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Miss PaImer's Concert.

The concert at the Opera House las
evening, under the management of Profes
sor Heineberg, for the benefit of Miss julia
Palmer, was decided success. The haste
which was necessary to anticipate the Elk
position prevented such selection of pieces
as was perhaps necessary to suit every taste
but the audience was as select, and exclu.
sively appreciative of good music as we
have ever seen in those walls. The per
formances were artistic and classic. We dc
not know that we can go through the whole
programme and mention each partic-
ular gem: Mr.. Bergman on the flute,
Mr.. Jeup on the violin, Prof. HeiQeberg at
the piano, all acquitted themselves with
marked eclat. Miss Palmer was the bene-
fciary and star of the evening, and acquit-
ted herself with enthusiastic approval. She
was kindly, gratefully assisted by tie Misses
Hasslock, Miss Bodenhamer, of New York,
who, though stranger here, by her voice
and her kindness on this occasion, has won
the admiration and affection of all who
heard her. Messrs. Schneider, Unger, We'll
burn, with their cultivated voices, helped
greatly to make the concert complete sue
cess. The following is the programme:
PART I.
l. Swiss Boy-Variations for fuse-Mr.
A. Bergman.
2. AS l View These Seeues-Air, Bellini
Miss Palmer.
8. Hasten Then-From Lucretia BOrgia
-Donizetti--Mr. Schneider.
4. Rondeau-MoZart-Pr Heineberg.
8. o Santissima Observation-Disclosures
Bodenhsmer.
6. l Would That My Love-Mendelssohn
Misses Hssslock.
Z. Minuet-For Violin and Piano-Bee-
thoven-Mr. Jeup and Prof. Heineberg.
8. Life has no Power-Trio-Don
Miss Palmer, Messrs. Unger an Vel
burn.
PART II.
l. Emperor's Hymn-Flute and Piano
By Haydn-Prof. Heineberg and Mr.. Berg
man.
2. Robert, tot que J'sime-Meyerbeer-
Miss Hasslock.
8. The Last Man-Callcutt-Mr. P.
Schneider.
Feel Thy Presence-Duet-By Ora.
ben Hoffman-Miss Palmer and Mr.. Unger.
5. Oh! Dites Lui-By Kolschanbey-
Miss Bodenhamer.
6. Serenade to Ida-With Flute OSiigs'o
BY Vingand-Miss Palmer.
Z. Grand March - Heineberg - Prof.
Heineberg.
s. Trio from Ernani-By Verdi-Misses
Palmer, Hasslock and Mr.. Welburn.
The little Confederate orphan has cause
to be proud of her triumph, and to their
honor be it said, Sheis greatly indebted in pro-
fessional assistance and in attendance to
'the boys in blue" The officers of the
post and their ladies were out in full force.
There was not one of those who appeared
on the stage with the orphan who was not
a Federal in arms or a Federal sympathser.
Confederate soldiers and officers, all over
the South who live, and thousands who
have died, if they can bear testimony,
will remember and give evidence of the
kindly treatment of that matron in all tho
hospitals of the Western army
nearest the front, Mrs. Palmer,
who is the mother of that child who asked
last evening the assistance and encourage
ment of the citizens of Nashville in her
commendable aspirations. Many of these
Confederates may remember the little pratt
tier who then hung about her devoted
mother. There were those absent who
should have been present. Their absence
was remarked and will be remembered.
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ap27 cod Hllapso sun tues. and tS1Ss square
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Concert Tonight.

Our readers will bear IN mind The con
cert to be given by the Choral Sociaty at the
Second Presbyterian Church tonight
Some of the most popular singers in Nash
Vile take part in this concert, and it viii no
doubt be Que of the most attractive enter
tainments of that character ever given in
this city.
The rehearsal last night was beautiful
we never heard them sing better. The SC
ciety is assisted by Mrs. Craig and the fines!
amateur talent of the city. We understand
the tickets are selling rapidly, and those de-
string good seats ought to secure them.
We hear that this is the last time We will
have the pleasure of hearing Mrs. Craig
previous to her departure on European
tour. Tickets at all the book and music
stnrps.
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Yesterday was busy day at the Exposi-
ton. Articles for exhibition are beginning
to pour in, and for the next three days there
will be perfect rush. The doors will be
open from 4 TO O'Clock this evening, and
our business men generally are invited to
lie present between the hours named to see
the magnificent decorations now about
cGmpleted. After this evening the doors
will be closed TO all except exhibitors.
There will be no delay in the opening,
which is fixed Tor Thursday, May 1. Let
everybody be prepared for this event.
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Portraits Of the old settlers,

