers have obtained work
IN Othpr cities
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

For additional Marine NeiOS see First Page.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIS: DAY.
Sun RISES. Es..............5'O6 Moon RISES. O3
sun sETs........... 6,5l HIGH WATER...-...... 643
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE
d. G. MCCAMMoN, J
WASH, BUTCHER, MONTHLY COMMITTEE.
JOHN SPARHAwK, }
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THE PRESIDENT was surprised at the Japanese
being so handsomely dressed. Fat-Iom- MaGto
the Interpreter explained TO Tue FreStoenC Ve te
Tycoon by Charles Stokes IL Co., the Eminent
ClothleIs of Philadelphia, at the time OF the
visit OF the last embassy. The good sense OF the
Japs in adopting this style was commented
upon by the whole Caolnet.
Auction CURTAINs.-A large assortment of
every kind of Curtain, from the heaviest bfeach
lace cheap at sixty dollars, to tue lowest price
Nottingham curtain, one dollar w. Henry
Patterns, No. l4Oo Chestnut stfeeI,
FINE ASSORTMENT of Gents Furnishing
Goods, Girard Row, Conrad's, NO. lI0I Cnes'
nut street. Also, complete ilneoL Luolh'S EN-
tracts, Lous Soaps, all standard French, Eng
lish, and domestic Toilet Articles, Perfumery,
etc Carrying Bags, silk and cotton U Umpreiias;
etc, etc. All new, at specially low rates. Laules
goods for the toilet in prolusion.
SLIPS AND FURNIrURE COVERS. = A large
assortment of Linens, of every shade ana
quality, ior Slips, can be sold cheaper IMAM at
any sIus9 o make m to%n C and & be w Henry
Patterns, No llOS Chestnut street.
LATEST FROM SOUTH AMERICA
Pure Curled Hair Mattresses,
And every description of Bedding.
| No. 932 Ridge Avenue,
| Near Vine street.
UPHOLSTERY.
Purity of materials,
| Good workmanship,
| Low charges.
| W. HENRY PATTEN,
No. l403 Chestnut street.
| MAY COUPONS,
| GOLD, AND COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES
| Wanted by
| DREXEL a. Co.,
| No. "a S. Third street,
| CARPETS LAID at a moments notice, by up.
| holsterers qualified by long experience at the
| business No work performed but In the most
l thorough and finished manner, at W, Henry
! Patterns, No. l40S Chestnut street.
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FIREs.-Shortly after o'clock this morning
a false alarm was given from Eighth and San
som streets, by some one who broke open the
alarm-boX at that point.
About fifteen minutes of o'clock this morn
ing, the building at the corner of Sixth and
Cresson streets (Nos. las and $50 North Sixth
street, was discovered to be on fire. A police
man on the beat promptly gave the alarm, and
the fire was put out before much damage had
been done. The second story of the building
was used as a school-room. The first floor was
occupied by Mr.. Holtz turner and carver,
whose stock was somewhat damaged by water.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.
puannaa Marnhanf


Brig Suwannee, Francis, Aspinwall. Merchant e. Co.
Brig Blrchard and Torrey Frlsbee. Boston, j. ]. Con-
IL Co.
schr Commerce, Evans Newburyport, Curtis&Knght.
Schr Queen of the West. Beatty salem, do
Schr ID. q. Floyd, Kelly. Portsmouth, do.
Schr X. w. Dillon, Ludlam. Boston, do.
Schr ]; Bradley. Bradley, Washington. do.
schr Liberty, Taylor Hartford, Audenried Norton &
Co.
Schr Carroll. Ackley Providence do
SChr w. g. Nelson, Rose Washington, do.
SChT Ha2leton. Gardner, Taunton, do,
Schr Il. w. Perry Rsley, Providence, l.. Audenrled
d Co.
Schr Thomas T. Tasker, Allen, Boston, do.
Schr M. Sewall, Frisbee, Boston, Caldwell GordondCo.
SChr Rhode Island, Rose, Washington, do. ~
Schr w Loper, Compton, CUhassett, SinncksOn e. Co,
schr j. B Allen, Case, Nantucket, Castner SJickney
d Wellington.
schr j; stockham, Risley Marblehead, Blaklston,
schr North Pacific, Erickson Boston, do.
SChr r. Nanneman, Brewer, Portsmouth, New York
ana Schuylkill Coal Co.
SChr IL. simmons, Godfrey, Salem, do.
Schr Free Wind, Frisbee, Salem, w. II. Johns & Bro.
SChr S. A. Hoffman, Hoffman, Boston, Hartford Coal
Co.
schr NJ II. westcott westcOtt, Roxbury, Van Dusen,
Morton d Co.
Schr l.. A. Danenhower, Sheppard Salisbury, do.
Schr Mary and Caroline, Smith, Fortress Monroe,
Bishop, Son d Co.
Schr J. A. Allen Seaman, ChaTlestown. Captain.
Str MayfoweT, Robinson, New York, w. .Clyde,SCo.
str Terrence, FilbriCk, New York, do.
str Diamond State, Talbot, Baltimore, ]. D. RuofT,
str r.. Willing Cundin, Baltimore, A. Groves Ir.
Tug Hudson. Carr, Baltimore, with tow OF barges,
w. L. Clyde Il Co.
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CARPETS LAID at a moments notice, by up-
holsterers qualified by long experience at the
bnsiness. No work performed but In the most
thorough and finished manner, at W, Henry
Patten's No. l408 Chestnut street.
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UPHOLSTERY.
n.Ta.. w.NHuA I'd

