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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-12-06

The programme for the grand concert 70 he
ven al tue Exposition building on Tuesday
evening, December 18th, under the auspices
OF the knights OF Pythias, viii embrace the
following gems; The grand chorus Halle
lujzh, - from HANDLES Messiah; the chorus
Crowned with the Tempest" from ETaGef
and the chorus, ''The Heavens are Telling.
from Haydnfs Creation. These chOTuses viii be
rendered by all the singers Of Memphis par
tcIpatIng In the grand concert, with fuI Or
chestrzl accompaniment, making it the
greatest choral performance ever attempted
lu the south. The choruses viii be under the
dictatorship OF Professor James 4. Perring
whose acknowledged ability As a leader, and
whose devotion 70 the science Of music emf
zeutly fl him for the position. The grand
orchestra viii, during the evening, render the
following selections. Overture Banditeu-
strelche,' By Suppe; PotpOurri from ala File
ia Regiment" by Donnlzett; Overture lie
Domino Hoir," by d. F. T.. AuDcr; "Arla,
With Variations by =. Pouderf. cornet solo,
b. d. Arnold. Tee orchestra viii be under
she dictatorship Of Professor George ). Hand
worker, whose character - q musician and
ability as leader OF orchestra is too well
known in Memphis % require comment, and is
3 sufficient guarantee that what Is attempted
By the orchestra on this occasion viii be exc
cuted IN a most creditable manner. The fol-
lowing selections have been set apart to be
performed BY the fnl reed and brass band:
C0r0adtion March from II ProGte, by
Meyerbesr; and selections from Gou-
mods Faust This band will be COM
posed Of the Old Memphis brass band, to
which, Tor this occasion, several musicians
from other cities have been engaged, and viii
be added, making IL most complete and effect
i've, and viii be directed by Prof Herman
Arnold, the present leader OF the Old Mem
phis brass band, who enjoys reputation as a
musician and musical director second 10
none, and TO whom this great undertaking
owes It's conception and arrangement
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CABANAS PURE AND FRAGRANT.
five cents each. H. EsCH.
40 Second street, opposite Court Square,
FRANCISCO & WIGGIN.

Francisco & Wiggin, the popular deal.
ers in hats, caps and furs, having re.
moved to their new and elegantly fur.
nished store, No 3l8- Main street, near
Union, have just received one of the
largest, most stylish and excellent stocks
of goods, in their line, ever brought to
Memphis. In the quality, beauty, STYLE
and durability of their goods, they sur
pass any other house, while the greatly
reduced price (of twenty-five per cent, }
at which they offer, is attracting even a
greater patronage than they expected,
Owing to their reliable dealings, supe-
rior goods, and low prices, they have
long since established a magnificent
business, which is being daily extended
and enlarged by new custom. No gen.
tlemen deserve prosperity more than
Francisco d Wiggin, whom we com
mend to the public.
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ALL THE NOVELTIES.

WHEELER, PICKENS & CO,
328 and $50 Main street.
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rainy Arrived: susie SILVER, st. Louis.
Departed ThOs. sherlock, Cincinnati; Idle
wild, Evansville; Great Republic, St. Louis D;
Thompson Dean, Cairo.
CAIRo, December ;. Noon.-Weather cloudy
Arrived Utah, 81. Louis, pm Nint Shink
lie, Cincinnati. pm. Miuueola, Memphis. s
pm; BannOck City, Memphis, am; W. J.
Lewis, 81. Louis, 10 am; " aruer, Cincinnati,
nooB. Departed St kLuke, Nieksburg, pm.
Minneola, Cincinnati. pm. Z tab, Memphis.
a.Ifs.......Ni ght-Arrived: Grand Tower, ST.
Louis, pm; Belle Memphis, and lty o.
Helena, st. Louis, p m. Departed: warner
New Orleans, pm Fint Shiukle, New Or
leans, pm; ". J. Lewis, New Orleans, 3
pm; Belle Memphis and Grand Tower, Mem
phia pun. River Il feet inches and rising.
Weather rainy.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

