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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

HowE's MUSICAL MONTHLY.-We
are in receipt OF the first number Of this
handsomely printed and admirably ar
ranged musical monthly, the contents of
which are worth at the least calculation
six dollars. We advise our musical
readers TO send for copies twenty five
cents each by mail. The number before
US contains wal zes by Strauss and La
bitaky, ana songs by the celebrated Hem
ny Russell. Elias Howe, 100 Court
street, Boston, publisher.
THE CHILD's ARITHMETICAL EXAM
PIE Book We are indebted to Mr.. JR-
cob J. Pores, the accomplished author,
fer e copy OF the above work; which We
have much pleasure in recommending to
teachers az an invaluable sid in impsrt-
ing r~udimentary arithmeticsl knowledge.
1t is sa entirely new work, unlike in
theory or general arrangement any book
OF the chaTaeteF Now before the public,
and is worthy as extensive circulation IS
there are children 20 educate ia Mem
phis. 1t is for sale by the 5uthwestern
Publishing Company, and by Barnard
d BaFnum.
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CHANCERY COURT Wpa. If. Smith,
Chancellor Most Of the cases on yester-
days calendar were disposed of. Those
set for to-day are:
S54 Dickens vs Dickens.
500 Wicks VS. Moore.
TAI AppersOn vs. Luudy.
500 McMillsn VS. CRFlish.
DEGREES filed yesterday
Drift vs OvertOn Hotel Co-decretal.
Foster va NJ aydwell-fnal.
Notebooks VS. BrOOks-reference.
AthertOn vs. Eikerk-refsrence.
CRIMINAL COURT. VIM. Hunter.
Judge. -The jury in the case Of Russer,
charged with murder, was co mplessd
yesterday, and The trial commenced,
Owing TO the delay accustomed in en-
psnneling the jury, but little progress
was made in the case. Thus far, only
three witnesses have been examined.
Today the trial will be resumed.
MUNICIPAL CouRT-Ge0. W. WGIdrGn,
bVdge.-The Judgments entered In this
Court yesterday are as follows
Lea vs Hughes, Judgment for plaintiff,
5000 SO.
Briggs u Peterson VS. KimbrO, Judgment
for plaintiff, $500.
Stanton 4 Moore VS. Mitchell, Judgment
for plaintiff, 1894 SO.
Joiner VS. Hirseh, judgment for plaintiff,
$4,000.
The trial Of the case OF SchIoeuha11aa
vs.. Heinrich was commenced but not con-
cluded. To-day the above case will be
resumed and disposed OF ia a very short
time, after which the folio wing calendar
will be called
1885 McGoughy vs E akin.
1877 Stanton q Moore vs. PAdgett.
1873 Fox VS. Eakin.
l745 WILLIAMSON Vs Jones.
I746 Smith VS. Jones.
l747 Fentress VS. Peres & Son.
1857 Burr & Co vs WInn.
1888 G4lens VS. League.
1861 Hunt vs. DiZOn
1853 NJ q A of Memphis VS. dORin.
1859 Same rs anne.
1860 Same VS. Ainwright.
lTal Same vs COnDeli,
1862 Same We Peoples.
Law CoURT-H S. Lee, Jadge.-The
case of Ellen Nolan VS. 5. B. Beaumont,
engaged the attention OF the Court the
whole day yesterday, The evidence
and q portion OF the argument was con-
Guided. To-day the case will be again
brought up and determined, after which
the regular calendar will be resumed,
commencing with No. 1890, Trabue vs
Cash, admir-. Ia the matter Of Johnson
vs Weeks ct al, the Court refused to give
the additional charge, OF revise the
charge already given to the jury, as
sought by the defendants counsel. The
jury in the above cRse came in yesterday
and announced that they were still una
bic 10 agree, and thereupon, by agree
ment OF counsel, they we're discharged.
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CHANGE OLE TIME