g The Art Committee of the Industrial Ex-
position are DESTROYS of collecting portraits
of the old settlers or pioneers of Nashville
and Davidson county, to add to the cart
Gallery of the Exposition"
Persons having such portraits and are
willing to loan them for this purpose will
confer favor by addressing F. L. Davies,
Chairman Art Commute :, Nashville In
dustrial Exposition. The Committee
promise 10 exercise all due care of said
pictures.
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Time.

They have new clock at Police head
quarters nova bran new one, manufacture
ed by Gates g. Pohlman, and costing, with
the weights, forty dollars. 1t could have
been bought for less money without the
weights, but Capt. Yster said he thought
it would be better, every thing considered,
to pay the extra charge, and take the
weights. It is proposed to realize some
thing from the old clock by taking out the
wheels, and selling them to to members OF
the "Improved Order of Red Men," for ear
ornaments.
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Can't YOu Helm the Bows?

We have heard of widow lady who is
In distress, She has sons-One ten years
aud the other nine whom she feels that she
must part with, as her i'll health disables to
support them longer and she thinks it do
ing them injustice TO keep them. Ifs home
for one or both could be obtained she
would be very thankful. She would like
for them to be taken by some family living
in the country. Further particulars may be
obtained by ADDRESSING a, care Nashville
library
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Roan,n Kong noIng.

Duffy Roane, a juvenile of enterprise snd
also of color, CHANGED to need some old
iron yesterday, and as lie didn't happen to
own any just at that time, he laid felonious
hands upon quantity belonging to some one
else. His numerous friends and acquaintan-
ces viii be interested in hearing that Duffy's
present address is the workhouse, but, ow-
ing to uncertainty Of his plans for the fu-
ture, il is impossible for him to announce,
definitely, the length of time he will remain
at that quiet, sequestered retreat.
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WAR DFPAR-AfEHr
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

OFF1CE OS OHlEF Ol6NAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 2S,;lS7S.
PTO0Gbili tieS.-The storm area now ex-
tending from the Ohio valley to Tennessee
will probably move northeastward quite
rapidly. For the Southwest, Tennessee and
Gulf States, excepting occasional rain tc-
night, cloudy and clearing weather, soutse
westerly and nOrthwssterly winds, and
slightly dimini. hing temperature. For the
South Atlantic States, rain tonight, follow
ed by clearing and partly cloudy weather,
with southeasterly and southwesierly winds
and increasing pressure on Tuesday. For
the Middle Sta,es and lower lakes, north
easterly win IS, falling barometer, warmer,
threatening and clearing weather. For the
Northwest and upper lakes and thence
southwark to Kentucky and Missouri, occa-
sional ght rain, northwesterly winds and
partly cloudy and clearing weather. For
Canada and New England, increasing cloud-
mess, falling barometer, winds Veering to
northeasterly, and rain by Tuesday.
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LATEST MARRETs By TELEGRAPH

MOBILE, April 2s.-Cotton dulIaud weak
-middliDg 18N1S.c; net receipts I,347
bales; exports coastwise 1857 bales; sales
400 bales; stock 1855 bales.
GALVESTON, April Is Coton-net
receipts TAI bales; exports to Great Britain
3,4l6 bales; coastwise 1851 bales; sales 400
bales; stock 50,s84 bales,
CHARLESTON, April rs Cotton-net
receipts Ais bales; experts coastwise 525
bales; sales 500 bales; stock q, 218 bales.
SAVANNAH, April 2S.-Cotton quies;
middling 1Sac; net receipts 793 bales; ex-
ports coastwise 727 bales; sales 685 bales;
stock 32,670 bales.
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The most effective health preseryer is
HamiltoRs Buchu and Dandelion, COM
bination which acts directly on the kidneys
and liver, and assists them in eliminating
from the system the provoking causes Ct
some Of the worst Ills that flesh is heir to.
You can buy this medicine from your drug
gist, and its use will inspire you with new
life, happiness and health. For sale at De-
mo7ille q Cos and by Ewin, Pendleton q
Co. w @. Hamilton y Co,, Ct Cincinnati,
o., are the proprietors.
JAM d1aw1y tues &w
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Concert at NTcCIure,s unII