EsFHEA Club.
The management of this Society has much
pleasure in announcing to the public Of Mem
phis and vicinity that
BRADBURYas CANTATA OF ESTHER,
IN four acts, by James Kirkland, Esq, viii be
produced, with new Tsblesux, appropriate
Costumes, Scenery, Properties, ETC., at the
New Memphis 1heater, on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday nights, and Saturday
Matinee, December 10th, 18th, 18TH and lsth'
1874. The proceeds OF these entertainments are
to be devoted tothe
ORGAN FUND Or CALVARY CHI H,
for which object the Society has been work
ing for the past two years.
The stage Will be under the management OF
MI. W. W. Currie; tabgeaux under the direc-
ton Of Mr.. James b. Cook; costumes and
properties by Mr.. Joe H. Elliott; new scenery,
expressly for this occasion, by SIR. Harry J
BUTLER, scenic artist.
Musical Director, George Handwerker The
Orchestra will be augmented 10 iul operate
strength for this occasion.
Notwithstanding the enormous expense nec-
essary TO the production OF this
GRAND SPECTACULAR OPERA,
tickets viii be sold at one Dollar, without ex-
ira charge for reserve seats, and in order that
all may have an opportunity OF witnessing
the last represe 1tation OF ESTHER, the Beanti-
ful Queen. gallery tickets will be sold at hfly
cents. This Society numbers
A CHORUS OF NEARLY ONE HUNDRED
VOICES,
and is assisted by the most prominent aloa-
teurs OF Memphis and other cities
TICKETS
may be procured at the bookstores OF Messrs.
Young d Bro, Boyle & Chapman, the New
Memphis Theater, and at the Peabody Hotel.
Seats may be reserved at the box office OF the
Theater and at Mr.. sgd Cooks ciger-stand in
the Peabody Hotel, on and after Monday, De-
cember 18th.
have been made with the vari-
Gus railroads leading into Memphis, whereby
persons at a assistance desiring to witness these
viii have special trains at
and can secure seats by addressing
n. L. avery, Secretary, is Main street, inclos-
ing the amount necessary for the number Of
required, and stating date.
BOARD or MAEAGEhENr-JamesK kirkland,
President; N. L. Avery, Secretary; John J.
Freeman, Treasurer; F. Banksmtih, J. A.
Hayes, IT,, WV. Currie, and E. D. White.
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MANAGERS triangle Badge.
r. Z. c. Diver, Chairman.
q. 3. Bectel Geo. ". L. Crook,
c. Gross, II. II. Briggs,
H. MOyston.
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TIE CHAMPION sTOYF.

II. Wetter & Co., at Nos. 10 and Is
Monroe street, offer for sale at msnufac-
turer's price the celebrated Champion
Stove, which in durability, equality and.
convenience of arrangement, perfection
OF construction and beauty Of apnesr-
ance, is unequaled by any ever made In
America. Being the sole agents for the
manufacturers, they can and do sell at
lower rates than other houses ask for IN
ferior stoves. They invite the public, as
well ss the trade, to examine the Cham
pion, which is the most popular stove
ever made,
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AT COsF FOK CASH.

Having an unusual large stock OF
goods on hand, and desiring to reduce
the same, 1 am now offering at cost, for
cash, my large and well selected variety
of china, glass and queensware, until
January next.
Particular attention is called to French
china dinner and toilet sets, Bohemian
vases and cologne sets, silver-plsted tea
and water sets, pickle stands, oastors,
statuets. figures, bronze ornaments, etc,
etc. Merchants and housskeepers wish
ing to avail themselves of this opportu-
nifty, are invited to call and examine
for themselves. CHAs. N. ERICH,
32i Main street
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AND
IssIRUHEETAL COyCERT.