CHANGE OF TINE.
Trains leave Nashville on the North
western Road, now, at am, and $40
p.m.
WHAT WE MAY EXPECT"
Under this heading our friend Tom
Neal, Of the State Gazette, of Dyersburg,
thus d~Iscourses "CoI. Mitchell, the
able and efficient President of the Missis-
sippi River r abroad. 8 " that the actual
of the Board Of Directors of
this road amount to $2,050 COO. Shelby
c0unty has voted an appropriation Of
$500. 900 to the NJ ssissippi River Rail
road. Upton county has given 5000. 600,
aud Lauderdale county $50, 900, while
Dyer county has persistentIy refused to
give a cent. I's true that Dyer county
has already greatly injured hersslf by
this course of action, and we tell the
frienda OF tn. present route that unless
they come forward and take individual
stock in the road, to 3 liberal amount,
they msy expect that cur Commissioners
will forever re use to vote for q county
appropriation. II the friends OF the
road will do their duty, we are satisfied
that the County Commissioners will do
theirs. By the by, what has become or
the committee appointed by President
Mitchell 70 loOE after the railroad inter-
esta in Dyer county Let ua hear from
you, gentlemen"
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THE TURF.

A few days ago we published the pro-
gramme Of the races at Mobile and a
day or 90 later at Nashville. At a
meeting held at Harry Westherbee's sa-
loon on Monday night, Mr.. Cooke, the
former Treasurer, sent in his resignation,
which was read sad accepted, and Mr..
Harry Seessel elected in his place !;
George Robbins, Esq, was elected to fill
the vacancy ia the Board w. H. Pass
more, e q was elected bookseller, and
Harry Simpson obtained the booth priv
iiege.
Ga motion, the time for closing the
bids for the saloon privilege was post
pOned till April /, and then TO be opened
in presence Of the President, Secretary
and two DirecteEs.
The following Turf news we CLEAN
from tie New York Herald
Toe entries for the coming races at
Jerome Park ere unusually large, and
comprise the best blood in the land,
The Fcrdham stakes closed with thirty
three nominations, the Restchester Cup
with nineteen, ths Jockey Club Handi
cap with twenty-siz, the Hopeful Stakes
with twenty four, the stakes for fiilies
foaled in 1867 with eight, and the sweep
stakes for colts and hIlies fcAled ia 1867
with seven Nominations. Besides, the
American Jockey Club have appointed
the Wednesday prior TO the day of the
regular meeting-Iu1e 4--as q match
day, when several will be run. n Of
which is for $40 coo.
The Saratoga Association havs closed
their entries and the nominations for the
different stakes are very full. The sweep
sta kes for all ages, enc and q quarter
vnfiaa 1lnznl gsiFh fuvnrFu-Ru nnpofna
tons, the Flash stakes with twenty,
the Saratoga cup-the great event
OF the meeting-With twensy-six, and
the sequel stakes with eighteen. All
the above were the stakes that had 10
close on the first OF March.
The racing prospects throughout the
country are bright, and we msy reason
ably anticipate witnessing the most bril-
liant season that eve took place. We
have more horses than ever bsfore, and
the field viii be larger than ever known.
Tae ball will open at jerome Park.
Tt Fashion Course has been heard
from. lis proprietor has awakened from
his torpor, and, after rubbing bis eyes,
has discovered the necessity OF keeping
pace with the trotting spirit OF the age,
which was about getting the start OF him
while be slumbered. He has seen thai
other managers of trottiDg parks have
Issued their programmes, and he has re-
solved to get out one of his OWL, which
shall not be cshiad others in hoerality
aud enterprise. Is will be out in q day or
two, and as the purses to BE- trotteG for
will be ia advance OF those of other tracks
ia this vicinity, it will give the owners
OF horses an opportunity OF testing their
qualities before the other greater events
come of.
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AAEUsEMENTS