MAY COUPONS,
GOLD, AND COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES
Wanted by
DREXEL 81 Co.,
No. "a 3. Third street.
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AUCTION CURTAINs.-A large assortment OF
every kind of Curtain, from the heaviest bfeach
lace cheap at sixty dollars to the lowest price
Nottingham curtain, one dollar w. Henry
Patten,s No. l40S Chesnut street.
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LATEST FROM SOUTH AMERICA
Pure Curled Hair Mattresses,
And every description of Bedding,
]. g. FULLER,
No. 932 Ridge Avenue,
Near Vine street
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MEETING OF The CAMDEN CITY COUNCILS

s. i. Cor. sIxTH and MARKEF streets.
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Noon Dispatches.
FROM LOUIsVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, February 1.-The steamer
NJ. s. Mepham, which left here las
night, was detained at New Albany By
the heavy ice. The steamer NichoIa.
Longworth, with a splendid trip Of stock
and freight for New Orleans ald way
points, is at the wharf await ng the
movements Of the ice, which is now
running heavier than at any other time
during the season.
The Stonewall, which left Evansville
three days since, has not arrived, and il
is not known where she is, but it is Prob.
able that she is in a safe harbor avoid.
ing the ice. The Louisiana left for New
Orleans last evening with fair trip.
The Mississippi and Louisville are al
the wharf loading for New Orleans. The
Ella Faber is also loading for Memphis
The steamer United States, which left
here day before yesterday, has not ar
rived at Cincinnati yet
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YORK, February "A London
cable dispatch says there was no enthu-
siasm on the opening Of parliament, and
no cheers for the Prince of Wales. On
the queens return, cries of " reform -
greeted her. The police behaved with
great moderation OF trouble would have
ensued from the crowd, which was bent
on mischief. oH'
Edward Anthony has resigned the
vice presidency of the Sun insurance
company, and the scrip holders contend
that the company should go into imme-
diate liquidation.
Great preparations are being made for
r reform demonstration on the Ilth.
The people say they will then show the
queen procession worth seeing. The
plaeards on the streets say that men
without votes are serfs" and every feel
ing Of personal regard for the queen is
eclipsed by the reform furore.
Honduras advices of the 18th ult. say
the Indians are still committing depre-
datiOns with impunity, although 500 or
400 British troops were in the barracks
Sir Peter Grove had arrived with REIN
forcements, and consulted with the leg
islative assembly on the state of affairs.
The Times Washington special says
the house committee on claims propose
to increase the pay of the iron clad con-
tractors.
Gen. Sheridan has been summoned be-
fore the Southern railroad inves tigating
committee.
The retrenehment committee viii, it
is said, not only exonerste Van Dycke,
but vindieate his management of the
sub-tressury. The total sales of govern
ment geld since October, 1856, sre.r has
$500, 600.
The ways and means committee have
finally decided against reducing the m
,Pome or manufacturers' tax o., WHISKY.
hley have reduced the tax on cigars 10
two dollars and ten dollars per thousand.
Gen. j. J. Bartlett has been nomi-
--e%s~- ~ AAh4oNEA " CtOChuOlUl, vice
McGinnis, rejected.
The Heraid's special says the senate
will confirm Gen. Dixs appointment as
minister to Spain.
Fred. Seward is engaged on his report.
1t is supposed that we will possess st.
Thomas island before next January.
Ex-Gov. Letcher of Virginia has been
pardOned.
The ways and means committee have
agreed that all whisky offered at less
than two dollars shall be confiscated.
Other stringent regulations to prevent
fraud are proposed.
The Worlds special says the senate
ub-finance committee have resolved to
submit new loan certificate bill, based
on one emanating from the treasury de-
parTment.
The friends Of the bankrupt bill are
confident of its passage. They await
the return Of the absent senators.
The first sworn evidence before q full
impeachment committee, was heard
yesterday. 1t related to the presidents
exercise Of the pardoning power.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, February THE SEN
ate yesterday in executive session con-
hrmed a large number of military ap-
pOintmeRts.
The Empire Mining Mills cont spany
have declared a dividend of SIS per
share.
The revenue receipts yesterday were
upwards of 81, $50, 900.
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FROM HARTFORD. CONN.

HARTFORD, COSN., February 6.-The
democratic sta'e convention to-day
nominated J. English for governor BY
acclamation.
A resolution was adopted to the effect
that peace and confidence can only be
established by the defeat of the radicals
and by union Of all the conservatives,
and rendering the thanks of the coaven-
ton to President Johnson for his manly
course in resisting unauthorized legisla-
ton and advocating the rights of all the
states,
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| LLIOUOR DEALERS.
KRNTVCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE
CHARTERED IN 1s4e.
Cal. r. P. ALIEN, superintendent,
Assisted by fan and able Faculty.

rF,fFE Coarse Of Study IL that usually tsukhi
4 ia the best colleges. The Moral culture Of
iins Is ali tnEt its name tnp The f3overs-
ment strict, bat mild and parental. Parents
may send their sons to this echcol with entire
those allurements 70 v1ce and dfssi patton
found in All Townsend cities. the looasion being
SIX niles fruEn any town--the xituaIion In =
high sud rolling country noted FOR health and
aalubrty.
Ths Spring Session. 1897,
VIII commences on MONDAY, January =,
1857 and continus Twenty i10l Weel<1.
Charges for Beard and Tuition, tncludiAR
dghts, fnel and washing, One Hundred and
Seventy Eige Dollars. 81 currancy), PER sazni-
annual session. inRAziAnly In advances. No
extras WhaieVsr. s
Adcreas Hupeftntendezlk, Eafm4Afe p O.
Franklin soa6fys KaatEeky aa{-aR
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FROM CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, February THE in
crease in packed hogs over last year is
75S,OOO. The total estimate of the sea-
son is 50, 900.
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MEMPHIS MUSIC EMPORIUM

DUBLsHER OF sheet Music, and dealer
L in Planes, Cabinet Organs, and a.
kinds OF Musical Instruments. VtOffx
and Ssultar Strings, and every description
Of Musical Merchandise. The undel signeS
Is sole agent for StetDHny a Sons Pianos
and other nrst class makerH- Masoa snt
HamItn's Cabinet .ffngsns, etc, anC
sells at Factory Prices, Wholesale and re
tail. Our stock Of sheet Mustc and MuSfea
instruction hooks is the largest and mos
complete in the city, and orders from school
and dealers will be filed at as low rates a il
New York or New Orleans.
Country Merchants and Druggists ar
especially Invited to examine our well selected
stock of Violin, Guitar a BaufO Strings
OF which article We make a speciality.
Each Piano sold will be warranted for hvI
SeaTs, aud no ezra charge made for stool
cover, freight or boxing.
second hand Pianos taken In exchange fol
new ones.
Pianos and ali other Musical instruments
tuned and repaired by competent vorkmen.
Engravings, on Paintings and fancy sketche.
for sale.
Picture, Looking-glsss and Advertisement
frames made 70 order.
send for circular and musical catalogue.
=. KATZENBACB,
517 Main street, West Side,
ocl2-3m three doors south Of Monroe.
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NEW SOUTHERN MUSIC BOOK
Just Published;
T A B O r
oS, TIE
Richmond Collection Of Sacred Music.
BY B. II. MCINTOSH,

Essentially Southern in its main features
TABOR nevertheless contains choice selection
OF the best Northern Copyright Music. Its ati-
thor. for four years an officer Of the con faderafe
army, composed many stirring pieces in mo-
ments snatohed during It's maruhfngs and ccun.
ter-marchings In Virginis, The dirge used ~
the funeral Of Gen. T. ]. Jackson, l5io wall,
May u, 1883 wSs from his pen, and is included
In this collection.
Mr.. Mcintosh" says the Richmond Whfo
- is well known Throughout the South as Al
author ana teacher Of finished excellence. with
musical reputation rarely attained ~ auy
man OF hisage In this country. In the south
he stands at the very head OF church mTzic. no
one disputtng the position with him.
The book embraces everything Of vaIue o.
Southern or Southwestern origin. much OF
which is now for the frst time rednced TO a
written form Its variety Is greatr-embracing
all metres in use. in every key and every va
nety OF measure-with q full elementary de-
partmenS and nne collection of new anthems,
set pieces and sentences. II contains nearly
80 closely Pr1n ted pages, neatly and tastefnily
gotten up, well printed and bound.
Prica, 81 50, ior which Il viii Be sent post
nee, 70 any part OF the county.
single copies. for examinatiOn ana inirouuc-
ton, sent 70 any address. postage paid, on re
ceipt Of one dollar.
r.. ]. HUNTINGTON a Co,
Publishers and BookHailerR.
n. nIaIa@ -
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A. Z. CUMMTNS.
No. 2SO Front Street,
AGENT FOR
0ber, Manson & Co., New York.
Ober, AlWafer & Co., New Orleans.
Lewis, NansOn q Co., II. Louis.
Q OF ton Factors
AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

T IBERAL Cash Advances Will be made on
IL Cotton, or other approved merchandlse,
consigned e either OF the above well Known
houses. Orders for the Purchase Of Produce,
Provisions, baEgtrg, Rope, etc, etc, In either
the St Louis or New orleans markets, win
have prompt attention Rnd be faithfully exc
cutsd. To my old friends, and the trade OF
Memphis generally, promise Eoy best efforts
Tor their interest," oet25
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A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
% Font Street

HERMEs Lodge sf Perfection, 18th No. /
Meets 18th Wednesday OF each mouth. John
Zent, SD, G.. N d. 7. TOmliDsOn, I'D, Sec
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