T. the ladies' and Gentlemen OF the Men
5alssohu Quartette Club, Meunerchor, Ca
Hlno, Gesang section, members Of 81. Peters
Church choir, members Of Calvary Church
choir, members OF st. Mays Church choir
members Of 81. Lazarus and Grace Church
choIrs, members Of the choir OF Synagogue
members OF the Presbyterian, Baptist and
Methodist Church chOiEs, and all other anna
tears, students and lovers Of music:
Arrangements having been made with the
most prominent musical societies in the city
by which, with the help Of the entire vocal
talent OF cur city. Handel and Haydn's i'm
mortal choruses " Hsuelujah and Creation'g
sill be sung al the GRAND CONCERT 20 be
given on Tuesday, the 18th instant, under the
auspices Of the order Of knights OF PythIss.
You are hereby cordially invited 20 be pres
eut AZ the FIRST rehearsal, 20 be held on Tues
day evening Sth instant. al the rooms OF the
Mend elssohn Club, opposite Calvary Church,
upstairs OF Messrs. i. Whitman * Co
Prof PerTing, director Of the Hendelssohn
Quarstts Club, VIII conduct and direct the
vocal part Of the Grand Concert. Rehearsal
viii promptly commence at 7:s0 clock in the
evening The grandeur OF the undertaking,
with the laudabIe purpose IN view, commends
itself 20 the kindest consideration OF every
one capable Of assisting. All participants
win be the guests o. the Mendelssohn Club
during rehesrsals and concert, and be re-
csived by the different officers OF the Men
jeIssohu Club.
] have the honor 10 sign
=. ARNOLD.
Manager Of Knights OF Pythias Musical Cor
cert.
n. B.-Any one in possession Of copies OF
HandeI's Hauelujah Chorus" Crowned
with the Tempest" from Ernani, or The
Heavens are Telling" from the " Creation
win please bring them 10 rehearsal, as there
are not as many copies in the city as desirs- /
bic. Il. A.
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NEURIL.-The instantaneous cure for
nei.rnLafu. Geo. W. ZONES & Co. keen IL.
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CHRISTMAS! CHRISTnASl

Just received, fine stock Of new toys
and fancy boxes of all kinds, wax and
China dolls and ornamental cakes very
cheap. Before purchasing elsewhere
call at BFRTON's,
Corner Fourth and Poplar streets.
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HOLIDAY GOODS
in immense variety, at
B, LOWEKSTEIN & BIOS.
Read their new advertisement.
ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.


CIECTNEATI, December 5. = River II feet
II fnc5es sud falling. Weather cloudy and
-efn- no arrivals. Departed Arlinqton,
Memphis; @. 3. Church, New Orleans.
81, LOUIE, December 5--Weather cloudy
aud mud. River falling, with OK 90 Q feet to
cairo, Departed: John +. Tolle and Common.
wealth, New Orleans; ST. Joseph, Memphis;
James Kinney, NicksburR.
NEw OELEkSs, December a. Weather
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FLANNELS, BLANKETS,
COVERLETS, COMFORTS,
AND
HoUsE-FURNIsHING GOODS,
still further reduced, at
Il LOWRNsTEIS & BROS.
THE PYTHIAN JUBILEE.
a Great Advertising Circular TO be
Prtnfed-A GOOd Chance for Busf-
ness Ken 90 Advertise
JudIeiOusIy.

In view of the grand vocal and instru-
mental concert to be given at the Expo
sition building by the knights of PyIh-
las, the fifteenth Of this month, it has
been determined to issue a circular pro-
gramme of the entertainment, and scat
ter them broadcast over the country.
Twenty thousand copies of this pro-
grAmme viii be printed, and will find
place throughout thelength and breadth
OF the land, from st. Louis to Cincin-
natl, and from Chicago TO New Orleans.
In view of the large number of persons
who will read this circular-programme
it will be printed on large-sized paper, so
as to accommodate the wants Of the
merchants and business men of Men,
phls, who desire to advertise their goods.
All persons who wish TO secure space
can DO so by applying to George W. L.
Crook, at No. 81 Madison street. Rates
of advertising will be moderate, while
the benefits resulting will be great.
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TIE EXCITEMENT
OF
ERZOG & BROTHERS.
CLOSING SALE
at its hight.
FINE DRESS GOODS TO CLOSE
INCREDUL0USLT CHEAP.
TIE EXCITEMENT