THE NEW MEafPHIs -FitfTy Fingers
was presented 10 n splendid audience
last night and while Il served to en-
hanee our opinion Of Miss Price az an
| actress, it did not elevate our opinion of
the play, or that style OF drama, q / iota.
Il is, however, pleasant and entertain
ing, and for an evening or two does very
well. 1t is repeated this evening Tor the
last time.
GAIEFY.-MBnager Etley is around
again, and all works " 50 merry as q
marriage bell" By the way, all the ac-
tors and actresses have rendered axe a
complimentary benefit for Saturday
night, and we want 10 see it a big one.
II any body ever deserved a cOmplimep-
tary he does, and the house ought to be
filed. He has tried every way in his
power to amuse the public, and they
should try to help him. Every sttrac-
ton is offered for the night. Meanwhile
the "shOw proceeds" and is a good one.
Go and see it.
THE VARzETIEs.-Great Is the Cam
Can! Great is Broom Great is Mons.
PeGadenlOnG ct tOkts les MesdemoiSeues!
The Can. Caa is 8 big thing, and 90 are
the can cdniSts. A full and crowded
house we're there last night, and will be
to night. A star bill every night.
DUPREz IL BENEDICr's MINsTRELs.-
This troupe begin their engagement here
tonight. They cOme to US herRlded with
the highest enc0miums of the press. The
Nashville where they were lsst) papers
say that they are the best troupe. de-
cidedly, that has appeared in that city in
a long time. See their advertisement.
The CONCERT. In another place in
the local column will be found tia an
nouncement for the concert for st. L "a
rus tonight. Everybody ought 70 go.
Read the programme and you will be
OF the treat ia store. Every
prominent amateur in the city will per-
form.
CONCERT IN PROsPECT.-Rumor says
that Henry Farmer, the great autist, is
getting up a concert by subscription, and
we understand it is to be the most re.
cherche affair Of the seasOD. More anon.
SPRING Style Hats. the finest at T,eidV
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Reply TO the Structures OF MFR.
John League.

The attacking of that impersOnal
Grand Jury Report harshly and unkind-
ly by him who keeps a book especially
prepared for the annoying Grand Juries;
by him who talks f%ippantly of " our
packed jury Of friends u who are not able
to comprehend his explanation-reminds
me Of a walk on the Kin-chin-ginga
mountain, 9 the Ganges, a river in
which the devoted mother often casts her
dear babe, expecting that it will float on
to heaven. That mount is q remarkable
and romantic region, thirty thousand
feet above the level, and many strange
things we're seen by the way. "There,"
said my little nephew, "Look, uncle
Hiram, there /! what a beautiful little an
imal-so white and spotted all over like
jet, crOuching in that tuft of liehens l
am going to grab it, uncle.ii Hold, my
boy it's true it has a very pretty appear
ance, but keep away, for it has a power
full means of defense. That, my boy, is
called the VipeTrG mephitis, aud were
you to seriously disturb the thing you
would have to go home at Onee and bury
your clothes In the ground for a fortnight
to get rid of the scent, cent, sent"
PRO BONO PURLICO.
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DR. LANE. SURGEON C-HIROPODIST,
can Re consulted al his rooms, Peabody
Hotel, on all diseases OF the Feet, such as
Corns, BunioBs, Csllositiss, Enlarged and
Disabled Joints. He viii alleviate by his
instantaneous ard painless process OF
efiectually removing the worst cases OF
soft and hard CCrns. BuniOns, Nails pen
etrating the flesh, and al other excre-
cences Of the Feet. His Pfocedureis new
and different frOm sny hitherto intro
dpcsd. When persons are suffering tie
most exerueistiag pain, be can give them
instantaneous and permanent relief.
Persons relieved Of these eXcrescences
experience the greatest comfort Of human
existence. He can remove the worst
soft or hard Corn without any injury 10
the Feet, and removs the worst BuniOns
without injury to the m~etstarsus bone. T
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HYACINrHs.-We are indebted to
Messrs. 3. G. Craig & Co. for several
pots containing some most exquisite
hyacinths, and for sorae flower seed.
The hyacinths are indeed beyond all
praise, and q friends, OF S79 Main
street, Jackson Block, have our most
sincere thanks for them. Their stock CT
flowers snd seeds Ia rot surpassed in the
Southwest. and parties in search Of such
things should go to them.
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BRICKLAYERs' UNToN.-At q meeting
held by the bEicklayeTs Of the city, for
the purpose of organizing s Bricklsyers'
Union. the following officers were elect
ed President, Jas. s. Wood Vice
President, Jas. Riggs; Secretary, h. O..
Cook Fin ncial Secretary, l.. 5. Grant;
Treasurer. Chas. Maggie; Ssrgesnt-at-
Arms, Ed. Leonard. Board Of D3rec-
tore r. J. Newport, chairman w.
H.. Crosby, NJ Ford, w J. Sweeny, &
d Grant, Lem III. Babccek and John
K.llY.
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BUCK sALVE- "A fresh
supply Sf ina justly celeb rated
article for the care OF plies, re.
ceigea and for safe by
q. W. JONES ~ 90.
wholesale Druggists,
217 Main street.
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To Members of the Catholic
Church.

