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atm In the Field .

Mr.. John p. Hely authorizes us to say
that the report that he has withdrawn
from the race for county clerk was put
into circulation by some one not author
lied to speak for him. lilo Is still In the
field, and all reports to the contrary are
inventions Of his enemies to iniurs him.
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A card.

10 all who arc suffering from the or
rors and lndiscretlons 0i youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood,
etc., I will send q receipt that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered BY q misslonary
In South America. Send self-addressed
envelope to the REV. Jossfn T. NNAx,
station D, Bible House, New York City.
Oct. l2-ly.
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YOu Can save

Money by getting your building materla
of Lancaster Sc Rice, They are selling lum
Der at mill prices; large amount Of white
pine and cypress shingles OF the best bran
constantly on hand. We sell pine shin
giles at $l.75 per thousand; sawed cedar
posts at at rs cents each; white pine floor.
Ing at $22.50 per thousand; pine siding
at $500 per thousand. Try your luck
with this firm. II.
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she will hold her

continuing one week, and wishes all the
ladies to call and examine her goods.
As her stock is large and complete WIS.,
itors can rest assured OF tludlng her
stock to suit the most iastidlous,. and she
will take special orders for anything that
may not be In stock. Ocl4.lm
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Tho European Hesel-R Reduction In
u.s. hoard.

Mrs. Harry Walker, proprletress OF
the European Hotel, being well aware
Of the stringedcy Of money. has reduced
rates to all who may wish regular board
to sixteen dollars per month Or tour dol.
lars per week, for day board. In COR.
nection with the European Hotel 10 q
first class restaurant where oysters,
slsne and oil other dsllcacles Will be serv'
ed At oil hours during day or night. (tr
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The ordinary Porous Plaster, on account
II Its peculiar mechanical action, 10 esteem
"a a article Of merit; but Benson's Capdne
Posous Plaster Ia considered an article OF
sxtssoFdinary merit. II has the same
mechanical action, and, In addition, pos.
ssssss medicinal qualities OF remarkable
rssuys. which causes Il to oct ct once,
relieve pain immediately, and cure where
other Porous Plasters will not even relieve
Fer Ehsomatisn, Lame an Weak Back, Spina
DissasA Criek In the Baek, Kidney Disease,
sprsBs md Bruises Severe Pains and Stitches,
" Game Of The Back, etc.
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Uesles 90 Contractors.
OgRycn OF CITY CLERK. CAIRO, ILL,
October, 4, 1877.


October, 4, 1877. !
Sealed proposal win BE received at this
office, until 5 O'Clock p. m. Of Wednesday,
18th day Of 0c.ober, 1877, for the recon
struetton Of sidewalks on the nortnerly
side AT 1--WE entieth street between Com
mercisi avenue and Levee street except.
ins' thst already constructed by Charles
Nsishsr,. and on southerly side Of Four.
tssnih street, between Washington avenue
md Poplar street, % prov ided by ordinance
NJ. iii, (old serieG approved Sept. 9Th, A
g.. tS70 which SAID ordinance can be seen
fhs work TO be done under the direc-
Sion asd approval OF the committee on
streels.
The right to reject any or all bids 10 re-
Htd) ,~ j. B. PRILLIs, City Clerk.
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Sssiee % Consracto, ..

OFFICE OF CITY CLERK,
Cairo, ILL.,, Oct. 4th, 1871.
sealed proposals will be received at this
ONCE until 5 o'clock p. m. Of Wednesday,
ara dAy Of October, 1877, for the filling
End grading Of 800 yards Of earth on Com.
aysn1e, between Thirtieth and Thirty
fourth itrsets. The worn to be done under
the dirtetiou Of the commute on streets.
The risht 70 reject any or all bids 10 re.
" j. r. PHILLIs,
City Clerk.
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Mrs. Henry Ward Beechsr

recommends 1t to all housekespera, says:
.sThey will rejoice both for economy's sake
sad the saftey Of taslr clothing, and that 1t
can no more injure clothing or hands than
commsn WARM water"
agABURY Il JOHNSON,
:. . u PlAtt Street. New York.
TRsrslsy Bros. will supply trade In
cstro. S..
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No. llS Commercial avenue, Winters
Block, calls the attention of the ladies to
her large stock Of fall and winter millin-
cry. OF the latest. designs, which she Is
daily receiving from New YJrk and
Philadelphia. On
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TUESDAY, October 10, 1877.



