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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-02-22

GTOR SALES HEAD OF, A no. MULES
r 8 good wagons, 3 sets of good harness, ana
license for the same. Will sell cheap for cas- p
or good city acceptance. Inquire OF JACOB
Prince, corner of Sycamore and Front streeS'
near gas works. 1871
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A telegram from Frankfort, Ky, da
ted yesterday, announces the sinking o
the steamer Dove No. 2 in Kentucky
river day before yesterday by striking
snag. The water is running over hei
boiler deck on the larbeard side, and is
two feet deep on the main deck on the
starboard side. She had full cargo
including twenty.seven hundred sacks Of
wheat, all of which is total loss. Moth.
ing can be done for the boat till after
the water falls. She was insured in Gin
einnati.
Professor Rhode tells US he will here
after have full supply of river tele'
grams whether the telegraph lines are
down or up.
The Sam J. Hale came up at noon
and went to the Arkansas bank.
The Joe Kinney passed down this
morning without landing.
Regarding the disasters to the coal al
and above Pittsburg, a dispatch from
that city says: 1.-THE losses of JOSEPH
Walton & Co., at Elizabeth, foot up over
S25O,OOO; no insurance. The coal-tip
pies of the following firms were de.
stroyed by the late food: Smith 4
Ward, /; Morgan & Co., l; ]. P. Smith
& Co., l; R. S. Giles, Ii Frazey & Fry
l; R. Wellington's was partly washed
away"
The river is now open to Alton, and
probably to the mouth of the Illinois.
The Richmond has been away just
seven months, and of that one month
was spent on the voyage down the river
from St. Louis. Another such voyage
and Nat Green's hair will closely resem'
BILE that of King Henry the Second when
he died.
Watson's, Horner's and Bigley's coal
fleets we're being towed over the falls al
Louisville yesterday by the Greyhound.
The Bostena and Thomas W. Means
collided at Cincinnati the other day, re-
sulting in a loss to the former Of her
larboard wheel-house and cook-house.
The Means lost fourteen wheel-arms
and as many buckets and AOated past
the city wharf and under the bridge, sig
mailing for assistance. and was caught
and landed near Central avenue by the
Lake Erie No. 3. Afterward she was
towed to a point above Broadway by the
Champion No. 6, which also caught and
landed her barge.
Captain Brady, Of the John IF. Tolle,
reports passing through heavy ice below
Hickman.
In abiding TO the preparation Of the
carnival at New Orleans, Thursday s
Times says:
We notice in course Of erection in the
rear Of the freight offoe Of the Missis-
sippi Valley Transportation Company, a
diminutive barge, which viii bear the
No. SO Of that Well-knoEn and popular
line, to be used in navigating the prin-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-02-22

nor RENT "A FINE RESIDENCE, ON
Union avenue next to Baccigalupo' place.
Also n two-story basement house on Dunlap
street near Poplar. Apply to,-,Don,
s'i''' -''''' MARX & BENSD0RF,
eA+ No. Madison street.
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FOR SALE.

EOR RENT-A GOOD p Front 9 3EES y
business Office, 10 Madison street Lei
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vxTANTED-iOOO POUNDS OF STRAINED
IIs-in5So He' ~ 90 ' CHAs. HOWARD.
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TNOR RENT = OFFICES : THREE COOP
Offices in the Planters Insurance Ce.s
buiioinS' App'' Planters ms. CO.,
Ao-+ No. Al Madison street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-02-22

J.w. S. Browns, l6 Jefferson St. 98i
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Purrs, ls Jefferson street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-02-22

TOR SALE-RESIDENCE--0WING TO MY
\ loss bv the late Ere at my shop. wish to
ali nv residence, at Al Avery street; house
new. with four rooms and hall, side and front
porches' basement and kitchen, good vel and
ristern: title perfect and terms LIBERAL Apply
Ia Trezevant 4 Co. or to
" it 81 II. LEMON, Il Avery street.
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NOR sALE-GENERATOR FOR MAKING
4 soda water and two soda fountains, AZ
Chas Howard's, 2S7 Main st. ifl-l5z
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NOR sALE-sPLBNDID BUSINESS LOT.
II Apply 70 Mrs. NJ. " Brown. 81 y Asin
r.rnet nr Q. w. Frazer. Is Monroe. l1o-I
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IGOR saba SUPERIOR BUGGY MARE
Hs-kind and gentle; also, buggy and har-
-. n. W. SHELTON.
ia Us Main street.
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natl and. iniermediaie points thiS. Alter