Our fine French eolored Cashmeros,
worth 81, for 65c.
Our fine all-wool Diagonals, worth 81
for SOC.
Our fine French Basket Serges, worth
81, for Soc.
Our fine Cancels Hair Goods, worth
81, for SOC and SOC.
Our French Wool Plaids, worth SOC,
for 65e.
Our beautiful double-width Black
Cashmere, worth 81 IS, for 81 25.
Our beautiful single-width Black
Cashmere for zoe.
Our Black MOhairs and Alpaeas re-
dueed 50 per cent.
Our beautiful 81 80 Lyon Silks for
ST 45.
Our beautiful Striped and figured
Poplins, worth 35e, for 15c.
French Merino, Atwood, soc.
WE WILL CLOSE THE STOCK.
contemplating important changes by
the close of the year.
HFRZ0G & BRO., 259 Main street.
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NOTICE.

A meeting of the Pastors Association
will be held in the study of the First
Cumberland Presbyterian church, Court
street, at eleven O'Clock Monday MORN
ing.
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FOR LEASE,

4 AND or term Of yeart. IS acres Of good
i gisnd. within three miles OF Court square /.
suitable for a market gsrien or dairy. Inqnire
0f s. 9. RHINE, s64 Main street.
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LOST.

DRACELEr-A gold bracelet enameled on
. one side; had a broken safety-chain at
teched. The finder viii be rewarded by re-
turning the same to
deco THIS OFFICE.
( iHECK-No. 1914, for Sc O5, on state Nation
~ al Bank, given by Messrs. Jayner, Lem
mon g. Gale, in favor OF Miss A. Siler, or bearer
date Of December ., 1874. Warning Il hereby
given % all parties against negotiating the
above check, as the bank Will not pay the
same. The finder by returning check will con.
fer "a favor on j. J.. shOtWeil, 81 Jefferson 81.
nNERSKIRT-A black silk Overskirt, on
" Court or Third streets, between Court and
Market. The finder Will be rewarded by re
turning IL 20 Boyle & Chapman's. 20 Main st.
DUB CAPE-On Sunday morning last, a
4 lady's .ong fur cape Golden Fitchl in
street, between Second and Fourth Etreetg
The finder viii please return 10 325 Main
street and be rewarded. decI
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PIANOS.

DIAEOS AND oRGANS-Tuned, repaired
and exchanged; work done by expert.
eucec = 6rst-class WOrkmen, aud warranted
Leave orders for city or country N
Il. q. HOLLEE BERG ., Clark Marble Flock.
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IF you want a hydrant, street-washer,
or plumbing of any kind, You can get 1t al
Brownies, IL Jefferson street where You are
sure to be suited in style and price.
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GREAT CLEARING SALE
MRS. F. KREHEE's

AT
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AMusEMEETs.

GRAND PKTRIAK
MUSICAL JUBILEE AND HOP!
To be given under the auspices Of the
ERIGHTHs OF PYTHIAs
OF MEMPHIS,
8n Tuesday Evening, December ISfll.
AT THE
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LETTER FROM SANTA CLAUS.
Leubrie Bros, go and 222 Main street.

Leubrie Bros, go and 222 Main street
GENTLEMEN-You are hereby mott.
fed to prepare your spacious storeroomi
for the choicest collection of French ana
German Spjelwaaren, Dolls, Fancy
BOTes, Work Bores, Writing Desks,
China Goods, Bohemian Glass, and ev.
cry ether style of Christmas and HoH.
day presents of the very best kind. lin
tend to call on you soon, and buy big
bill for distribution to the good children
of Memphis ard vicinity. AS times are
hard, you must sell them cheap-not
more than ten per cent. above cost.
(Signed),
CHRIS KRINGLE,
Santa Claus.
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CABBAGEt CARRAGRl

Just received per fstboat, 10. 600 heads
choice cabbage. For sale by
E. p. REID & CO.,
Frnnf
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R0OMs AWD BOARD

DOARDISG-Mrs +. {. Riggs, from ClaTks.
vile, now located at iS2 Main street, can ac.
commodate few day bOarders; also has an
elegant front room for family dec6
DOARD-A nice front furnished room for
d gentleman and wife, and few day board
I elmer HOUSE-Corner Washington and
i \ Second streets. Cheapest and best board,
comfortable furnished rooms Tor families and
gentlemen, with or without board. deco
DOOHs AND BoARD-one large, desirable
n. room on first floor, with dressingrocm at
tached, Apply 20
dec4 MRS. V. L. SNEED, q Madison 81.
DOGMA fine furnished front rooms, in a
II strictly private French fami ly,with board.
Apply al l66aWELLINGTON ST.
GENERAL elegant rooms, with board, at rea-
y sonable rates, at l66 Union.
DOoMS AND BOARD--Desirable front room,
II with board, at IS UNION ST.
DOOM AND BOARD-One unfurnished
~ room in private family. l0l ADAMS ST.
Il at Sc MONROE ST.
DOOM AND BOARD-Fine front room on
n first floor, uhfurnished, with board. Can
accommodate few day boarders also. Apply
at ls4 Third street, corner OF Washington.
DOOMs-GEE HOUSE, cor. Main and Beale.
h Fifty newly furnished rooms, single or
In suits, for gentlemen only; IS and So per
month, 80 and IS cents per day. Good board
81 i've dollars ner week, In the onilqipg. sells
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Total for week, "a; whites II, colored
ID; males IA, females 10; adults IS, nil
nors II; under one year of age, :; under
years, s; from the hospital, s.
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STRAYED OR STOLEE
AUCTION SALE
OF THE
Franklin Exchange Saloon,
Ne. IL Adams Street.
A Good Chance for g Small Investment.

| will sell at auction, on Wednesday, Deeem-
3, ls74, at O'Clock In the afternoon The Bar
Bar Fixtures and good win of said sa DON 10
the highest bidder, Without limit. Terms of
saie-ons third cash down; balance in three
and six months, with good security, The pro-
prietor, having engaged in other business
cannot give the time necessary to CARRY II on
Rent low. r, VANBROKLIN tncf
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FOUND.

WTATCH AND CHAlN-A gold watch and
w chain in the dresaing-roOm at my Qal.
lery, hich the owner can have BIZ proving
property and paying for this advertisement
7. J. MERRITT corner Union and Main.
DREAsTPIE-On Thursday, December Sd,
ID iady's breastpin. which the owner can
have by calling st THIS OFFICE.
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70 EXCHANGE.

TTPrPTY-Ffrsi-class improved residence
sJroDeTfy; eight thousand dollars; one
t1,4rf6 "a Money, on time; balance in other
1T9oerty, Address MAX Appeal once,
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CRY TAXPAYERS Wishing to avail
themselves Of the liberal discount al
lowed for prompt payment Of their
faxes, Will Dear 10 mind that the DIS
count ceases after this weeR.
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TO HOuSkKEEPERs.
Law REPORTS.

Second Chaneery COurt-WaIkeF, CbaH.
ceIIOE.
Court meets at ten o'clock every
morning. The following cases are set
for Monday: ass, Dinsmore vs. Boyd;
1870, Hunt VS. Atkinson; 1891, White VS.
Rootes; 1897, White VS. Rootes; Ills,
Botto VS. HarrsnettO; 1925, Dent VS.
Shelby; 1141, Waldran VS. Waldran;
l142, Moore vs Shepherd; 1l49, Mum
ford VS. insurance company; 1850, coun-
ty vs. Page; 1852, MooFes VS. Hills; 1883,
Choate VS. Tighe; 1854, M'Henry vs.
Kerr; 1155, Sanford VS. Falkenberg;
1853, Brinkly VS. State; 1859, Greer VS.
Boyd; 1160, Bedford vs SOrrells; 1852,
Montgomery VS. Douglass; ll63, Brugh
vs. Douglass; ll64, Cross VS. Douglass;
1166, Townsend VS. Douglass; 1l66,
Wade VS. Claybrook; 1874, Pruden VS.
Williams; 1l7S, StahI vs. Cannoran;
1179, Low VS. Douglass; 1IS0, Evens VS.
1857, Meath VS. LOoney;
1882, Meredith VS. Brinkley; 1183, JET.
ferson VS. Kerr; 1854, Chapman vs.
Taylor; 1855, Rembert VS. Rambert;
1857, Mills VS. Boyd; l1SS, Meath VS.
Ford; 1889, Simmons VS. Simmons;
1870, Gibson VS. Forgey; 1191, Pump Us
Pump.
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First circuit COuFt-Judge HeisheII.
Court will meet pursuant to adjourn
ment at half-past eight o'clock Monday
morning. The Lincoln cases will be con-
tinueh
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THE COTTON EXCHANGE.
The Officers Eleeted-RepoFt on Dam
aged COst0n-ResOIutiOns, Efe.