Mrs. G. Mclean, Eighth street be
tween WASHINGTON and Commercial.
avenues, IL Just in receipt Of on elegant
and complete stock of Millinery and
Fancy Goods OF every kind. Among
other articles we may mention that she
10 selling fine black straw hats In all the
latest styles at from 40 to 30 cents; ele-
giant patterns at prices lower than was
ever offered to the trade; flowers and
feathers from 10 cents to ST.; silks and
velyets in all the new shades at prices to
snt. In the hosiery for ladies and child
rem line her stock IA not equaled by any
other establishment In the city, and she
asks the ladies TO call and examine them
before going elsewhere. Mrs. Mclean
-''n s"ll her goods Of all kinds as cheap
SHTe kind OF
goods can De DOugnt t.erTrT, -
market. She solicits an examination OI
her stock and prices, believing that she is
prepared to please all whom may favor
her with q call in both. Ladies desiring
to have hats pressed can have the same
done for from rs to 35 cents. SIT
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WILSON Z COMPANY
Bankers & Brokers

Dealers In Stock Privileges, .. 3. Bonds,
Cotton and Miscellaneous Securities, Eta.
The greatest opportunity ever
before offered for investment.
1000 dollars made from iavsst.
ment Of 400 dollars In 90 day q.
Smaller amounts invested vii
pay in proportion. rsi
Investments large or lmAll can b rsbl.
ed In 30 days.
We sell are purchase a. desired 8 sharss
OF stocks and upward on margins Of nom
one TO two per cent. s8s
VI letters of Credit and Drafts payable
iorany part Of Europe and America, iisusd
In venience oftraveleys.
Full information sent on application.
WILSON 4 co..
P. o. Boz 24s5. IS &S7 Broad d.
9A Kew York.
Near Gold and Stock Exchangs.)
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wASHINE

A new and wonderful invention for
washing. Washes like magic better than
soap for washing anything |; washes In ono
third Of tho time washes In hard or SOFT,
hot O. cold. water; the only preparation
ever invented that win prevent woolens
rsn shrinking; worth four times it, price
tar washing wooleps alone.
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COMMERCIAL.

CAIRO, lLLEoIs, MONDAY EVENING,
| October Is, 1877.
Business generally Is good, and our
merchants are all doing thriving 5usl.
ness. The weather continues pleasant.
The rivers are very low and
navigation above this point on
both the Ohio and Mississippi diff
cult. The railroads are all doing good
business In the movement of frelghts.
Thehour market Is active, and transac-
tons since our last report have been lib.
eral. There Is no change In prices,
which are steady and firm at quotations,
The demand Is good, particularly for
medium grades. Receipts are fair and
stocks in the hands Of dealers good.."...
Receipts of corn are very light and the
supply on the market Is small. The
demand is fair and prices shade higher.
We note sales OF choice white at 46@47c.
........,.T The demand for oats Is fair
and transactions liberal. Receipts are
liberal and about equal to the demand.
Prices are steady at quotations....There
is a fair demand for strictly choice hay
and prices are higher. A limited supply
OF strictly choice would find ready sale
at Sl2 There is very little on the mar,
ket, and receipts are light. All other
grades are in fair supply and quiet at
quotations....,Th There is no change in the
market for meal. The supply OF city Is
fair, while the demand is limited. Coun-
try is in good supply and quiet at 50 200
2 Bran is in good supply and liberal
demand at Sl2.......Potaioes are In good
demand at quotations. Receipts are light
nd the supply in the market is not
large.........The supply of poultry is
small and receipts light. The de-
mand is good. Prices are unchanged.
.......There Is still a great scarcity OF
strictly choice butter, and receipts are
very light. The demand is good and
prices firm at quotations. Common and
low grade butter is plenty and dull. .......
Receipts Of eggs are light, and there are
but few on the market. The demand is
good. ....There Is fair demand for
strictly choice apples at prices quoted.
......".For all other articles see quotations:
Rates by river to New Orleans are l7lc
per cwt; 22sc per 100 on hay, aud 35c
per dry Dbl.
Way rates arc-grain, 25c; flour, SOC;
hay, SOC.
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A POSITIVE CURE

for sweeney, Tingbone, strains, callous
sinsws. hurts. eurbs, cuts, bruises, lams.
ness, strained fetlocks. !avins, colo, botts.
painsS spS al W. sss sss S, s"e saf - com
and the many othsr affections of both mai,
and beast. .raE
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DIAMOND OIL 10 for sale by FRANK
Kelley, being well recommended BY al
druggis, phyicIsns, ana every one who has
ever used It. Price, 10 cents per bottle.
Prepared by
w. Il. TAGAN&CO.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Branch Once, indianapolis Ind.
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THE MARKET.