natl and. intermediate points this. alter.
noon at 8 o'clock, T. H. Mong 10 the
agent % IpS - N~
The R. R, Hudson departed Tor oinciu-
natl Saturday afternoon, with,s good Trip.
The Baltic passed up with aslatge tow
Of empty freight barges about 4 O'clock
yesterday afternoon.
10y Telegraph
PITTSBURGH. Dec, 7.-River II feet
and inches.
CAIRO, Dec. 7.-Arrived-Jsmes D.
Parker, Cincinnati; Katie Koun,z and
Mollie Moore, 81 Louis ; Belle oil Mem
phis, st. Louis Billy Collins, Pittsburgh
Lioness, st. Louis !. Mary Houston, New
Orleans Falls Pilot, Memphis; Indiana,
New Orleans; Kellogg, st. Louis; St.
Joe, Memphis; Mary Ann, New Orleans
Louisville Cincinnati (; Tolle, ST. Louis.
Departed Quickstep, Evansville; Bell.
fast, Pittsburgh Parker, Memphis Belle
of Memphis, Memphis; Mary Alice, 81
Louis; Billy Collins. New Orleans; Falls
Pilot and Mary Houston, Louisville; 1ndi'
ana, Louisville; j. w. Gameth New
Orleans; ISL. Joe, ST. Louis; Mary Ann
Pittsburgh. River has risen II inches.
Weather cloudy and mild.
EyANsvILLE, Dec. Weather cloudy;
signs Of rain. Mercury 49, to46. River
risen three inches Port List Up-Andy
Baum and Arkansas Belle. Down-Oak-
land, Morning Star and Bowling Green.
No business to-day.
) MRNpH1S, DecS9.-Cool zrain. River
rising steadily. Arrived BSnnock City,
White River. Departed SJames How
ard, Exporter, Susie Silver, Capital City,
Alice, John Kyle, and Thomas Sherlock.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 7.-River stationary,
with 10 feet 0 inches In the canal, and =
feet 0 inches in the pass down Indian
chute Weather cloudy and mild. The
steamer e. G. Smith, new harbor boat
i Is being built at Madison for st. Louis
Kanawha No. 2, descended the falls last
night with six barges containing 1890
barrels Of salt, the largest tow ever taken
over the falls by boat here. The
Alice Brown Is patching her boilers at Che
city wharf, and goes 10 Pittsburgh to.
morrow. The John A. Wood takes Q fpll
tow of coal tomorrow Tor! New Orleans.
ST. Louis, Dec. 7.-Arrived-Kste
Kinney, New Orleans. Departed-Har'
Try Ames, New Orleans. River falling.
Weather cloudy, very wet and mild
The steamer Dexter was sold yesterday
BY the United States Marshal to satisfy
claims OF between six and seven thousand
dollars. She was sold TO T. 81. Frazier
for .$l1,6O0. N LFN.liE&E
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/ PAGES AID QUALTTT-Ws refer IN mus
item to Pianos and Organs, and direct the
attention Of the reader to the advantages
to DO gained by purchases made Of
sheib,s Music Store on 18th street, under
washington Hall An experience Of
nearly twenty years in the music business
has given MIR. 8. q through knowledge Of
It, and being q practical musician he
knows what constitutes q good instrument
by his own judgment. Consequently this
long and varied experience enables him
to offer good reliable instruments at far less
price than can others. Many hundreds Of
our citizens have bought from Mr.. Sheib
during the past ten years and oil were
satisfied, and to these he refers and solic-
It's the attention Of other buyers. We are
confident tba. comparison Of prices and
quality at sheib's will convince buyers,
that Is The place to buy. The terms are
most accommodating, either for cash OF
on the Renting Plan, and every buyer re-
ceives with the instrument q Stool, Cover
and Instruction Book free. 'Gall In and
see the stock. '7' e ~ 90 2 F"
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POLICE CouRT.-There was but ONT
case at the morning session OF the police
court Saturday. Rody o'Connell was
found lieiDg on a doorstep between
and 10 o'clock in drunken stupor, and
was fined IS and costs.
1nthe afternoon several cases continued
from the frat Of the week were heard, as
follows:
Amity Gulah and Matthew Fleming
were charged with fighting in a saloon on
the Goth inst. Gulah was fined IS and
costs, hut Fleming was discharged on
paying the costs In bls case.
William Weilzeli. charged with Great
ing tumult and disorder In the Opera
House on the evening Of the 29lh Inst,
was discharged on payment Of COSTS.
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FROM WALIAcK's THgATER, NEW
YORK CrTY.-Manager James Fltzsim.