Ga the 2ytb, 2sth and 19th OF April
next, a Bszaar and grand distribution Of
premiums for the completion of the new
college and church, Mount Argus, Dub.
lin, Ireland, will take place at the Ro-
tunda, Dublin. The prizes sum 10 q
total value Of fifteen Thousand dollars,
and EMBRACE ali sorts OF articles,
including Limerick lace shawls, man
tel ornaments, iewelry, watches and
painting. Among the latter is the eele-
brsted work of Henry McMsnus, E.q.
Il. 81. A entitled, " The Introduction of
Christianity into Ireland" Tickets are
10 he had st the APPEAL office, only 25
cents each. We will take and send on
orders to any amount for persons desir-
Gus Of helping in this good work.
AINSLIE, HEATING & co.
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gBe6fel nah Gurcpd. Gts sDrmiat
gntfeHal gaHlA zen 8SmFtie bat arrangements
auroFru, le rag is eirsrt aai Gle srcBsren
S6ete III @Hrrpa siebsn farm. 3iSs ID eias gro
e. S~seurmiasfct fErSpldt, pel6s ibISa 6~rr2HeeE
Ger gerraa6fGa @ele iaidSa peqVR. I
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SPECIAL EoTICE.

DRRTSG Boz NOBLE SELF-HELP .
+, vonng men VITO, having erred, desire a beI-
gs1bSod SEM A sealed letter envelopes
ne OF charge. Il becenstfd- return me Pos
seS mhl5 dGT
1SAPA-1
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FLOUR.-Just received on coDsign-
ment, direct from the mills, q thou
sand barrels Of Flour, comprising every
variety Of grades, frcm Fine To the
Choicest st. Louis brands, and for sale
very low for cash, by Atwood q AEder-
sen, $50 Main street.
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4 CONVENTION Of Merchant Tsilors
agd the lords OF creation generally, is
appointed to meet II 10 o'clock, on Mon
day morning, at A. Seessel d Sons,
when business Of importance viii be
hrnnght before the neeliMg.
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We hal the pleasure CT meeting, yes
terday, Mr.. e. w. Merlin, Of the TaUa-
hatchjGn Mr. Merlin is stopping at the
Wursham House.
Judge J. o. Shackleford, Of the Su-
preme Bench OF Tennessee, snd K. ).
BarneweD, Of De BoW's RegieW, are in
the city, stopping 81 the Pssoody Hotel
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WANTs.

MAN FED-A situation by an experienced
w BOok-kesper. Adde'S A. b APpsA4
Office. -
-uANTFn-Agenus 10 sell the " American
w KnItsuz M~zchine.' fs1ce 20. Inc SIM
rIss- -cnsaneSt and best KNITTING Machlne ever
fnVented. VIII KNIT al,000 stitches per minute
EsbaraI Inducements 10 agents. ADDRESS ANEh-
sTaE KNTTTING MACHINE Co, Boston, Mass
- 49, No febt5- MOVE IT.
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ONE thousand splendid white ScuppeT-
Dong Vines, 2 and two yesrs old, 25
snd so cent?, for sale by N. W. Philips
& Co., 81 South Court street. Don't lose
a year-nOw is the time to plant.
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BUsKEYE SALEE,-The great
remedy for Piles, just receESed
and for sale by
mARSEEELD a. HEGREE,
Wholesale Druggists,
3GT a sos Main st.
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Coon NEWS FOR MEMPHIs.-JGst re-
ceiyed 3 very ire new stock Of Cloths,
CSssisneres and VeslinEs, which ! VIII
make up at very low prices and ia the
best style. Cali at J. LgrOy's, No. Il
TaH.raCn afrzEf.
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The Peabody Hat, remarkable for its
besuty Rnd durability, continues 10 be
the leading style, for sale only At Fran
eisco 4 Virgins.
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NOTICES.

EEOw HOststter's BisGers Cure Dyspep.
sIs-rHE HOLE SFoRY IN A NUrsHELL.-The
of1ce of the stomach is TO convert the food
into a cream-llke se%mi-huid, called CHYME.
THIS is eff cted partly by the action of a solvent.
called the gastric juice, which exudes from the
coating Of the stomach, and partly by a me-
Ghanicsl movement of tina organ, which
CHURNs, as it were, the dissolving aliment.
The CHYME passes from the stomach into the
duodenum, or entrance TO the bowels, where
1t fssubjected TO the action Of The bile, and the
nutritious portion of IL converted into a fluid
called CHYLE, which eventually become blood.
NOW, 1t is evident, that If the great solvent,
the gastric juice, is not produced in sufficient
quantity, or If the mechanical action of the
stomach is rot sufficiently brisk, the HTSt pro
cess ~ digestion Will he but imperfecfly per-
formed. 1t is also clear that if the liver, which
plays such an important part in changing the
nourishing portion OF the chy me into the ma
terial Of the blood, is congeSted, or in any un-
natural condition., the second process Will not be
thoroughly accomplished. The result Of the
ttco Jdtu rs Is dyspepsia, complicated with
The mOdein which HosTETTER's BITTERs
operate in such cases is this They invigorate
the cellular membrane of the stomach, which
evolves the gastric juice, thereby insuring an
ample suficiency of the hu1d 70 completely
dissolve the food. They also act upon the
nerves Of tae stomach causing an aceeleration
OF the m-sohGnleal movement necessary to re-
duce the food to a homogeneous mass. They
also act specifically upon the liver, strengthen
Jag it, and so enabling IL TO produce an ample
aud regular supply OF b lie, for the purpose Of
converting the nutritious particles of the
CHYME into CHYLE, and promote the passage
through the bowels OF the useless debris.
In this way HOSTErfER'S BITTERS cure
9,spepsia GHd liver complaint. The ~axplana-
ton Is plain, sim ple, philosophical and TRUE.
the Largest Hotel Safe in the cou airy is
in the AMER CAN HOUSE, BOSTON. The
American is in the center of business, and sup
pllsd with every modern Improvement.
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DECIDEDLY the most Inviting display
OF spring goods iB this city Is to be seen
10 the magnificent show cases of A.
Sesssel & Son.
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MURRAY & IiIDGELY, Merchant Tai
Tors, 81 Madison street, have just re-
ceived the mott complete stock for
spripg and summer wear, which, for
quality ard style, eannot be surpassed.
Prices reasonable.
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FOB SALE.

THERE'S A RARGAlN FOR CASE.-MUsT
be sold Immediately. Present proprietor
cn1nneIled To leave tie city. Boarding mouse
and Restaurant. with saloon atiaeneo-cISar
ing between $50 and $500 per na9nLh- C5Iau
A Washington street. MhH
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HATS, legitimate styles and fine quail
tiles, at Leidy & Co.'S, 269 Main street,
opposite Court Square. I
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BY the latest steamer, new arrivals in
Geek ties and under wear, at Wiggsns &
PhOrnis, 233 Main street.
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BROWNSVILLE BEE.
Col. WI. WEsTBRooK DR.. R. W. BEERS
Late Of Mississippi. Late of Mobile.
&c BEERS,
Editors and PrOprletOrs.

A LIVE WHIT MANS JOURNAL, DE-
"A voted to pure Democracy and the rights Of
the people.
TERMS-Inyariably in Advance-Tvo Dol.
lars a Year One Dollar Tor Six Months.
Our very large and rapidly increasing clrcu-
lation enables us to offer superior inducements,
as an advertising medium, to business houses.
The BEE CALCULATES THRoUGH THE ENTIRE
WESTERN DISTRICT,
$50 No advertiser ents received except 70
money, and at regular ratss.
Address, WESTBROOK q BEERS,
aul4tf Brownsville. Tenn.
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buckeye SaIFP.- The great
remedy for the cure GfPiies. just
received and for sale 10y W. N.
WnkersOn s co., Druggists, $40
Main street.
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COUNTRY merchants wanting cheap
dry goods and handsome styles, should
look at the stock OF MeDken Bros.
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4 Newport Hat, at Francisco IL
Wlggin'a, uuder Peabody Hotel.
GENTS and Boys Hats, latest spring
styles, At Leidy & Co.'S.
MENKEE BROTHERS. GRAND QfEN,
ING OF PARIS NOVELTIES POSTPONED.
In consequence OF the non-arrivai Of the
ehildren's garments the opening the
latest styls Of children's wearing ap-
parel Is postponed until Wednesday,
March oath.
AMONGST the induce ments in our late
large purchase, may be mentioned 40
cases Of Irish Linens, direct from the
manufacturers, at prices in accordance
A. sEESSEL q son.
GRAND sacred concert for the benefit
Of st. Lazarus Church, at the New AS
sembly Hall, on Thursday, March the
18th
PERFORMERS
Mrs. {. Chapsky, Mrs J. NJ. Kest'Dg,
Mrs. ". A. Geo Inan, Mrs j. J.. B%Oyland,
mrs. n. :. O5i~, Mss e. Wilkinson.
Mss T.. EnutE, Miss 5. K. Massey,
Mr.. II. O.. H~oiienbefg, Mr.. q. A. HollenDeTg,
Mr., A. NJ, Wilkinson, Mr.. N. :. Otis.
Mr.. IL. Davis, Mr.. G. ResIDodei.
MI. w. r. Boyle, MI. e. > Francis,
mt- Lee h-ELbEs " JEnkefulaH-
mir. ]. To-day, Mr.. j.. katzenbsch,
Frank A.. Tepe, Musical Director.
PROGRAMME ART l..
L HalleluJsn to the Father-Grand Chorus
Beethoven.
2 Solo.
MeditStlon-Gounod-planO, organ, violin
cello and violin.
/. L'Esptrance"- rrio-Rossini
s Blessed Is the People-Grand Chorus-Pag-
snini.
q. Frayer-soiG.
PAR II.
/. The God of israei-drand ChOrus-hossiai.
= With Nerdure Cad-Solo from Creation
Hayden.
3 Hear Us Father-Quartet-O wen.
4 fsesig oauon-A ~Batta-piano, organ, vio-
hurello and violin.
D. Pity SavtOur- SOlo-Stradella.
z. On Thee Each Living soul Awaits-Trio
IRON Decentralization.
7. Praise Goa from Whom All Blessings Flow.
Admission, ST.. Tickets at F. katen-
bach's music store, all the book stores
aud drug stores. also at the door. Doors
open at y O'Clock. Concert to COM.
mencs st 81 o'clock.
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EXTRA inducements in furniture ard
carpets ct Ames, Besttie & Co 396 Main
st. DOn't fail to give them q call.
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A. SEEssEL L son sre receiviDg an
immense stock. They ask fer breathing
time till further notice, and that will be
soon and sudden.
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100 PACKAGES each of 5sconets,
SwisseF, Esinsocks, Null Brillisnts. We
respectfully invite inspection.
A.. SEESSEL & son
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LOST--FoUED.

O-T-A richly carved MEERsCHAuM
l. PIPE. On the way nom Jefferson ihrOugn
Second to Beal streets. b leaving tns sane a.
W1. SCHADE's.5 IS Jefferson street, q reward
according % value viii be paid mhLo
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CITY MATTERS.

TIE CsetiliAn Hat, ct Francisco &
Virgins, Peabody Hotel.
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EVERYBODY goes to Locke's, 1864 Main
street.
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DUNLAP's F3uh Avenue speeialitias
In gents silk Hate, st Francisco " Wig
gins, Peabc6y Hotel.
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GET your f. Y. shirts resdy made or
TO order ct 'Wiggans & Tborn's, S5
Main street, Gay building.
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TIE Fifth Avenue Dress Hat for gen.
Sismen, at Leidy Zoos,