s6-Our friends should bear In mind
that the prices here given are only tor
sales from first hands In round lots. In
filling orders and for broken lots 1t Is
necessary to charge an advance over
these figures. -1a
FLOUR.
The demand, particularly for medium
grades, is good and transactions liberal.
Receipts are fair and stocks on the mark.
ct good. Prices arc unchanged aud steady
and firm. We quote sales of
400 bbls, Various Grades
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~ /CgtJt-
IA Knightl Of Pythias, meets every IN.
"a TS{lowS Hsll. - Howr,
Chancellos Commander.
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- q ALEXANDER LODGE, NO. a9A.
\ .hdRendsns Ord1u OF Odd-Tel-
lows, msrts every Thursday night
as hslf-past ssven, In thar hall on
-.ommefeaal aysnus, hetwesn sixth and Seventh
:nests y. ID, RRIF0rp, N. @.
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SO HOURS IN ADVANCE
OF ANY OTHER tOI1TE.
Advertisements OF competipk lines thst
they make better uns fhAn This oas, aso
are Issued either through iguorsues o. .
desire to rnislesd the pgbMcs
For through tickets 6n4 tnfoyustteu,
TRAINS An11vn ~ came
txIrcss , =
IAl 49,
b N 3As. J0HN0OI.
- 0sn'l 6euthsyn. ~
a. JONue. Ti0het Al ~
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n cAIROLODGE. NO. ~, Az. 4 A: II.
~ Hold regular oommunicstione In ma
~sSd Eighth stress, on the second and
,Sursh hqpdsy 0fes month.
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~tAIR0 RNCANPMENT, !. o. o. r., meets
insSdsy in every month, d h.lf-paAt seven
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-08
F. Solari were appointed to represent

F. Solari were appointed to represent
the club ct the polls on election day.
Why there are not more coal cook
stoves in use in Memphis than there areI
First-The coal stoves heretofore sold in
this market require more draft than nj
iues will afford. Sscond-The aues in
the stoves are so arranged that they will
choke up; aues have to be cleansd out
and the pipes taken down as often, in
many cases, as three times a week; hence,
smoke, SCOT, dirt. trouble aud delay. By
the use Of the improved Alligator cook
stove or range. | guarantee relief from
all distractions. or the purchase money
returned. This stove only requires in
PRODUCTION to maks it a general favorite
in this city. Also, the Occidental cook
stove for wood works TO perfection.
Heating stoves at cost on exhibition and
for sale at l23 Poplar street by John Y.
Ford.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-08
TO.DAY's ANNIVERSARY.
General Jackson and the Battle o
New rlenu

GeneraA ana the Hattie OF
New orleans.
To-day, the 9Th Of January, is the en-
adversary Of the famous battle of New
Orleans, fought in the year of our Lord
1915. General Andrew Jackson com.
manded the Americans, who were four
thousand strong, while the English, I'M
der command Of Sir Edward P~akenhAm,
we're fourteen thousand strong. But SO
nnerring was the aim of the American
riaemen, 30 formidable we're their breast.
works formed Of bales of cotton, and so
inspiring was their gallant Tennessee
leader hat tho English we're driven back
with a loss Of several thousand, while the
American loss was scarcely fifty, all told.
The battle was fought after q treaty Of
peace had been agreed to and signed at
Paris. France, between the representa-
tives of the United States aud England.
The powder with which Jackson fought
the battle of New Orleans, and without
which he could not have made any fight
against the British, was made ia Jefsr-
son county, East Tennessee, some six
miles from the town of cambridge, by a
man named McSpadden, and was carried
by him to New Orleans on a Aat-beat
So il seems that Tennessee had consid
cradle to do with the victory. |. is true
that the dead English General, Paken.
ham, (Who, by the way, was a soldier and
gentleman who had distinguished him
self during the Pennisular war in
Europe), when carried from the field to
the Get, was put away in a hogshead Of
rum so that the remains could be carried
back to his native land for interrment,
but on the voyage the ~sailors secretly
tapped the hogshsad and drank nearly
sll the fine Jamaica rum, leaving their
dead commander almost high and dry
within. Tennesses should be proud Of the
great jackson, and to day should be duly
celebrated throughout the State as an
anniversary long TO be remembered.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-08
POLICE OFFICIALS, FIGHT.
Sergeant Haggerty Badly Used Up
by the Chief OF Police and Captain
Arrata.