Our readers will do well TO remember the
concert tonight al McClure's Hall, Edge
field, given by the young laiies and gentle
men of the Baptist Church, comprising some
of the first musical talent Of our sister city.
The proceeds of the entertainment are TO be
devoted to the completion Of the new
church edifce, corner of Tulip and Father
land streets, which, when completed, will
be the largest and by far the handsomest
building in Edgefsld. Let our citizens
show their appreciation of this noble objecs
by giving a rousing audience o-night.
Street cars will run till the close of the
concert
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ue1cy 70 1lco- W. .. AAUbAAas OOserVer-
The river was stationary at this point
yesterday with feet large on the Shoals.
Following heavy rain in the morning, the
sun came out bright and the day warm. It
became cloudy again in the afternoon, and
at this time Of writing more rain is ex-
pected.
Yesterday was q gala day on the wharf
There were seven steamboats, in port, the
Ella Hughes, Exchange, Silyertborn, Ed
dyville, John Lumsden, Burksville, and Ada
Heilman.
The John Lumsden, from Cairo, was
loaded with corn and shingles.
The Siverthorn, from Evansville, had q
600 sacks corn.
The BurksviIle, from Mt. Vernon, had
1920 sacks corn.
The Ella Hughes, from the upper Cum
berland, had 20 hhds. tobacco and q small
lot of grain.
The departures were the Exchange,
Pit.sburg; John Lumsden, Cairo; and Sill
verthOrn, Evansville.
The Exchange had engagements below
for SEQ tons pig metal to Cincinnati and
PIttsburg.
The shaft OF the Ada Heilman will be
completed to-day.
The Tyrone Is due to-day, and is re
regular packet for Cairo Wednesday a.34
2. ID.
The lobe Hort, disra2utable erail Of
the UNDIVIDED persuasion, WIS burned at
Orange, Texas, Thursday, aud sunk in If
teen feet water. She was built at Paducah,
and worth about about seventy Eve or thirty
dollars. This was the boat that Cot lefc
this country on. Wonder If he too vas
burned up and sunk down?
G. P. TheObald, General Agent Of the
Missouri Fire Insurance Company for the
States OF Tennessee and Kentucky, is at
the Maxwell House, Griff is enc Of our
dnte bettl1n bOatmen. He was clerk Of the
Aleonia AMI 3. n. Runyan, anu his per-
sonal popularity contributed greatly to the
prosperous success Of these two famous
Nashville and st. Louis packets. The Major
was good boatman, gallant Confederate
soldier, and always an accomplished gentle
man. We extend to him the hospitality Of
the city, and commit him to the special care
OF his old friends generally, and to his fell
low boAtmen, Bissicks, Nilsson, Gracey,
Dashiell and Egan, particularly. Long may
he wavel
The Eddyville, Capt. RymaD, departs ar
the upper Cumberland this evening At 4
O'Clock. Cspt. ". r. tracey is in the
Office.
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The Frost I'm Benton County.

A correspondent writing us from Cam
den, Benton county, under date of the 9th
inst, says:
ave had frost night before last, which /
think has destroyed nearly if not quite all
!, the fruit. Wheat that was joiDtiDg is in
iured. and garden beans and potato tops
were bitten. Some fores5 trees also show
signs of the frost. Farmers are very back
ward with their crops, partly ewing to the
cool. dry westher. Land that has not been
broken caunot be until it rains. Week be-
fore last We shipped 10000 pounds Of pea
nnts from this place. We have been ship
ning cotton and tobacco, and when we get
sale returns we will have some money
amongst us.
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Schenck,s PuImonic Candy smb

Schenek's PulmOnic Candy embraces
in a great degree all the principles of
Scheucks Pulmonic Syrup, and while as
pleasant to the palate as the purest of con-
fections, its medicinal properties render it
efectusl in coughs, colds, bronchial AID Ca
tarIhal affections, etc. 1t Is the most &C
ceptsble remedy for children or infants, and
can be given with impunity; While for pro-
fessional gentlemen, or those who suffer
from loss of voice, it is Indispensable.
These candies are put up in 25 cent boxes
convenient for the pocket, and are for sale
BY all druggists and dealers.
). Il. SCHLNoK & Son,
5. y. cor. Sixth and Arch SITS, Philadelphia.
ian15 cody
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RIaaehad nnmnstiea and Lana Cl