The cotton exchange, with Vice-Pres-
ident Patton ia the chair, met at twelve
o'clock yesterday to receive the report of
the various Committees.
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| EsFHEK Club.
| The management Of this Society has much
pleasure in announcing to the public Of Mem
phis and vicinity that
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SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES, all
kinds, at the Wilson office" corner
Second and Adams streets, and Brooks's
Spool Cotton for Wilcox & Gibbs sewing
machines.
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e Vo Leddlnls BasInegs CoLsgg
DOW1 CO.'S THE PRICE.

Good Norfolk oysters at thlrty-five
cents per can, at j. A. SIdNAIGO'S,
US Second ard l5S Main streets,
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LIVINGSTON 4 UOaPANY,
son ESTIC AND FOREIGN BAHREEs,
10 PINE STREET, NEW YORK.

Conservatively organized for doing
corporations, merchants and individuals,
Usual Interest allowed on daily balances.
Collections made and promptly remitted.
Correspondence solicited. Exchange on princi-
pal cities of Europe.
LIVINGSTON, NEwBERN & CO.,
Tordor,
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The choruses viii be under the direction Of
Pref. James r. PerFfEg.
The orchestra will be directed by Prof
George HsUdUerksr-
The Reed and Brass Band viii be directed
1F Prof. II ernsHR Arnold.
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Personal.

PROF. Lou LEUBRIE will arrive
Wednesday morning.
Mr.. MALCOLM CARUTHERs has re-
turned from pleasant visit to New Or
leans.
CADET SAMUEL CHURCHILL ROBERT
son, son of General B. II. Robertson, OF
this city, who is at present attending the
classes at the Virginia military insti-
tute, has been appointed a cadet to West
Point from the ninth congressional dis
tTiet OF Tennessee.
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LADIES' Lace Tapes.
Infants Embroidered Dresses,
Trfantsi Cans and Bounets.
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CABBAGE! CABBAGE /!

Just received per fiatboat, 10, 600 heads
choice cabbage. For sale by
E. z. REID & CO.,
2f6 Front street
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DR.. {. P. TURNER,
DR.. {. P. TURNER,
DENTIST,
no. 3Ss EsiR Street. Corner Of UnIou.
L. Il. DEAN & CO.'S ART PALACE,

The great art store of L. NJ. Dean &
Co., at No. 3S1 Main street, is daily
thronged with ladies and gentlemen to
examine and view the many useful and
beautiful articles offered for sale by the
enierprising members Of this popular
firm, which deals exclusively in wall
paper, windOw-shades, paints, oils, glass,
house ornaments, decorations, etc. They
have just received a well assorted stock,
which viii be sold at the lowest possible
figures. All orders to them will be filled
satisfactorily. Calcimining is a spe
cialty with L. NJ. Dean & Co.
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PROFESSOR GsOHwANDNER, the cele-
brsted either player, at Heuck's every
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KENTUCKY turkeys, venison, quails,
squirrels, game-fish, for Sunday dinner,
at VICTOR D. FUCHS,
Al Jefferson street
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PHILLIP BEST'S
Renowned Milwaukee lager, at twelve
|aollars barrel, at Heuck's, 341 Adams.
Country trade solicited.
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they ever won victories with such mot
ley following. They will not win at
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L. s. A. L. L0WENSTEIN'S
MAMMOTH CLOTHING STORE.
23S Main Street, Two Doors North
of Jefferson ST.

FLOWERS, dubious roots, plants, bou-
quets and decorations. Craig's, 379 Main.