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City and County.
Religious Services In tbs City each Sunday

.'oNGRFG ATTONAL.-Sa sabbath school Al 10 "a
AN. Preaching At 2:l5and "A r. NJ.
BAPTIsT.-Preaehing at a;l5 and D. NJ
sabbath school ST +. NJ.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. School al L. III.
preaching at 2-l5 and +. No
CATHoIIc.-Preaehinga a. 10 IL O'Clock A
NJ sabbath school al Up. NJ.
METHODIST .-PreAehing al and p. NJ
sabbath School at 10 A. NJ.
sFIRITUALRT. -heetinzs hetd ever sun.
DAYS At O'Clock, P. NJ, in Hall over Wiggin'.
drug store.
FPIsCoPAL-services at Methodist Church
every sunday at f0:i-2 A. NJ. and on alternate
evenings al O'Clock.
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Do you want TO be cured o Dyspepsia, con-
stipatiou. Piles and all diseases ofthe stomach
Bowels and Liver. II you do, 90 TO q. A.
Parcher's and get bottle OF Virgins Pellets.
They will cure you. For by all druggists
for - cents bottle, or sent by mail on re ceipt
OF price. Prepared by Wiggn & Co. Rockl1nd
NJ
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At a court Of Probate holden At Ellsworth. with
Ia and for The county OF Hancock. on the lsg
"wednesday Of December, 4. II l-s6.
r UTHER q. PHII.BROOk and Isaac NJ. Allen.
IL named EXECUTORS IN 8 certain instru ule nj
purportinE 20 be the last vii and Testament af
Rowland Carlton late Of BroOklln .AId county
deceased, having prrsen ted the same for Probate.
ORDERED That the said named Ex'rs give
tice To all persons interested by causing copy 81
this order % be bished three weeks sssressivey
In the Ellsworth American printed az Ellsworth.
that they may appear AZ Probate Court 10 be
hOlden at Racksport the 81 "Wednesday OF
Jan. next, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon, aud
show cause II any they have Why the SAID inslfu-
ment should not be proved. approved. and 81.
lowed as the las. will and testament Of said lie d.
ceased.
swJ0. PARKER TUCK, Judge.
4 true copy-Attest :CHAs. 4. DoRk, Register.
YHE SUBSCRIBER HEREBY gives public notice
] To all concerned that he has been duly APP
pointed and has taken upon himself the trust
Of an Administrator OF the Estate OF
JAMES MOR6RAGE. late 81 Castine,
in the County OF Hancock. yeomsU. deceased,
by giving bond as the Law directs, he therefore
requests all persons who indebted TO the said
deceased's estate, to make immediate payment.
and those who have any demands thereon, TO
exhibit the same for payment.
W. II. MoRGRAGE.
october IL. Is56. 3waO'
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Instanter cures Toothacbe in one moment
SUI.
DO you want to save your children. If you
do. go TO g. A. Parcher and get box OF fe,-
snden's Worm ExpeIler. 1t + the surest,
safest and best worm medicine now in use.
For sale by all druggists for - cents, or sens
by mail on receipt OF the price.
Prepared by fvssenden & co. Rockland
Maine.
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In,tanter cures Tooothache IN one moment
3llf
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11HE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10
J. all concerned. that hs has becn duly app1int-
ed, and ha. taken upon himself the trust OF All
Administrator Of The Est ate vi
MARY :. PERKINS, late Of PenobscOt,
IN the Go. Ot Hancock. married woman, deceased.
by giving bond az IN. Law dircCLs hc thcrciuFe
requests All persons who iRsie oted 70 the sad
deceased e-tstc, T. make immediate payne at.
and those Nho have any demand. thereon -
exhibit tAesAla, for payment.
AMOS J PERKINS.
OctJt-r n. I-1o. ANy.
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4 liz SUBSCRIBER hereby gives pubilc Rogics
i g All concerned that sne IA. d~vn duly
APPOINTED, and has tAken apo 4 hsrsslI, The uus
VI an Almlnt-trAtrIx 81 th~ kstAtr ~
kENJAMtS b. slkAkN,. late "a 1astlne
IN Tie 90. VI hAnruck. mariner, .iearA-ri. b. 80
gag bond tlr law durct. she therefore request
al Pcrsuus vh0 ATr i1lrbtcti ~ The saIi irteas
els v-tatc. - maze Immediate pay nruf, and
those - ~ have ANY druiAn4s thcreou - eXhiDii
TIE same tor pay meat,
ANNA A. sIEAkNs.
August :, l-7p. So
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IyIIE SUBSCRIBERS nereuy give public notice
i to all concerned that they have been duly aI-
pointed, and have taken upon themselves the trust
OF Administrators Of tie Estate of
FREDERICK l.. billings late OF BrooKsyille
in the County Of Hancock, yeoman, deceased, by
giving bond as the law directs they therefore re
quest all persons who are indebted 10 said de
Ceaseds estate ~ make Immediate payment aud
those who have any immediate deanACds thereon,
to exhibit the same Tor payment.
SUSAN I. BILLINGS,
HOSEA 4 BILLINGS.
september !, 1876. SOJw'
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THE HONE AND RETREAT

will demonstrate 70 any who may desire to secure
tor themselves or their friends the advantages OF
sach . resort. They will ind Handsome m an
sion In . pleasant secluded and fashionable part
Of the city, organized in the most efficient man.
ner and conducted so as 70 secure u the benefits
OF hospital, and n the same time retain all the
chsrscte ristics Of ; home. SO large . number OF
lent instituii0n during the past year that DR.
Rhodes is now engaged In endeavoring to SECURE
q larger establishments for their accom- mediation
Havi- pertOnSliy examt9ed the FMS tieution and
observed the dStails Of rs internsi economy, 9
could recommend iG a. one Of fhe best resorts
open to 81 1srsrs ffon aay Of the maladics above
enumerated. lyr3l
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Court Cuttings.

r. A. Macarthur VS.. John j. GiIlesp lie.
This was an action to recover $3.50 as a
balance due upon a contract entered
into between the parties whereby the
defendant was to receive the exclusive
privilege of furnishing ice-cream, lemon
ade and lunch upon the grounds of the
| Medary Camp-meeting in July 1872,
which camp-meeting was under the
management of the plaintiff. Case in
| progress.
A verdict for plaintiff for $1,000 was
rendered in the case of Armstrong, ad-
ministrator OF Ames, against Agnes
Lake.
The German American Bank vs.. Will
lam Rickel. An action upon note
payable to the order Of John III. Luhn,
made after his death ard endorsed by
his wife in his name. The maker de-
INJURED. Demurrer overruled.
| The City, for the use of Jacob Wirth,
| VS.. r. b. Hopple. The plaintiff sued to
recover an assessment of 81, ,24S for the
improvement of Hopple street, Camp
| Washington. Judgment for plaintiff for
amount of assessment.
| John w. Gilbert pleaded guilty to en-
bezzling $500 from Manning s. Robinson.
| Remanded for sentence.
John +. Wiltsee was appointed admin
istrator OF l.. II. Smith, deceased. Per.
sonalty $4,000.
Judge Murdoch will hear motions on
! Saturday as usual.
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POROUS PLASTERS.
Of Public Interest.

For thirty years there has been no improve
ment in the composition of porous plaster
The recent discovery of Capcinc and its addi-
tion to our improved porous plaster has intro
ouced to the consumers and the public an ar
ticle OF progress and a marked Improvement.
The objection to the ordinary article is its
slow action. BENSON'S CAPClNE POROUS
PLASTER overcomes this great objection by
effecting in few hours that which the ordina-
ry porous plaster accomplishes in days and
weeks of continuous wear.
BENSON'S CAPClNE POROUS PLASrER5
are preferred to all others on the following
grounds
First-Their composition is of an improved
nature, and are combined with the recently
discovered vegetable principle - Capsine -
which, as a powerful and unerring SPECIFIC, has
never been tqualed in the history of true med
| lcine They operate with astonishing vigor,
bring almost immediate relief, and cure more
| speedily AMI with greater certainty than any
| known liniineut, plaster or compound.
| Second-They possess all the merit of the or
| dinary porous plaster, with above addition,
4 and will cure all the various difficulties fol
which they have been esteemed in as many
| hours as the ordinary article effects in days
| aud weeks OF continuous wear
| Third-They are genuine pharmaceutical
preparation, skillfully prepared, and of the
| highest order Of merit, are purely vegetable
| contain neither metal nor mineral poisons, in.
| dorSed by physicians, an are in no sense
patent medicine. SEABURY Il JOHNSON,
| Pharmaceutical Chemists, n. Y.
Price % cents.
| To be obtained of j. S. BURDSAL & CO.
| ALLEN u CO., II. MACREADl " CO., an,
all druggists. dc2S-1yTu&Th- flm
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GRAND OPERA-HoUsE.-Mrs. James A.
Oates and her Comic Opera Company
were again last night favored by very
fine house. The "Pretty Perfumer" was
presented to the satisfaction and delight
OF management and audience. Tonight
"La Grande Duchesse."
WOODS THEATER.-The last opportu.
nifty of seeing Mr.. Edwin Adams in his
great creation, "Enoch Arden," is this
evening. If you have not yet seen this
delightful drama, 60 tonight. To-mor.
row night, "Wild Oats" and "Black-eyed
SUSAN"
Next week, at Woods, Mr.. and Mrs.
Florence-"Mighty Dollar"
The CINCINNATI GRAND ORCHESTRA
public rehearsal this afternoon should,
and doubtless will, attract large audi.
ence of our most cultivated musical
people,
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The Board met in adjourned sess ion
yesterday afternoon.
The ordinance to grant David Sinton
the right to improve Fifth-street Market
space was passed.
The police ordinance was laid over till
| the first meeting in February.
The ordinance to repeal Section 3 of
| the Tyler Davidson ordinance, taking it
| from under the control of the Park Com
missioners and Henry Probasco, was
passed.
A number of resolutions to contract
| was referred to the Finance Committee.
The ordinance to subdiYide and sell
| the Burnet Work-house lot was referred
to the Engineer.
A resolution was introduced request
ing the Board OF improvements to send
an assessment ordinance for all property
condemned to widen OF extend streets,
&c.
A resolution was presented requesting
| the Southern Railroad Trustees to re-
port whether all the ten millions of bonds
allowed them have been sold; what
these bonds realized in premium and ac-
crued interest; what commission, II any
had been paid; what bonds, if any, have
gold interest, at what rate; also, when
each bond was issued and wnen they
were payable. Carried.
MI. Reis presented resolution re.
questing the Legislature, in behalf OF
the Board OF Aldermen, to favorabiy con-
slider the pending bill for creating q
Sinking Fund Commission.
Jake Gardner's ordinance to appropri.
ate s., 600 out of the General Fund to pay
for the removal of land slides at Martin
street and Mount Hope road, was re-
ferred to the Finance Committee.
The ordinance to vacate Kleiner street
was reconsidered, and referred to the
tCommittee ON Condemnation.
The resolution in regard to stree
cleaning by contract was Indefinitely
postponed.
The Ross Rammer contract was post
poned till the next regular meeting.
I Adjourned.
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The Weekly Star.

The WEEKLY STAR contains the latest
news by telegraph, Congressional and
Legislative proceedings, q summary of
the news OF the past week, editorials on
the National Republican Convention
at Cincinnati, Presidential Nomina-
tlons, New Resumption Act, First Par
tisan Struggle, Payne's Resumption,
Blaine's Amnesty Bill, Increase of
Crime, Bristow Lightning, The Worlds
Gold and Silver, &c., &C., local news of
general interest, correspondence, Gen
eral News Items, short stories, Book and
Magazine Reviews, Poetry, Personals,
Historical and Biographical Sketches,
choice select reading matter, reading for
the arm, workshop and family circle, Re-
ligious Intelligence, interesting Foreign
News, Fashion News, spicy, newsy edi-
torial paragraphs, Humorous Gossip, to-
gether with full and complete Home
and Foreign Market and Financial Be
port.
Price, cents, in wrappers. ready for
mailing.
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LIKE TO OBTAIN,

No doubt the public would like to obtain what
they require at as cheap rate as possible, and
many times are induced to purchase the cheap
est articles they can procure, overlooking the
fact that although professedly the cheapest
they are in reality the dearest IN the end. Take
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder and his
True Flavoring Extracts, and they may cost q
few cents more than the common kinds yet
they are the cheapest, for they require one
third less in quantity, and when used in cakes,
pies, pudings &C., make them splendid and
also wholesome. Wehave yet TO see the house
wife that was not pleased with these articles.
AS there are powders sold in bulk for DIR.
Prce's-which are moi. .his-be sure to get the
genuine, put up in cans securely labeled, and
made only by Steele & Price
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EVERYBODY knows Mr.. A. q. Scott,
WAC for the past five years has been the
presiding genius in the superintendent IS
desk oil the Young Mems Christian Assc-
citation OF this city. Mr.. Scott has closed
his connection with the Y. NJ. G. A. and
has accepted the position OF Assistant
Manager OF the Cincinnati Cffice of the
Continental Life Insurance Company OF
New York, whose Office in this city is in
Johnson's new building, s. W. corner
Fifth and Walnut. The Continental
twenty-year plan is. finding favor wher'
ever itis presented. Its term and benefits
are so definite and apparent that al
practical business men see its advan
tages over the old plans at sight, and
Mr.. Scott will no doubt largely increase
the business Of the company in this city
As a straw, simply to show how tht
wind blows, we are informed that tht
sC0ntinentap received during thu
month OF December, 1875, in Ohio, 122 ap.
plications for new policies, covering
S3J4,500 Of Insurance.
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THE FEBRUARY MAGAZINES.
THE GALAXY.

We have this month the usual list of
names as contributors to our instruction
or amusement, appended to the table OF
contents Of this periodical.
The novelist, VIM. Black, is represent
ed in the opening pages by additional
chapters of "Madcap Violet"
"The Home Rulers in the English Par
liament." by Justin Mccarthy, briefly
treats Of the origin, development and
platform OF the new Irish party in Eng
lish Politics.
Albert Rhodes, in "Suicide," considers
the increasing tendency to self-destruc-
ton, and the cause, together with some
curious statistics.
Further chapters from M. Taine's new
book enlighten us with regard 10 social
and Domestic Lie under the Ancient
Regime"
We have two essays upon literary ce-
lebrities: Ii. James, jr., giving us a
paper upon "Minor French Novelists," :"
| no less agreeable in matter and treat
ment than his previous contribution; !;
| while j. Burroughs gives us an admira-
BILE essay upon Emerson.
Different, but still calculated to please,
are Parma and Bologna" sketchy in
character; "Anna Seward aud Major
ANDRE" brief and romantic, and "Army
Re Iuction," in which is considered the
popular subject or retren chment in con-
nection with our standing army. "Reu.
ben Dale" is continued, and we have a
| fair-variety in story and poem. Drift
wood contains two articles. The scien.
titie Miscellany is very full.
| SCRIBNER.
Among the completed articles, that In
which intelligent interest will doubtless
center is ''rhe Hollis Bust of Milton, 2
with its fine wood-cut as a preface
claiming 70 be copy Of an authenti
Gated bust in Chrisps Church, Cam
bridge, England, and the paper is offered
In evidence.
"a Hundred Thousand Homesv is the
imposing title OF an article contributed
by Charles Barnard, who claims that
such number has been built through
the agency OF the Philadelphia Buildins
| Association, and in telling us how the
we're paid ior, discusses the workin,
and system Of the association.
ga Piece of Secret History" concerns
a letter written by General Lee after tn
battle OF Getty ysburg TO Jeffsrson Davis
J resIgning his command Of the C0nfeder
, ate forces. "The University OF Michi
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ROAD NOTICE.

CUUNIY ROAD NOrICE.-Sotice is here
~ by given that petition will be presented
TO the Board of County Commissioners of Ham
ilton County, ONO, at their first road session,
A. ID. 1876, pra ying to locate Il county road, in
Green and Cocrain townships, in said county.
beginning at point in the Pleasant Rsdgo
road, running in nor.he.ly course on the
route Of an olu private road, in Section No. 80,
i'll Green. township; thence through tract OF
land conveyed by Andrew Brown to Daum;
thence northwest through corner OF John
Denier's lards to Martha Lynhoff's lands:
thence through said Lynhoffs lands to the
east line of George Spyder's land, which is the
SC. tion line between Sections No. 30 ard SO;
thence north on said section line TO the tswn-
shlp line between Green and Colerain town
ships, and striking the section line in Colerain
between Sections No. 81 and rs; thence north
on said section line SO far as TO trike or inter-
sect the township road running east from HI
ram Mcsslner's, on the Harrison pike up the
creek. HENRY SPRINGMYER,
GEORGE SNYDER,
JEAN DENNIE,
MARGARET q. LYNHOFr,
/ ja2O-4tTh WILL AM SPKINGMYER-
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Committee of Conference. Mr.. Smith,
Chairman of said Committee, stated that
they had been unsuccessful in their OF.
forts with the Democratic Executive
Committee. They therefore recommend
ed that no nomination for City Solicitor
be made by the Republicans.
After some sparring this report, in.
cludfng the recommendation, was adopt
ed, and the meeting adjourned.
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DRAMATIc-EIN WEISSER OTHELLO.
posse IN Einem Akt, Won w. Friedrich.
Mohr, Renter, Mr. Charles l.. Mitchell;
Clorinde, seine Frau, Miss Hollster; Zahrt
Mr.. Edward Cooper; Meta, K@ehin, Miss
Findlay. Ort der Handlung:. Fine crosse
stadt.
PUTKINS: Heir to I" Castles in the Air."
Comic Drama in One Act).
John Putkins, Census-Taker, Mr.. Fred ID.
Mussey; Jerry Dolliman, MIR. VIM. N. King;
Phoebe Twist; Miss Ainkle; Jane Abigail Per-
kins, Miss Nettleton.
Admission, 50 cents; reserved seats 25 cents
extra. Tickets for sale at Library and at Dob
meyer Il NewhalPs Music Store. No. 81 W est
Fourth street. Next Lecture of the Course,
February 1st 1876. at College Hall, by DR.. z.
5. CONNER, subject: "Pain and its Relief"
kindly furnished by Dobmeyer a. NeWnall. The
sale OF reserved seats will commence at Dob
meyer q NewhalPs, Wednesday, January 49,,
AT 9 O'Clock A. M. jal5-2tTu&Ih
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Do You Value Your Life ?

TTNHEN don't neglect cough. If everything
i has failed in your case try DR.. NOR
RIS' SYRUP OF TAR, and our word for
it you will find relief. 1t is the unfailing rem
edy for all pulmonary disorders, including
blood splitting, croop and whooping cough.
Try it and you will not be disappointed.
j. ID. PARK G SONS, General Agents,
Fourth and Walnut streets, Cincinnati, Onio.
e15-Tu, Th&S. S.tiije10
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GEORGIA FLORIDA s$s$ss ss;;:: !; $,s y:$ss ;s;;

saculd subscribe for the MORNING NEWS, pub
lished at Savannah, Ca; Daily, $40; Weekly,
~ per annum. Advertisers desiring customers
in these States, should use it's columns. 1t Is
the best paper in the South INST. Specimen
copies sent on receipt OF cents. Address j.
Ii. ESTlLL. Savannah, Ga.
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Hepubsican Executive Committee.
The Republican Executive Committee
met last night to hear the report OF the
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gan,n richly illustrated, "French Du-
els,v and "Fernando Noronha," an
| island in the Southern Atlantic Ocean,
peopled by convicts, are each of inter-
est, and complete the list, with the ex-
ceptionof fiction, which, aside from the
serials, is representa- by the usual mis-
cellany. The papers continued from
last month, SO favorably received, are
'tNew York in the Revolution," by j. F.
Mines; "Beds and Tables, stools and
Candlesticks," by Clarence Cook. and
Revolutionary Letters" by John Vance
Cheney.
Bret Harte's serial of "Gabriel Con.
roy" and "Philip Nolan's Friends" by
II. Il. Hale, are both continued in the
most agreeable manner.
The Editorial departments seem to de-
serve more than passing word, but
they are each too full to specify their
contents.
| THE ST. NICHOLAS
never disappoints its young patrons,
and the present number comprises the
usual number of attractions. Hezekiah
Butterworth contributes delightful
historical sketch called "The Black
Douglass" and its full-page illustration
forms the frontispiece. "Tobaggans and
their use" will be of special interest to
boys. OF the delightful order are "A
Chinese New Year." and "Acting Bal
lads" with directions for the same. The
author Of "Making and Stocking an
Aquarium" doubtless confers benefit
on numberless readers of-this magazine.
.sThe Boy Emigrants" and "Son OF Ice.
land" are both continued. and there is a
great abundance of entertaining Htera-
ture besides, adapted to all ages. The
illustrations are many and OF the aver.
age quality.
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NOTICES.

CINCINNATI. January 49, 1876
r HAVE THIS DAY TAKEN INTO PART
i NERSHlP my son. Charles Ii. Belts. to con-
tlnue the Restaurant business at the old - Gus
tom-house Dining Room" No. 220 Walnut ST.,
under the firm name OF C. S. Belts Il Son.
The patronage of the public is still solicited.
ja18-3tru, ,Th&S Z. 5. BETS.
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NATIONAL THEATER COMIQUE

Sycamore street, bet. Third and Fourth sts
NPEN EVERY EVENING with a flrst-class
" Variety Entertainment. Admission, 15c,
25c, 35c and SOC. Matinees Wednesdays and
SATURDAYS; 25c to all parts of the house. La.
dies admitted free every Friday evening.
au8U-tf
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS,
Pioneer Newspaper of Colorado
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Pioneer Newspaper of Colorado
Established April 80, 1859.
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i HE DAILY NEWS is % by A inches; con-
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NEWS is 80 by 80 inches; contains 40 columns
Of matter. Both are edited with ability and
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growth, progress, mining interests, agricul-
tural and stock interests, and, in fact, are q
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Subscribe for II, you wish to obtain authen-
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sent free on receipt Of postage. Advertising
rates furnished upon application.
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Young Mems Mercantile Library Association.
Musical and Dramatic Entertainment,
MI MELODEON HALL,
THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. go. rs.

PROGRAMME-MUSIo
l. Duet, for Violin and Piano-Adagio-So
...................... Beethoven
DIR. +. FORCHHEIMER and Prof. CARL
PALLAT.
2. Ballad" Thou art gone far, far away"
Mr. j. U. MCLAUGHLIN.
8. Aria" With verdure clad," ........ Haydn
Mrs. DEXTER.
4. Piano Solo-(a) Nocturne. .............:.. Field
~ Etude. e................ Chopin
Miss HULDA STALLO.
5. Violin Solo o-Andante-Concerto
neutrality-suspicious.. Mendelssohn
DIR. F. FORCHH elmer.
0. Aria-"Qui la voce," from Puritani
Mrs DEXTER.