Haggerty BadIy Used Up
by the Chief Of Police "A Captain
ArrRta.
This morbing Police Sergeant P. Hsg-
gerty was badly cut and bruised about
the head and face by Chief Of Police
Athy, assisted by Captain Arrata, in the
Office of the chief, on the corner of Sec
ond and Adams street. From Sergeant
Haggerty our commissioned learned that
this morning he was notified at the police
station that he was suspended as charges
were preferred against him for inef6-
cheney. Some words passed Oh the sub
ject, and aftsrward Sergeant haggerty
visited the headquarters in orier to see
what we're the charges, specifications,
etc. While sitting down in a chair Chief
Athy and Captain Arrata came in, and
some conversation took place as to
charges, which resulted in Chief
Athy calling Sergeant Hsggerty a liar
and shaking his fist in his face.
Haggerty attempted to rise, and as he did
so be was at onee assaulted by the Chief
and struck in tho face several times. A
scufle took place, which was engaged in
by Chief Athy and Captain Arrats on
one SIDE. and Sergeant Haggerty, in
which the latter was getting the worst
of it-hsving a heavy glass broken over
his head, it cutting into the scalp, etc.
Police clerk McLendon threw up the
window and called for help, when several
firemen across the street rushed over
and pulled the Chief and Captain Arrsta
of of Haggerty. The row will be in
vestigatsd by the Police Commissioners
and by the Grand Jury in due time. To
our mind Sergeant Haggerty is and has
been one Of the most efficient officers OF
the force.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-08
casting a Honster gs,ns

On Saturday last a LEDGER commits.
siener visited the fouadry Of Randls.
Heath L Livermore, on Second street.
opposite Market tquare, and witnessed
the casting Of = SIX thousand pound iron
kettle intended for the sosp boiling
works Of R. G. Latting & Co., of this
city. The flask" ia which the casting
had to be made was ready for the molten
lava or iron, which rushed out of tho
"eupela" at a white heatiyto the kettles.
and throwing out myriads Of angry sparks
Of intensely brilliant FIRE. SWarthy and
begrimmed men stood around and stirred
up the heated metal. Wnen G suaicient
amount had run cut the two kettles coh
tanning 1t were swung around by cranes
to the Eouiding flask" and on the word
being given, these we're tipped up and at
once the red liquid irou flowed INFO
the moulds. A roaring and Kissing
noise followed, and smoke, sparks aud
fame sprung out from all around the
flask" which seemed TO be trembling
and ready to burst open, as if eonvulsed
by internal heat and life. Soon tho /.
metal rose through the air.holes or vents,
and ran over into the sand CUTTERS, set.
ting fire to everything that it touched.
The work was done and smoke filed the
buildihg, Jet through the dense smoke
the red hot metal shone out brightly from
the flask" The casting vas accom-,
plished in just fifty minutes from tho
time the "cupsla" was first tapped. Six
thousand pounds Of metal we're used 10
mould the soap-kettle, which is some six
feet wide by five deep. The casting was
accomplished in a most workman.like
manner, which reflects credit upon the
employees Of the foundry. Messrs. Ran-
die d Heath, Of the firm, superintendent
in person tue casting Of the kettle, both
gentlemen being practical workmen in
that line OF business. The metal will be-
sufficiently cool by this afternoon to cd.
nit of breaking up the " aAsk" and in.
speeding the work, but from the way the
cast was accomplished it is almost GER
tain to be perfect. The kettle will be re.
moved to the sosp boiling and soap msa.
ufSctOry Of Lsiting L Son, and put in
Use Immediately.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-08
A Braak.un Exnaetsd.

With q moderation Of the weather,
such as we had up to last night, when q
norther came bowling down bringing
with it the snow, river men and others
are specializing as to when q breakup OF
the ice will occur, and navigation be
opened betweea here and Cairo and St.
Louis, etc. The warm weather yester-
day, the rain early last night, gave prom
Use of a breakup, but the gale which
came from the north later in the night
froze up everything again, and gave us
the third snow-storm of tAe season.
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60 20 TIC mannneraaa.

Tomorrow night the first masquerade
ball Of the season will be- given at Coch-
ran Hall BY the Menus Club, a German.
American organization. Mirth, fun aud
folly will prevail during the evening, and
a very pleasant time may be reasonably
expected by those who intend being
present. The committeeman have made
ample ARRANGEMENTS for the entertain.
ment Of ell guests, and will see that the
best order will be preserved. OF course
no improper characters, whether male or
female, will be permitted to DO present.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-08

Numbers Of citizens are engaging in
the pleasant occupation Of New Years
moving. The cars loaded with dislecs-
ted furniture aud dilapidated plumber
can be seen daily in transit from an old
to a new neighborhood. Women and
children seem to enjoy the general ear
ing up of things, but the men have an
instructive horror Of such amusements.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-08
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.
MEMPHIS:
Evening Jan s, 1877.
m,IseH,ents.

WAsHISGToS STREET VARIETIES
Manager Lynch has secured a new lot of
clever variety people for his place Of
amusement on Washington street, which
is open nightly for the entertainment Of
the public. