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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-12-08
Oceans PerilS j..
STEAMSHIP DEUTSCHLAND LOST
so Ct the Passengers and Crew find
Watery Grave.
Vessel and Cargo Probably Complete
Wreck.

London, December I. Lloyds agent at Roches
ter reports this morning that boat came ashore in
that vicinity from steamship Deutschland, OF the
North German line from bremen for \. \. The
boat contained one man and the dead bodies of 2
others. The man reports that the Deutschland is
aground somewhere in the North sea- The two
men persisted from exposure, having been in the
boat 81 hours
The following IS a verbatim copy. of Lloyd's
telegram from ITarwich ia regard to the Deutsch-
land
The steamer Deutschland, frcm Bremen for
New York, With emisrants, grounded on kentsh
Knock al ) o'clock Monday morning, during a
heavy northeast gale The weather was thick,
with snow, and the crew and passengers were
drowned The Deutschland has beaten over the
kentish Knock and is now in IL fathoms, low
water. She has apparently parted amidshps.
When Capt. Brickensein left the steamer she was
full Of water and was rising and falling with the
tide. Assistance has been sent.
The kentish Knock sand. on which the Deutsch-
land went ashore, situated within IA few miles
of the mouth of the Thames.
Capt. Brckenstein and part Of the passengers
and crew of the Deutschland have Just landed at
IIarwch. 1t is supposed that about 30 of the
passengers and crew were drowned. The Deutsch
land is now on the low sands, still further towards
the Essex shore of England, than the Kentish
Knock.
Two tugs anu Il life boat have gone to the scene
of the disaster.
| The agents of the steamship company states
that the Deutschland had ? hrst cabin, n second
class and 81 storage passengers.
| Quartermaser August in his statement says the
name Of the captain ofthe Deutschland is Busina.
The steamer left Bremen on Sunday morning and
| struck the Knock Sunday evening. Every effort
was made to get her off, but in vain. The sea
washed over the snip carrying away much of her
gear.
! The captain kept very cool. Immediately after
the ship struck he ordered life boats to be dstrib-
utcd among the passengers and crew. The next
morning a. it was thought that the ship about
to break up, the order was given to lower the
boats.
August and two scamen were detailed to man
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-12-08
STATE NEWS.

The following are recent business announce
ments:
Auburn Little, Smith 4 Co., boot and shoe
mfrs. dis.
Clntcn-Flank Blasd,ll, gro, sold to John
Pratt.
Rockland-J. I. Togler, clothing, sold to 0. Z,
Backington.
South Windham-W. & W. II. Bacon, clothing
and gro; now w. ii. Bacon.
Week.-Mrs.. Frye, millinery, sold to Miss Per
kins.
Hon c, II. Haskell, assignee Of the c. p, Kim
ball Co.. Saturday paid to the creditors of that or
ganilation their first dividend OF l6 % per cent
1t is also expected that further dividend OF per
cent. will soon be awarded.
swindler in Boston representing himself TO
be Methodist minister, is soliciting money to get
TO his home in Portland as he says.
Carvei's Pond, Pond, Vinalhaven, presented a
very busy scene Monday being covered with men
and boys cutting frozen herring out Of the ice.
The herring were caught in the late Arctic wave
and frozen III. Some hundred bushels were taken
out.
A new school house was dedicated at East Frye
burg, saturday. The house cost $500, and is a
well arranged and commodous building. The
address wa, delivered by Rev. Henry Carpenter.
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WinthrOp Locals.


After our severe experience of one week ago.
the weather clerk has continued the delightful
days long after the prophets had been predicting
a storm, thus showing that things are generally
pretty evenly balanced after all.
There seems to have been more than the usual
number of deaths during and following the ''cold
snap" Deacon John Z. Smell. Of this town, died
on the evening of the 5th. He was ninety years
and five months old. Seven of his children were
present with him the 9Th, one in Massachusetts be-
ing detained by sickness. few months ago he
entered the family Of Lloyd ii. Smell, his son, at
East Winthrop, where he died; the sickness of
Mrs Wheeler rendering this necessary; but for
some nineteen years previous to this he had been
n member of the family Of Amos Wheeler, his
son-in- law, where he invariably received the kind
est attentions, ard in return always exhibited an
amiable and exemplary Christian character. lie
was one Of the pioneers of the Universaist church
here, ard while his thorough honesty in all his
dealings is admitted by all, it is but fair to say
that his faith never wavered and that for years he
has expressed the entire Willingness to leave all
things earthly and go TO his rest with loved ones
ronc before lie named Rev. G. w. Quinby to
preach the funeral sermon, and selected the Sth
chap, Doth verse of Romans for the text.
C. NJ. Bailey and others have been holding
meetings at South Monmouth where there is quite
an interest several having already been converted.
No. Lyceum at their last meeting discussed
the resolve that the man of education has greater
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The Evil Fruits Of weak Digestion.