mons will present during the current
month, at the Opera House, the highly
celebrated company from Wsllack's The.
ater, New York City, consisting Of the
famous actor, Mr.. ]. q. Stoddart, and the
talented leading actresses, Miss lone
Burke, Miss Julia Gaylord, Miss Jennie
Wells; Messrs. B. T. Ringgold, Charles
Rockwell, Charles T. Nichols, J. A. Mac.
kay, Il. F. Hurlock and others, and will
present Dion Boucicault's great drama,
entitled "a Struggle Tor Life" Tho name
Of Mr.. stoddart should insure full houses.
The popularity Of the Fox q Denier
Troupe, brought here by Mr.. Filzsimmons,
and to whom he paid over $7o3 for their
three nights stay, has suggested TO
him that previous to the coming OF the
Wallack Company he may introduce here
another popular diversified combination
and should he SO decide, liberal advertis-
Ing and billing will notify the public of
that fact. To anyone who might think
that 1t does not require heavy outlay to
run an Opera House, We would here men.
ton the managers expense for just two
items that an audience rarely thinks Of ::
Lighting the Opera House, $3.50 gas bill
one month"; Western Union Telegraph
Company, for telegraphing, in all over
80. Thisis to say nothing Of advertising,
billing, posting, fuel, State and City
licenses, stage hands, front Of the house
people, employed orchestra, and expense
Of company.
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f. CA1A,uTrEs will come upon Us in SPITE
OF all precaution; but 1t Is gratifying tc
learn that HEL>rBoLD's CELRDRATRr
BucHu can still be obtained at all the
drug stores, aud that 1t can be relied or
to cure oil diseases Of the Kidney and
Urinary Organs. Look out for counter
feitsl The genuine bears the private
proprietary stamp Of b. T. Helmbol d
For sale by ali druggists. ...
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COUNTY CouRT.-The business trans
acted by the County Court Saturday Is as
follows:
In the case Of Thos. Riggs rs. W. II.
Fleming and ]. F. Smith, the case was
argued, and decision reserved. By oonsen,
Of parties, the case was continued until
next term.
On motion, the cases Of the Peoples
Bank us. R. 8. Brown, Sheriff and Ad-
ministrator oil the estate Of John Y. Nc
Donald, deceased; and the same rS. the
Citizens Fire, Marine and Lille Insurance
Co.. were continued until next term.
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GESTLRlrRN's FURN1aHrEe=NRw
sTocK. Christian Hes, Merchant Tail.
or, has Just returAed from New York
with q large and elegant assortment
Of. cloths, Cassimeres, oyercoatings, vest
ingS, dress shirts, under garments,
gloves, collars, everything in short per-
tanning to gentleman's toilet except the
hat and boots. Mr.. Hess keeps the best
Of goods; he employs good workmen,
makes neat fits, and charges moderate
prices. Gentlemen wanting handsome
Fall or Winter suita should give him a
call III tltl,.L- - ~
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QUIET AND Observation-Disclosures
and ladies who wish to patronize q quiet
andc onvenient restaurant, will find 1t Just
above. the City Bank. Mr.. Martin, the
gentlemanly proprietor, is building up o
handsome business. The4house Is kept
open night and day, and parties returning
from balls or theatre will find it quiet,
convenient and firstclass resort for re-
ireshments. Anything eatable Is here fur.
nished on the shortest notice and in Q su.
perlative style. '''
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REAL ESTATE Sold Our friend Thos.
o'Brien, Real Estate Agent, has Just sold
to Michael Reilly the corner known % The
Hamilton Opera House corner" for the
snug sum OF thirteen thousand $4,000
dollars cash. A good sale and Q good
purchase, .-
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IT will pay to call on speyer Bros and
buy your Holiday Goods, as they have the
largest stock Of Notions and Millinery
Goods in this city. Special Handkerchief
sale this week. Just received, Handker.
chiefs. of all styles, kinds and prices.
Handkerchiefs as low as 8 cents. For
Holiday Goods Of all and every descrip-
ton call on Speyer Bros.
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NEoKT1Es ct rs cents at speyer Bros

