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FOREIGN.

CoNsTANTINoPLE. July 12-Ismael
Pasha, VicerOy of Egypt, has married
the daughter of Abdul Migid.
MADRID, July l2-DOn Antonio de
Montpenir has been arrested and taken
to the frontier.
BERLIN, June 12.-English rsapers
took the international prize yesterday.
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The Shelby County Democratic Olu5

Meets at the Democrats Headquarters every
saturday Evening and Is called 10 order pre-
ciseIy At half past O'Clock
PrsadsEt-ALBERT PIKE.
TTss-FrssiGeslts.-W. 7. avery, John Dawson,
III. Aagevsney, it, M. d. L. Stewart, A +.
lsranklsnd, J. ". LeftWich and F. L. Warner
Recoraing Seersta7J. W O. Lohand.
Corresponding Secretary Minor Merriwether.
7l-sasursr-1Iajor J. J. Murphy.
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THE claims of the Mexican bondhoId.
ers against the Government of France
are to be settled upon the basis of re-
port of the Committee of the Budget of
the French Legislature, the report hav-
ing received the sanction of the Council
of State. While it isdenied that France
had guaranteed the loans, and Is con-
clusively established that the bondhold-
ers had no other debtor than the Mex
lean Government, 1t is concluded, all the
circumstances considered, that it would
be equitable to raise four millions OF
rentes as an indemnity to the bondhold-
ers, to be granted only upon condition
that they give up their scrip and aban-
don all further claims.
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KING KAMBHAMAHA, OF the Sand
wien Islands, has a most unWarrantable
dislike for the United States. He re-
Gently expressed such nervousness at
the presence OF the United States steam
eF LackawsnnR IN the harbOr OF Homo.
lulu that it was deemed Christian duty
to withdraw her, and it was done ac-
cOrdiDgly. The latest adviees from the
King are to the effect that, emboidened
probably by the success Of this effort. he
loudly declares that If the United States
troubles him he will hoist the British
flag and claim British protection. While
the nervous fellow has been carrying on
in this manner, his Legislature has voted
subsidy for line Of steamers to San
Francisco.
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~ PAFFRS, TAKE NOTICE.!

DHILIP GARY1N, Tax Collector for 1857, has
L been selling lands for the Tax OF 1867 all
this week, will finish to-day at the Circuit
Courthouse door. Tax Payers viii bear in
mind mat a PENALTY OF FIFTY PER CENT.
will in mediately accrue on all lands sold either
to individuals or the State, and rigid legis alton
has recently been enacted against those who
fall to pay their taxes. The Collector VIII be
engaged for q week in making out his report Of
sales during which time he Will accom- mOdats
those who desire to contribute their part in the
support OF the government. jylo Ivy
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STRAUSS 6 BLUM,
SAVINGS BANK OF MEMPHIS

NO. 4VI MAIN STREET.
W. r. CUNNINGHAM, W. c. MCCLURE,
President. Cashier.
DIRECToRs.-Sam Tate. W. b. Greenlaw, B.
B. Waodell, NJ. j. Wicks, w. x. Cunningham.
Collections on all acceptable points, and re-
Dittancss promptly made.
My connection with the Memphis and
charleston Railroad, as President, requiring
my entire attention, o0npels me 70 resign the
Presidency of the above Institution. Ny in
terest as Stakeholder and Director viii remain
as heretofore. ask continuance of the con-
fidence and patronage OF my cid friends and
the public, which heretofore has been SO gen.
erously bestowed.
iTil I'm NJ. J. WICKS.
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ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
HONE OFFICE, No. 5is Olive Street,
ST. LOUIS.

D. A. JANUARY. President.
JAS. H. LUCAS. vioe-Preside't.
VIM: sELBY. Secretary.
j. 8 MILLER. Asst Scorstarv.
VIM. N. BENTON. Gen1 Agent
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DIED.

G9ULD-on Sunday, July Y, 1868, r. A.
Gould, In the 47th year OF his age.
The friends and scquaintances ofhis brother,
John W. Gould, are requested to attend his
funeral from the house of Blakemore& Co., 2lO
Front street. at O'Clock Monday evening.
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The Somerville (Tenn. Falcon of
the 9th, says: On Monday last we had q
shower of rain which served to lay the
dust, and for the time eeol the atmos-
phere, but was hardly sufficient to be of
much benefit to corn, cotton and veget-
abIes. In various sections of the county
we learn an abundance Of rain has fallen
within the last few days, which hes
grastly improved the growing crops,
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THE frsl OF HARRIS, HUNT & CO., is dis
L solved by mutual consent. dating from st
July, 1853 Either party is authorized to settle
up the outstanding business.
Z. R HARRIS,
c. Z. HUNT,
1yl2 Tvs =. NJ. JOBE.
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Democratic Clubs established elsewhere in
The state are invited to correspond with the
shelby County Club, for cooperation and con-
certed action.
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Open at all hours; Supplied with newspapers
from every State in the Union; snd every
Conservative American, Federal or Confede-
rate, are always welcome.
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BAILEY sPRISGS, ALABAMA.

TfHE proprietOrs OF this Watering Place take
Il pleasure in informing their friends and
patrons that they have com fietad their ar
r2ugemeEfs for the comfort and entOy meuf OF
their guests and thai the Hotel Is now open
for their reception The efficacy OF these
waters ID case 3 OF DrOpsy, 5ero4uia, Dyspepsia,
diseases peculiar 70 zen aes and ali diseases OF
the SKIN and Kidneys, Is TOO wen established
70 need comment. A good and viii serve the
Ball room and the table VIII De suUpiied with
the best the couurfy Affords " hIie tue rsnfng
in ShOai creek aud the hunting n the sur
rounding woods present their usc u attractions
20 visitors. Route via u lem phis and Charleston
hatil DAD 70 Florsucs, thence by regular stage
Line 70 the Spriugs-Dtue miles.
For descriptive pamphlet, circular or for in
formation respecting special diseases, address
ELLIS x CO.. PrOprielOrs,
or II. A. MOODY, Md
i629 I'm Resident Phvs5efau
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Dissolution.

FIVHE arm of BROOKS, Nicely & co, Is this
1 day dissolved by limitation, Z. " Brooks
retiring. Z. W. BROOKS,
]. G. NELLY,
s. II. BROOKS.
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OFFICERS :
Observation-Disclosures:

Allison Bros, 6. W. Gilmore, Thos. Mofet,
w. Il. And1 ews, Chss. Gilmore, Jesse Moore,
M. A. Allen, .. W. GOyer, A. ]. MURRAY,
Benz. Babb, W,A.Goodwyn,J os. NJ. MyrH, /.
N i Bacon, X. ID. 9oodlett,C. p. Norris,
W f. Bridges. Co., b Owen,
ID. w. Bowman, DR.. ID. GOber, H A. Partee,
W. ). Bruce q John Gum, Partee q Har-
Co, D. P. MADDEN bert,
z. h BTyson, Co, J. 7. Peyton,
=. }. Camp, A. l. harris, J. ]. Powers
+. n. Cash, Wm.F. Hardin, ". p. Proudfit,
y. Z. Clay, A. detchett, W. q. Rainey,
c. \. Chamber j. P. Hill & Co.'s. P Read
I'm /. q. Hi, EFF. Risk,
w n. Cherry, Napoleon Hill, Il. r. Richards
N. Il. Cochran, JIG. Hoist & Co. Isid0r Rosau-
q A. Cochran, u. B. howell. bach,
z. Curtis Howell, Wood II. J. Rossel,
F. \. Davis, q Co., J. T. Stratton,
J. y. Day, ]. p. hoffman. ). 4. SwsynB,
DeSoto BANK, Wy. 9. Humes, j. a J. steele =
billiard, P1nsonJ. f. Jett, Co.,
q Co., RS. Jones, W. Hstephens,
Fl. Dow, John johnson +. W. Smith,
w J. Z. Doyle, 9. Kortreoht, J. a Taylor.
e. H-Dunseombr John 3. Lsech, A. VaceaTD
EdnloDds, Pet q. n. LeCfuere, r. P Walt
ugreH Il Co, z. II. Leidy, W.B. Waidran
W. N. Fsrring-T. F. MackaI @. G. Wadr,
ton, d. Il. Martin, :. NJ. Ward,
K. 7. Fargason, 2. Marshall, r. D. Ward,
r. FRANK dEJo., Mansheld Geo. W. While,
J. u. Fr2yser, Higoee. n j. Micks,
J. " Fowler, E. mcDayttt, ". A. William
NJ Ford g. Co.. j. III. McDaV.Ct son.
W. G. Foster, I. B. Mercer, e. W. wilkins,
w. A. Gage, Geo. Mitchell, James NJ. WIZ
d. Gavin, r. J. Morgan, hanson.
w GreenlaT, je20 3m cd
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

UNITED STaTRs IRTERNAL REvEEUE,1
COLLECTOR q 1JFrIcE, 8rH DISTRICT, Tenn,
MEsPEfIs, July II. iee6.
T WILL SELL ON THE S4TH INST, AT THE
4 house OF kdmonds. PettigIew q Co, in this
city, Fifteen Eaddies OF Manufactured Tobacco.
forfeited to the Government for violating the
Revenua Is VS. OF the United States.
I'LL aoLFE .. aACNDERs, scllsetszs
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YELLOW SULPHUR Springs.

THESE CELEBRATED AND POPULAR
Il springs, situated in Montgomery county.
81 miles noM Christiansburg Depot are now
open Tor the reception Of visitors. aud the at
tention OF The Springs going public is respect
Iniiy Invited TO the sdvantages they present
Inc walters OF these springs are uur1vailed IN
all cases Of Dyspepsia5 JuJansous diseases and
Uterine anectlons, and In cases OF Debility set
as
POWERFUL RESTORATIVE
They have proven eninsutiy- usefuI in mar,
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DIRECTORS

James Fl. Lucas, Samuel Will. Theodore La
veille, Charles h Peck, Robert X W Gods, Jules
ale, Geo. Il. Robinson, Robert Il. Carr, John
y. Thornton, David X. Ferguson, Hon. John
hogan, Henry Overstolz, Nicholas Sehaeffer,
william I. Gay, VIM c. JamisOn, r. T. Han
enkamp, I. II. Baker, d. A. January, VIM. ].
Lewis, =. Rozier, Ir., Jacob Ta1nm.
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TrgSstee's sax.
Monday, the Sd day of August, 1868,
cANcE Rs cUREp.

nR. HEBERN-oFFICE AND INFIRNARY,
IL 696 Wabash avenue, south OF 18th street,
Chicago, Illinois, successfully treats Cancers
without knife, loss. OF blood, or serious pain,
IN the shonest time imaginable. Also SUGGEST
FULLY treats Chronic Diseases and ConsuInp-
ton. ap4-yl2 WY
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The undersigned viii continue the Whole
sale Grocery and Commission Business, at the
old stand, No. 276 Front street, under the style
OF BROOKS, NELLY q CO., as heretofore,
where all business connected with the former
concern win be settled. ]. e; NEELns
iyIsa & n. NExLE
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Notice.

CHICKAsAw LODGE, No. S.-Meets every Mon
day night at d O'Clock. DR.. George W. Acres,
N. O.; Thomas Bacon, Secretary. jyl2
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NOPTGE

rs hereby given, that in pursuance of an or
L der from 7. j. Latham, Register in Bank
Iuptcy for the Western District OF Tennessee,
there will he a second general meeting of the
creditors Of W. ii. Order, Bankrupt, at said
o'clock a M, on the 4th day Of August next.
G. A. LEFFINGWELL,
ivI22t Assignee.
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FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE
MERCHANTS
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL, 100000


Omce-NO. ID Madison St,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
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They have proven eminsntly useful in many
Female Diseases, and IN


Are regarded as n SPECIFIC.
The natural advantages OF this place ara IN
So hPASSED By ANY IN THE STATE being
situated almost upon the very sum INIT uf the
AAssnany Mountains The air Is always cool
and oracing. the climate is healthy and saIu-
brious, the water Of delightful temperature
o59 Fahrenheitl, the grounds are shaoei aad
grove OF Forest Oaks.
The Hotel and buildings have recently been
enlarged renovated and rented, ana the pro-
prietofs Halter themselves they can OfTsr "a,
their guests accommodations unsuH passed by
any watering piace In tbs mountains and con-
nosntly ask visit from the public.
visitors To The 9nrfngc Will go, &c frt.-s-
tianssurS, where confOrtabls coaches will Be
IN attendance on the arrival or each train 70
convey Them 20 the SPRING..
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MEMPHIS BOARD OF REFERENCE;
Wormeley, Joy & Co, Aydlett, Robinson &
Co., 3. NJ. Webb & Co., Tool, Phillips a Co., La
cey & 8c(5hee, n. CORONA, A. g FARMLAND.
jacob Alexander, Clapp, Vance & Anderson,
General n. B. Forrest, General J. r. Chalmers,
Com. Joseph E montgomery, Judge j. P. Ca
ruthers, Rev. 8. 81. Ford, DID. Rev. J. r. Graves
Judge Phineas T. 5cruggs, Galloway, Hampton
Co., DeSoto Insurance Company.
AGENCY OFFICE IN MEMPHIs-NO. AZ Madi-
son street, Kit Williams Block.
MCMAHON q OTIS,
State Agents for West Tennessee,
Mississippi, Arkansas and North louisiana
n. ,. CIlss-....-..-... ID. MCMAHON
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RATES OF BOARD

Colored servants and Children noI occupy
ing seats at drst table. half the above rates
Dr. JOHN B. RADFORD
Col. HENRY A. BDAfUEDSON
MAJ JAMES ?. EDB UNDSDN
Gen. y. q. WHARTON,
PrOprietors
]. A. DAVIS, formerly OF the Norveli House.
LynchbuTg. superintendent. je18 cod In
KLIBERIING SPRINGS, 3 NILES NORTH
II OF Wythevllie, Vlrginia-Aiun. White.
Red and Blue Sulphur Waters Hot, Cold and
NapOr Alum and 81 phur Baths, with special
treatment for Rheumatism, &3Out Scro
and C1taneOus affections diseases OF Throat
and LUNGS under experienced attendant, but
only 10 the extent OF safety and comfort.
Nearly every game Tor amusement and exer-
cise, unrestricted by Law. together with d0ubls
and single barrel shot guns and rifles, provided
without charge For analysis, certificates, etc
see circu ars and refer TO ". z. Hunt, r. s.
Parham, Sara Tats and p. B. wills, MeTrphis
Tenn. Ierns-Fer day g; week, Sl2; month,
SO Being new place, accommodations
somewhat restricted, and no promises les
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r AM ptsying the highest price for good Wheat
j. q. Bluff City Nils, lH Poplar street, and
have Tor sale ohoaee Family Flour, OOFnmeal,
Bran sne Shorts, II prices 70 suit the tinse.
faR la ToaE Ia6Ea
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STOCKS AND BOMDS,

VkTANTED AT MEMPHIS CITY SAVINGS
w INSTITUTION, corner Jefferson ana
Front streets
Miss, Central r. r. LIST and ID Mortg. Bonds.
Miss and Tenn. r. r. LIST Morig. Bonds
Mem. and Chas. H. r. ID Mortg. Bonds.
Nj ana L, r. r. r. list Mortg. Bonds.
Memphis and Ohio 10 per oant. Bonds.
Memphis and Ohio per cent. Mortg. Bonds.
Memphis City Plain Bouds-
Memphis City Endorsed Bonds.
Mobile and o. r. r. 8 per cent. Sterling Bonds.
Mobile and o. r. r. per cent interest Bonds.
Mobile and .. r. Is. Income Bonds
Memphis and o . r. II. Stock.
iei0'tf =. C.KIRK. Cashier.
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DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS
THE CITY OF MEMPHIs.
Madison and Second Streets

IN THE STILLMAN BLOCK.
CORNER OF
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BUCK EYE SALEE,
THE GREAT REMEDY for PILES.
sold by ROSE q vIGUs,
iyI 81 Main street.

Ts hereby given to all parties concerned, that
i will NOT be responsible fer apy bills con-
fraeted or receipts gwen unless signed OF or
terad hV nae ia person. r. MORROW,
iYlt3f w kront ssreess
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Issues Policies ON ALL THE HOST AP.
PROVED EON-EOREEITIHG PLANS,
en- as good terms as any Company.
MEMPHIS BOARD OF REFERENCE ;

No ReStrctieEs upon Acestmated RsTsons or %
REsLDEHcE Or IRA HKL.
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J. c. EzELY. sH aROoHs, Nm.
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Assets. June l. lsas. over sa,OOO.ooO
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]. A. DAVIS. formerly OF the Norveli House
Lynchburg. superintendent fez8 cod In
The New York herald., 1868-04-12

very desrous that earnest appeal should be made
10 the conservative element throughout the Union
when mas not heretofore acted with the democratic
party We call upon every democratic voter TO unite
Win US IN our efforts to our free institutions
rom the lawless despOtism which now threatens the
very foundation OF our government. 1t is only by
the united action or all who love the Union and
the constitution that We can nope to drive from
power IN the next Presidential election the radi-
Congress- has attempted to usurp 'Ia" the functions
OF the Judiciary and executive branches OF
corruption in the management OF our national
finances continues to burden our people with sys-
TEN OF taxation which must end In public and pr-
vate disaster, unless arrested by wise, sound and
eco, economical policy such as democratic adminisra
lon u sure TO give US. hope you will lose no time
IN order to cause such measures to be taken in your
STATE as VIII bring to our aid in the contest before
US the combined strength OF all those who are op-
posed 10 congressional usurpation and negro supre.
macy and who wish the restoration OF peace and
unity between all the sections OF our common coun-
try under the blessings Of the laws and the consttu
tion or which our brave soldiers and sailors shed
tneir blood and the nation poured out its treasure
AUGUST BELMONT, Chairman.
The New York herald., 1868-04-12
POLITICAL MISCELLANY.

Judge Irwin. OF Georgia, has addr sssed " private
letter to citizen in Augusta, from Which .he follow.
ing extract Is taken-"The accounts have rocalvea
are the most nat,erng from all parts Of the State
except yours from which hear nothing definite
Bullock can easily be beaten by twenty-five thousand
votes. shall publish an address to the people re-
commencing General Gordon. hope every friend
Of our good old State will exert himself for him.
Cherokee will do her whole duty"
The chairman Of the Central Executive Committee
of the democratic party in Georgia has formally
presented the name of General John B. Gordon as
the democratic candidate for Governor in place Of
Judge Irwin, and the newspapers and clubs that
have heretofore been advocating the claims OF the
Judge are now actively engaged In the canvass for
the young and popular Gordon.
An election was held in Nashville, Tenn. yesterday
for County Commissioners. The radical ticket was
elected without opposition. Two white and one
colored men were chosen. The election passed of
QUIETLY
The New York herald., 1868-04-12
GEORGIA..

The Arrest Of Judge Pope Disapproved by
General Meade-Censure Of the Officer
Who Made the Arrest-The Coming EIec.
zion.
AUGUSTA, April II, 1858.
The attention Of General Meade having been called
to the course pursued by Lieutenant Charles 8. John
son, Fifteenth infantry, in arresing Judge Pope OF
the Circuit Court Of Calhoun county, Ala and closing
the court, owing to difference in the construction
Of the orders in reference to empaneu9 iures the
General commanding publicly declares his assump-
ton OF authority to arrest deserving Of the severet
censure. General Meade further says the object
Of these orders was not to declare that all juries
must be In part composed OF colored men, but simply
to remove any distinction which the laws Of the
State In this district made account Of color. The
Commanding General trusts that this disapproval
will render subordinate officers cautious to refrain
from hasty and unauthorized exercise OF the power
vested only In the highest military officer.
In order that there may be fairness In the ap-
preaching election General Meade directs that the
ballot boxes shall not be opened the votes counted
or any information OF the progress OF the election be
given till the polls are closed. After the voting s
closed the managers shall select two men Of charac-
ter from the opposite parties who shall be permitted
to be present at the counting OF the ballots to
witness and verify such counting.
The New York herald., 1868-04-12
MUSICAL REVIEW.

Ditson & Co., New York and Boston, publish the
following
"a Mothers Prayer,n odagio reltgtoso, Ole Bull
We have referred in full to this tender, beautiful
piece when 1t was played by the eminent composer,
but 1t loses considerably in being transferred from
the violin TO the piano.
"Tell Me 1t Is Not So" song, Reichardt. very
charming melody, in the Abt or Kacken style.
"My Roses Blossom the Whole Year Round,r vocal
duet, Virginia Gabriel. very simple and interest
ing duet in waltz tme and one sure to please in the
concert room or parlor.
"The Two Boats" song, Henry Russell. We're
there more songs Of this kind nowadays we should
have far less occasion for severe comment All
Russell's compositions have distinctive character
about them which can never be mistaken.
.Tne Fairy Isle,n ballad, Samuel Lover An old
"why Should We Part ~ ballad, Keller. Nothing
very original, but yet simple and taking.
"sleep," song, Dolores. An exquisite little gem Of
Onward grand military march, Van oeckelen.
This has been evidently intended for military band,
W. A. Pond co. publish he following F'''
"Le Reve d'Amour," from La Belle Helene; Eng.
lish words, by Birdseye very handsome and well
translated copy OF the duet between Paris
and Helen In the second act.
Henrietta Tyrolienne," II. Mayer. A rather COM
monpace & specimen OF TINS lSyoe , snd OF music
ballroom.
'La Fontana,r aria, Blessner Italian words by
DR.. Wetmore. Sung by Madame Parepa-Rosa. A
brilliant snowy piece Of the Arditi school, and one
well calculated for prima donna's voice.
"Bombastes Furloeo, marcia pompOeo,n G.. W.
warren. This is one of the handsomest specimens of
music engraving we have seen this season. The
composition Is rather uninteresting, although musi
canly, and possessing In some Of the numbers bold.
ness OF idea and strength In structure
Dachauer and vanova publish the following g
Ave Maria,n K1cken. There Ia scarcely hymn
In the service Of the Church which has been welded
TO such sweet music as the beautiful and touching
Ave Maria.- Gounod has made u the subject OF
one OF his most charming melodies, with violin, or.
gan and piano accompaniment, and Kucken in the
number before us surpasses himself with simple,
expressive melody, which reflects the words like
musical mirror.