There is no pathological fact more clearly ascer-
tanned tnan that the most formidable phases of
nervous disease are directly traceabe to impe feet
digestion. Insomnia, with its train of drelul con
sequences, proceeds more frequently from weak
ness of the stomach Than from any other cause.
Mere sedaiives are powerleSs to cure nervousness
and soon cease to palliate its symptoms. The true
way strengthen the nervous system is to lnvtgo.
rate the digestive and assimilative organs, upon
whose unobstructed action ITS equilibrium is abso-
luely dependent The daily use of Hosteter's
stomach Bitters " i'll do more to brace and soothe
the weakened and irliiated nerves, and induce
sound, refreshing sleep-naturc's grand catholicon
than all the called ncryints TO be found IN the
pharmacopPla or out OF it. wineglasslul Of the
Bit rs shouid be taken before each meal.
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The Machias Republican says Of the condition
Of Mr.. Drsko Of the Uuion who was recently as
,anlted bv johnson with an a1e"l 1t is with regret
we are obliged to record the fact that very little
hopes are entertained that Mr. Drisko will recover
from the effects Of the blow given by johnson on
the 18th Of November. The broken arteries break
ont in bleeding at intervals, requiring the presence
of physician at his house all the time consequent
" great exhaustion results. Still, while there Is
life there is hope
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Chicago Produce Market.

CncaRO, DeCtlHDer $50,
Flour-extra spring ) "a $50.
Wheat-No.l spring cash ass1; 99xa- Feb
l0sa Jan.
Corn--No. 2 uived, cash Ak g.; Jan. -a44A
4ska-Dec.:
Oats-No. ?. 30I-a cash; Dec. 3oxa-. Jan. 3o1s
Rye-No. g. a6115.
Barley--No.2 spring s6la- cash; 4-a- Jan.
Dec. s6ka.
Dressed Hogs-9 00aS So.
Pclk-l9 05 algl0 cash. 10 sOal9 35- JAN; 10 81
10 -al9 80 Feb; 10 l0al9 Is Dec.
Lard-l2 22T al2 % caeh: alo 25 Dec.
u S09l2 80 JAM; IL 32ltal! 35 Feb.
Bulk Meats shoulders Ia =; short rib On id
10 a. short clear mid l04a--.
Hams Is ms average a..
Whiskey-lll-a.
Freights--Corn to Buffalo, -o5>,: wheat dos
a..
Receipts-l&, 000 flour: l35 006 wheat: 10000 corn
10 600 oats; 500 rye: Il 600 barley.
Shipments--- 1.00l hour; 0OG wheat; 1900
corn: Is 600 oats. 900 barley: 400 rye.
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Municipal Court.

Robc. lid plead guilty to trunAenne ycster-
day. and psying hi. fine and cost, was discharged.
George harrington, was before the court charged
with drunkenness and disturbance GA the street.
lie plead guilty and failing to pay was committed,
Francis Hart was convicted of vagrarcy and sem
fenced to the house of correction for thirty days.
Committed.
A. N. Jones was adjudged guilty Of malicious
misch ef in breaking down and destroying GER
tain railing the property of the city, ard comply
ing with the order of the court discharged.
James Clark was find two dollars and costs for
drunkenness and disturbance the street, and re-
fusng 20 pay was committed.
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E)ien

In Shcrburn, Mass, Alb inst, Mrs Sylvia Flag,
a ,d II years.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
IT HI
Daily Aennehee Jcurnsl.
PORTLAND.
Destructive Fire.

Destructive Fire.
Portland December I. Buildings 2Oi and 203
Fore street, owned and occupied by Nathan Wood
* Sons, manufacturers patent medicines, was gut
ted by fire at nine O'Clock this morning. The FIRE
caught in the mill used for grinding rubber prep
aration for plasteis. Insured, but amount and val
ue not yet ascertained.
LATER.
Nathan Wood & Sons building was valued at
$1,000; insured s., 900 in Shoe and Leather Co,
Boston, So 900 in Fame, Philadelphia. Stock val
ued at $40 0C0 no insurance.
Marine News.
Schr. Abbie Oates, which went ashore on Clap
board island, on the 18th ult., successfully
launched last evening and goes into the dry dock
to caulk. No other damage.
FrOze his Feet.
L. Van Jrquhart secreted himself in a Grand
Trunk freight car. in Canada and arrived here
with both Of his feet frozen. lie sent to the
City itosrital.
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Letter from Rev. J. salmon. NJ. ID.
CHAPMAN, QUEENS COUNTY, n. b.
Mr. JAMES |. FELLOWS,

WAN, EL-N VOC-NfIt " 11'
Mr.. JAMES |. FELLOWS,
SIR: Ia the practice of medicine have rec
commended your Compound Syrup of Iypophos-
phites, and have found invariably the following
results
Greater freedom in the action of the Lungs, in
creased and more easy eXpectoration in cases in
dicated by dry cough and decided augmentation
of tone to the whole nervous system.
can safely and consistently recommend your
invaluable preparation in a variety Of cases, es-
peciallv for Chest diseases, having successfully
prescribed it in Bronchitis, Asthma Debility from
Liver Complaint, Debility from Feyers and De-
bility from Impoverished Blood.
| am sir, yours truly,
JAMES SALMON,
Practising Physician and surgeon
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ILLINOIS,.
.tiesignation Wanted .

Chicago, December 7. J. D. Ward of thi; city
has received request from the attorney general
TO resign his Office of L. S. district attorney for
the northern district of Illinois. 1t is beleved
this is on account of the reluctance which Ward
would feel III prosecuting the whiskey cases here.
he taving heretofore acted as counsel for some of
the persons against whom the salts are instituted.
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ton Of the nomination Of a senators. Thirty.
one senators remain unchosen.
Germany.
Berlin, December Z. The Prussian government
has formally summoned the archbishop Of Co
logne to resign. This is preliminary to legal
proceedings to depose him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-12-08

We again remind our city readers of the coffee
supper and sale at Meonah Hall, tomorrow eve
ming, under the auspices of the Young Ladies
Board of Missions. Let our citizens generally
patron;ze this affair." and thus be sure Of good
supper and Of aiding good cause. The Young
Ladies Board of Missions has been of great prac-
teal service to the deserving poor aud to destitute
children of the city in past winters, and its help is
acaip In demand this cold weather.
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FOriy.FOurth COEgrcss.-Yirst Sc: sion.
SENATE.
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Washington, December.
The message was concluded at . 0S o'clock. 1t
was listened to with marked attention by the
Senate and large audience in the galleries.
1t twas ordered that the message lay upon the ia
BILE and be printed.
The president pro TEN laid before the Senate
the reports of the various cabinet officers and the
comptroller of the currency, which was ordered
printed and lay upon the table.
The Senate at $50 adjourned until to-mor
HOUSE.
The reading of the message occupied two hours
and five minutes. After the clerk had received a
small portion of it, the members gradually left
thsr Seats retiring to the cloak rooms or standing
in the aisles engaged in conversation with each
other, so that during the reading OF the latter half
of the message there were probably not forty
bers in their Seats but few of those paying the
slightest attention to it.
The message was ordered to be printed.
The House, at 80 O'Clock, adjourned till Fri
day.
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Great Excitement in Madrid.
President Grants Message
Creates q Profound
Sensation.
Streets Crowded With Excited
People.
The Delay of the Message Regarded
SuspiciOusly.

New York. December 7. A Herald cable,
dated Madrid midnight, SAYS the message of Pres
ident Grant occasions great excitement.
A complete summary of the Cuban question was
cabed to Senior Collantes, Minister of Foreign
Affairs, and an informal meeting of the ministry
was held tonight. lis great verbosty startled
the Spanish statesman.
A days delay in sending In the message is re-
garded suspiciously, and the belligerency dis
clamer will be variously discussed in tomorrow S
papers. Duplicity will be charged, and the ultra
organs intimate threats of Carlist recognition.
The newspapers are issuing extras, and the
streets are crowded.
The excitement is equal 10 that shown over the
Vrginius affair.
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MISSOURI.
The MhiskeY Frauds,

New York, December T. A St. Louis special,
under last nights date, says the L. S. grand jury
did not work to-day, having adjourned until
morning.
The report tina; true bill was F,ual against
i}abcock last Saturday, and tha' WIN lut for III
arrest was route for Wash. ugton, i. "ltnout
foundation. The grand jury still have the evil
dence uuder consideration, and tomorrow vote
" III be taken on The subject.
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The Forest Tar Co.. of Portland, Maine, are sole
proprietors of new invention by which the med
cal proprieties Of the Pine Tree tar are separated
from the black and worthless substances and Sc
cured in pure form. Their preparations Of For
est Tar" Forest Tar Solution" Forest Tar
Trcches, Forest Tar Salve" and Forest Tar
Soap must work radical changes in treating dis
cases of the lungs, kidney, the skin and all ca
tarral affections Of the mucous membranes. The
Forest Tar Book" explains their use and applca-
ton decSt&wlw
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INDIAN TERRITORY.
Indian Matters.

Tahlequah, December 4.
The Cherokee national council adjourned to-day
after harmonious session. The change from the
Ross to the Downing party was peaceably effect
ed. Col. Vim. Penn Adar and d. II. Ross were
reelected delegates to Washington; Rufus Ross
and John l.. Adair being added to the delegation
They leave shortly to watch for any unfavo rable
legislation, and protest against all territorial leg
islaton, and protest against all territorial bills re-
lating to the territory.
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Something New Every Day.

Mrs. VI. 7. Webster mas received, this week, all
the winter STYLES Of hats, bonnets, frames. fancy
feathers, birds, wings, and Indeed every thing to
make the ladies beautiful and happy. Velvet
bonnets made over to look as good new, by a
irst-class milliner at this establishment. A large
assortment of trimmed goods on hand at the low
est cash prices noy3-ru
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Political.

Postal service was to-day ordered on the II
Rive railroad from New Bediold 10 Fall Rive
Mass.
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vELEt:KAMSIN GEN ERAL.

The steamer Bermuda arrived at Haitian, last
night from Portland.
The Marathan, from Boston, has arrived at
Queenstown.
The steamships Tylian from the Mediterranean,
and the Queen from Liverpool, have arrived IN
New York.
Condie & Sons knitting factory at Osego wa:
burned this morning Loss, 100000; insurance
$4,000
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Brought three more certificates in favor of "Canna-
bis lHd,ca,' the great East India remedy for con-
sum- ton bronchitis aud asthma:
send me one dozen Ointment and
one OF Cannabis lpdca. when Mr.. j. w. Fisher
brought his wife to me for examination. found her
in the incipentstage of Tuberculous Consumption.
Then it was, concluded to make fair trial OF In
dian Hemp, and now there is general demand Tor
those remedies The ointment eXcels everything
of its Mid ever saw or tried.
Fra,ornally yours,
7. A. SIFFOGD, NJ. ID.
China Grove. Ro" an, y. e.
N.B.-lhs remedy speaks for ITSELF One bottle
will satisfy the most skeptcal. ASK your druggist
to get it, e. so per bottle, three bottles for $3.50
Pills and Ointment 81 % each.
As these are imported remedies we do not com
missio them, but will make cash agents every
where. Address CR\DDOCK Co,
los, Race Street,
noylO4y Philadelphia, Pa.
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IL ATlf.
Tonnage Exhibit.

Bath, December :. There have been built in
this district since Jan. l, 1875, II ships barques
l barquentine, u schooners, steamers, and
s,oops aggregating 22, 200 tons. There now
on the stocks ships, 6 schooners, AMI bar ue,
with 90 aggregate OF 5000 tons.
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EUROPE.
England.

London, December I. The Times says editori-
alv:
The Tweed American reiormors Of 1871 have
either gone TO sleep or turned mere politicians, and
joined in with TweedS successor. In the midst of
This iarca transposilion, the great offender slips
ceverly through the iugers of his custodian, not
outstanding he is almost the size of the Itch
borne claimant"
The Times connects Tweeds escape with the
political reaction which has carried back into
Tammanys hands the politicians whom Tweed
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

Cincinnati, December :. 1878.
PORk-s2l CO. AL 60.
LARD-steam l24aa--- kettle 49, a.
BULK MEATS-shoulders I'm: clear rib side.
alloy clear sides IL all.
BACON-shoulders l06-: clear rib sides 1871.
a: clear sides l3k dl4-.
WHISkEY-lI0-1.
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DR.. c. Is. LIGHTHILL A feeling of deep graf
itude to you, for your interest as well as skiltul
treatment of our daughters eyes, compel us to
write this statement, sincerely hoping that others
in this vicinity, who are similarly afflicted, may
profit by YOUR treatment. We think 1t Is about
eli. hit years ago since we visited you at Augusta,
with our little girl, Gertrude, then seven years of
age and afflicted for five years, namely, since she
was two years of age. Her eyes Were fearfnlly
sore, caused by cankerrash and scrotula. After
trying all our best medical skill in this vicinity
and being told by more than one, that our child
would be blind, we heard of and applied to you.
The almost brotherly interest you, then perfect
stranger manifested in her, gave us courage and
hope at once. Under your treatment, and follow
ing vour Instructions in three weeks time our lit
tie girls eyes were well, and have remained so
ever SINCE she has never since even had weak
eyes, but can read or study by lamplight as well
as the best Money could not buy back the results
of your skill and treatment. Hoping this may
benefit you and others, we remain
Yours in gratitude,
Mr.. & Mrs. AARON kNowLroS,
Foxcroit, Maine.
A. DR.. Lighthill is to remain in Augusta only
unt il the 18th of December, those who desire to
avail themselves of his services should consult
him at once. dec1-tSm
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APPOINTMENT.
Postal Matters.

John @. Smith, eN-member of Congress fC
Ohio. was to-day appointed commissioner of
dian atiaiI>.
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novl0-iy

You can save money by purchasing your drugs
and medicines, and all toilet articles, from the
new and fresh stock of j. L. Dcvine & Co. Also,
try the new Dentnice for the teeth, prepared by
j. E. Devine & Co. sept23 teod-tf
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Mr.. j. Q. Boyes, the veteran teacher OF music,
who has annually been at the head Of successful
class on Cushnoc heights, in this city, is to give
course of Is lessons in vocal music, in Music Hall
Furbish's Block, commencing this evening. We
trust that Mr. Boves may have good class.
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SkON HEGAN.
Disastrous Fire.

Skowhegan, December I. The saw and shin.
gle mills of P. NJ. Saunders of West New Port
land, were totally destroyed by fire this morning
about 9 O'Clock. Loss $500. No insurance
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A humorous Frenchman said in describing rheu-
ma:ism and govt: "Place your joint in a vice,
turn the till you can bear 1t no longer; that
gives YOU an idea of rheumatism; now give the
instrument one more turn and you have govt.
Rheumatism can be cured by the early and faith
cul use OF Renne's Pain Killing Magic OIL, and in
fact it is good to cure any kind of pain or lame
ness. Sold by druggists and grocers.
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The full moon next Sunday, the 18th, will ap-
pear further north, or run higher" than any full
moon which has occurred since 1856, or that will
occur again before 1898, period OF So years On
March 4th it will be still farther north, about half
its diameter, but then it will have jas: passed lis
frat quarter.
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" ASllING1tDe.
Gen. BabcOck's Case.

Washington, December !. Gen. Bsbcock left
this city, to-day, for Chicago to appear before the
court Of inquiry, just detailed TO investigate the
charges made against him. No information has
been received at the department Of justice OF an
indictment having been found against Babccck,
and the attorney general is satisfied that such
action has been taken by the grand jury.
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influence than the man of wealth, decided in the
negative by three fifth vote; paper by Alice
Beacre. Defamation by Fred Jackson. Next
question Resolved tina, ibis is Christian country.
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Dow e Storcr. at their market in Granite Hall
block, have on exhibition COW they nave recent
" slaughtered, from the celebrated herd of Here
fords belonging to Hall c. Butleigh Of Fairfield
Tho nass of fat forms "a sight to behold
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LOCAL AND BUSINESS NOTICES.
Do French's Lectures,

AIr:. DR.. French will lecture TO ladies and gen
tlcmen, at ICONS adjoining Meonian Hall, this,
"wednesday evening, at IL O'clock. Subject,
Heart aud Lures.
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Teeth like orient pearls set in cushions of rose
A breath like the perfume the toilet bestows;
These are charms to win hearts, when all other
charms fade,
But they can't be preserved without 500
DONT'S aid.
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1t will CRAFTY our readers to know that the eel
ebrated and justly famed Flyers Sisters-colored
yocalists-are to give a concert in Granite Hall,
on Saturday evening, Dec. 18th. They will also
give sacred concert at the same place on Sunday
evening the 10Th.