NEoKTrEs ct Is cents at speyer Bros
Kid gloves rs cents at Speyer Bros.
Corsets so cents at Speyer Bros.
Merino vests rs cents at Speyer Bros
Silk scarfs IS cents at Speyer Bros.
Ear rings only 10 cents at speyer Bros
Good hose only 10 cents at speyel
Bros.
Bargains Tor the holidays at speyer
Bros, where will be found the best and
largest stock Of notions and millinery
goods in this city. las ..r,rg,
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REDUCED QUOTATIONS. Silk
and Wool Serges which l sold at SIC re-
duced TO 37ic, and heavy from SOC to
12ic. Alpacas reduced from csc to 15c.
The above quotations are characteristic
of my entire stock. ]. W. Ferrel, Centre
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MONDAY, DEC. 8, 1879.
New Advertisements.

Steamer Andes.
Found-A Fur Cape.
Ofal. -
Chldrcns' Chairs and Toy Furniture.
The Dinner and the Nap.
G. Mendel, Booth & Go.
Christmas Presepts-Oxtoby q Dut1eld
l will Give $3.50, &c.
Holiday Goods.
Drugs-Silvey's. -
Administrators Notice.
Hamilton's Opera House.
Cushing's Manual.
Takes on Sight.
Geo. P. Rowell 4 Co.
Five Dollars to Twenty Dollars.
Ten Dollars.
Eighteen Dollars q Day.
Horribles
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PANIC PR1cEs.-Mr. Martin, proprietor
Of the well-known restaurant just above
the City Bank, has determined 10 con-
form to the general reduction in prices,
and now gets upa good square meal for
25 cents. This Is as low as in ante bel.
lum times. t...t..
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IMpRovNe.-The little daughter Of
Mr.. james Wheat, who on Friday acci-
IDENTIFY drew grain OF corn into her wind.
pipe, is improving rapidly. She was yes.
terdsy much easier, and is considered out
OF danger.
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THE NIaur scnooL4-The attendance
at the night schools during the first week
of their introduction in this city, is not as
large as was anticipated. Still, there was
fair attendance, and the number Is in
crpasin1
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SHILLING OFF.-Millinery Goods, at
speyer Bros Hats at so cents, former
price $125. For bargains in Hats,
Flowers, Feathers, Velvets, Velveteens,
Ribbons, &C., call on speyer Bros, where
will be found the largest stock OF these
goods in this city.
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The river at this point Is rising, with
II feet 0 inches in the channel. There d
but little movement in freights. The
wharf affords plenty Of room Just now fol
ten times the amount Of business trans
acted over 1t River men are melancholy
and consider the years business BY rive
% about closed. -af35 .H.i
The fine steamer r. W. skil1inger, ]
T. Russell master, will leave for Ctncin.
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If you want to make handsome pres
present you cannot do better than to call
on the City Book Store and make selec.
ton from Mr.. Stanton's large and well
selected stock Of Books and Fancy
Goods.
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GENTS Slippers in eEdless variety, the
cali Alex. Tie and calf Boots, hand made,
superior in style and finish to any ever be.
fore offered at L. V. Blends, 1885 Main
street. ...-...... '..4-sti
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AGAIN PosTPoNED-The examination
Of Charles Williamson, charged with
stealing o silk dress, which was TO have
taken place before Squire Gillespy Satur'
day, was postponed until tomorrow.
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Doors AND sHoEs- Go to Blends for
your Boots and Shoes, where win be seen
the, best assortment and cheapeat Boots
and Shoes IN The city. I. v. Blond, 1875
Main street, 2
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RoTlf0R SALE III BOOK OR NEWS sTOaEs.

Tur ALprsr, while Issued with all the regu'
larty, has none Of the temporary or ttD'ey Inter.
est Characteristic Of ordinary periodicals. 1t Ia
an elegant miscellany OF pure, light and graceful
literature and collection Of pictures the rarest
specimens Of artistic skill, in black and white.
Although each succeeding number Affords q
fresh pleasure 10 Its friends, the real valuc and
beauty Of TIE ALpMs will DO the most appre.;
ciated after Il has been bound up OF the close Of
the year. While other publications may claim
superior eheapncss, rs compared with rivals Of 0
similar class, THE ALDINE 10 Q unique and otiSi'
nal conception alone and unapproaehed-
lutely without competition In price or character.
plicate the quantity ofAne paper and engrayings
in any other shape or number Of volumes for Ten
tinlss Us cost : and Men, there are he earonoS,
bfffEfts
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C1Rcur CouRT.--In this court satur-
day the following business was transact,
ed.
In the case Of Mary A. johnson ., ]
B. Kelly, q new trial was granted. The
plaintiffs were allowed to amend their
declaration, and the cause was remAnded
torules.
The motion Tor a new trial 10 the case
OF Irowbtidge c.. The City was refused.
In the case Of Judson, Son s. Co. %
Isaac Cots, application for writ Of error
was refused.
In tho case oil George AtklevS Thoms.
Hogg, upon q writ OF error from the
County Court, the judgment Of that courr
was reversed.
Adjourned TO this morning at 9 o'clock
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PERsoNAL.-Maj. W. G. Woodsides
psymaster OF the B. & o. Railroad, arriv'
ed Saturday, and lett considerable money
with the employees Of that road in this
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THE MouLpERs' HoP.-The bali given
by the moulders Of Wheeling on Friday
night Melted about $175, which will be
donated 10 the Children's Home.
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DIVORCE GRANTED.-Mrs. Charlotte
Houston was granted q divorce from her
husband, Samuel Houston, by the Circuit
Court Saturday.
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KILLED BY A FALLING TRRE-Robert
Bruce, colored man, while husking corn
at Mt. Pleasant, Ohio. on Thursday last,
was killed by falling tree during storm:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-08