Bleached DOmestics and Long Cloths
at reduced prices; Piques, Marseilles, Ducks,
Linens, Cassimeres, Broadcloths, Doeskins,
etc., etc. Tailors especially are invited to
go and see the new house at II South side
Public Square and 10 Union street.
ap20 I'm su.tu. thu.sat
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Trunks, Valises, Satchels.-Wm.
Dunstead, 81 North College street, has ali
qualities of ladies' Travelling Trunks and
gentlemen's solid Sole Leather Trunks.
Ladies' and Gents Satchels in great variety,
and is selling at low prices for cash.
ap6 If
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The Library.

According to announcement the reading
room of the Nashville Library was opened
Sunday afternoon, and was tolerably well
patroniZed.
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Larceny of Money.

Hill Shute, colored, was arrested yester-
day upon the charge of stealing money from
Mrs. Hopper. Being srraigned before JUS
tice Everett, the case was continued until
8 O'Clock this morning
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Joe FARMLAND & Co. invite all to at
tend their great sale Of Dress Goods, Para
soils, etc. Great bargains in Black Lustres
and Silks. apo I'm su.tu, thu, sat
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HO, for the ExpOsitiOn.-Parties hav-
ing goods they intend to exhibit will need
Show Cards. All sneh please call imme-
diately at Singleton & Co.'s Book Sore, SO
Cherry ST., and have them made to order.
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Excited Expresslnen,

There was "hurrying to and fro" among
the owners of express wagons yesterday, 8
large detachment of police being on their
track for the purpose OF making them waltz
up to the Recorders office and settle their
ouarterlV dupS-
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What every OF

What every one says must be true, that
Joe FARMLAND & Co. sell Ribbons, Fis-
chues and Kid Gloves at wholesale or retail
very cheap, at II Public Square and 10
Union st. apo I'm sun, To, thu,sat
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The Excelsior Manufacturing Company
is now prepared to supply, in any quantity,
those who need a good stove.
apo d&W1s
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The Nashville vanderbiIt Committee
are requested 10 meet at the Office of DIR.
Aichison, corner Church and Summer
streets, to-day. tt
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HOusekeeper, if you want good Domes.
tics, Sheetings, Table Linens and Towels
big enough for table cloth for 40 eents, 90
to Elam's, Union street. ape st
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Valuable and Reliable.-'BRowN's
BRONCHIAL TROCHEs" are invaluable to
those exposed to sudden changes, affording
prompt relief in coughs, colds, etc.
apo eod1W
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Thaf GarRniunl.

1t was John B. Geny, and not Gen,
as we were made to say, who exhibited the
magnificent Madame Lemoine Geranium
at the markethouse Saturday,
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New G0Ods.-For the latest styles
Shoes, of the best make, call on T. E. Win
stead & Co., Maxwell House Shoe Store,
No. Z Cherry street. ap27 2t
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For RurkaYiIIe and RakertOn

Cumberland River Steamboat SkA
~ COmpaqY's Steamer - -
EDDYV1LLE,
3. g. Ryman, Captain; Grscey, OIerk'
win leaves As Adore THIS DAT, 18th inst, at
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
HARRISON & SON. Agents, conner Broad
and Front streets. IL
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"They Cure!'' What cures? Ayers
Cherry Pect9ral for a cough; Ayers Pills
for purgative, and Ayers Sarssarilla for
the complaints that require an Alternative
medicine. sp29 eod1w
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If you want to dress your boys in style,
why go to Sam Hyman's Tom Thumb
Clothing Store, on College street, one door
from the Square. ap27 Ut
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The Next Grand Hon.

The Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity,
University of Nashville, give a grand hop
at the Maxwell House on Friday evening
next, the I'd Of May.
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Young lady, if you want nice Dress
or beautiful Parasol, Gilt Fan, or anything
else that is elegant and good, for a little
money, go to Elam's, Union street.
ap26 st
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Great Panic in New York Money
market very close.-Received 200 ps. sum-
mer Silk from IS cents upwards; hardly
enough to pay cost of duty. G. Rice & Co.
APT st sun,tu,thu
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PLANTING time has arrived, and ama
teur farmers and others are procuring
their implements preparatory to turning
over mother earth for the reception OF
seeds.
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Spring style Head Ornaments, in black,
gilt and steel, at Jos. E. Loiseau & Cos.
ap27 81
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DOOley's Yeast POWER cannot be ex-
celied for making light, sweet rolls, biscuits,
waftes, corn bread, etc. 1t is always ready
and reliable. ap29 eod1w
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Fan and Psrasol Holders in oxidize, sill
yer, black and gilt at Jos. E. Loiseau &
Cos. apr st
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Ohickasaw Hockey Club.