If you want a fine Russia Leather
Pocket Book go to Stanton's and ex-
anime his stock.
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SATISFACTORY REsuLT.-Steam was
raised In the E!na Mil Saturday alter
noon, and the engine and machinery
worked TO the entire satisfaction Of all.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-08

THE City Fathers assemble for the
transaction OF regular monthly business
tomorrow night.
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sTEREoscop1o views Of all the interest.
ing scenes in the old and new world, at
Robinson's Gallery, III Main street.
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FINE Alpacas reduced from 55c. to S5c'
per yard, and all-wool Double shawls
from 81 to $5, by J. W. Ferrel, Main and
Goth streets.
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Adjourned to this morning at Q o'clocl

The OPERA HouER. This popular
place Of amusement on Saturday night,
long before the curtain rose, contained
indeed standing room only" Themati.
nee In the afternoon was probably the
largest ever held in the Opera House, and
the large attendance Of little folks was
especially noticeable. The Fox & Denier
Troupe leave here for Pittsburgh this
morning, where they will remain q week,
There win be no entertainment at The
Opera House during this week, the mana.
germ the meanwhile preparing for another
iumense attraction. ,l
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LADrEs' Misses and Child's Shoes, Fall
styles, of best Philadelphia and Eastern,
manufacture at L. V. Blends, 1875 Main
street. :. -. -. - /
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THOSE Mechanical Bears at Stanton's
Book Store are the greatest curiosity ever
invented. Call and see them.
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toAssmEREs, Jeans, Blankets, and Car
pets reduced SO per cent by J. W. Ferrel
Center Wheeling. isE.s-..t 1HE
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ART DEPARTMENT, 1874.

The illustrations OF THE ALDrNE hayo won o
worldwide reputation, and In the art centres OF
Europe II Is an admitted fact that Its wood cuts
are examples OF The highest pe' fection ever at.
tanned. The common prejudice In favor OF
'steel plates Wis rapidly yielding 70 more edu.
Gated and discriminating taste which recognizes
the advantages Of superior artistic quality with
greater facility Of production. The wood,cuts
ofTHB AIDMI possess all the delieacy and elab.
crate finish OF the most costly steel plate, while
they afford better rendering Of the artists
original. F.s ~
10 FULLY realize the wonderful work which
TIE ALpiNr is doing for the cause OF art culture
In America, It'll only necessary 70 consider the
cost 10 the people OF any other decent rtpresen.
tations OF the productions OF great painters.
In addition 70 designs BY the members OF the
National Academy, and other noted American
artists, THE ALDNH will reproduce examples OF
the best foreign masters, selected with 0 view 10
the highest artistic success and greatest general
interest. Thus the subscriber 70 TIE ALDNE
will, alta trialng cost, enjoy In his own home the
pleasures and reclining influences OF true art.
Tho quarterly tinted plates for 1874 will be by
Thos! Koran hndJ. D. Woodward. = :; e..
The Christmas issue for 1874 will contain spe
cial designs appropriate 10 the season, by our
best artists, and VIII surpaSs in Attractions any
OF itS DftceceABOfH, IL l. tEH Fta.v
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LARsEsT lot and greatest variety5of Pic.
ture Frames in the city at Robinson's Gal.
lery, 1T Main street.
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DoN'T leave your door.key in the lock
when you retire for the night D..
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HAVE you ever seen q Chinese joss? II
not call at the "City Book Store"