We acknowledge the receipt of an invita-
ton to attend the spring meeting of the
Chickasaw Jockey Club.
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Latest spring novelties in Hair and Fan
cy Goods at Jos. E. Loiseau & Co.'S Hair
Store, No. 21 North Cherry street, opposite
Maxwell House. ap27 St
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The only boys clothing store in the city
is the Tom Thumb Clothing Store, on Col
lege street, one door from Public Square.
ap27 ct
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ExpositiOn Tickets Free

T2p0Srcron
buy FIVE dollars worth of goods at the Max
well House Shoe Store will be presented a
ticket to the Exposition, good any day, by
TIE. Winstead, No. Z Cherry street.
ap27 1t
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BANCRoFT's Sunday evening receptions
10 Berlin are informal and social in charac-
ter. Mr.. Bancroft is usually assisted in re-
ceiying by his wife Or Mrs. Nicholas Fish,
wife of the Secretary Of Legation. No
wine is served, but there is plentiful sup
DIV of mullins and cakes.
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THE following notice was recently found
posted on the doors of the Arkansas Sen
ate chamber: Sob work executed with
economy and despatch"
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CITY NoTIcEs.
STATE or ZEE wEATH nu

< Large and elegant assortment Of Fans,
cheap, at j. LOisean & Co.'S ap2T st
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100 ps. Black Silk from $1.0O upwards;
saving of 50 per cent guaranteed. G. Rice
d Go. sp27 st sun. tu,thu
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Young man, if you want nice, fancy
Pants Pattern or Suit of Cashmere cheap,
go to Elam's, Union street. apz6 81
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Ladi IS Suits made to order on shortest
notice; satisfaction guaranteed. G. Rice &
Co. ap27 81 sur, tu, thu
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Ladies' Suits! Ladies' Suits The
handsOmest Ladies' Suits at the lowest
prices. G. Rice 81 Co. sp27 st sur, thu
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Black Grenadines at smallest profits
at Hogan Bros, Union st. ap29 81
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CITY NoTIcES.

Another new stock of Fans and Para
soils JUS received at Hogan Bros, Union st.
apo st
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Ladies' Suits from s.. so upwards. G.
Rice & Co. apr st sun, To, thu
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Trade Palace,
IA PURLIO souARE

~ rH
ParasOls, ParasoIs. ParaaOTs.
E Ea foods, Dress Goods, Dress Goods
1Hosiery, Hosiery, Hosiery;
ffques, PfQues, Phones:
Battse, Batlse, BaEise:
M0d0cs, ModOes, MOdOes:
AOO MOdOe CIub-Iined ParaaoIe "a *
worth S. 49, 80
zoe pieces LssIe POpIias Izxe, worth
ice pieces striped Grenadines IaSc,
100 pieces BrOeade POpIins tuaw, Is
cents per yard. -
100 dozen Gold Fans a. wovsa. an.
100 dozen Ladies' extra RnIbrI@rnu
hose az 81 per box;
100 dozen Ladies' Hemnff1eh Hand
kerentefs l5c, worth use.
% oInerens shades In Efsehues 65e.
30 different makes COrsets zoe to 81;
VIII open to- morrow
200 MarseiIIes Quilts at 81 so, worth
$3.50.
On Tomorrow morning will oaer--
20 pieces Checked NainsOok a zee psrs
40 pieces white Dress Lawn from zoe.
per yards
20 dOz Damask Towels 2Sc. each:
zoo pieces Irish Linen from 2ze 10 a.
Bargains I'm Cassimeres az see, s5c
TRADE PALACE.
IA Public square.
apzi cod ullap3o sun tines. and thurs.
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TsEsgrePhie Report from sigaas ssrvsss Corps o
y. A., Of O6serSatiOa, at 3.5g o'cEaek p. n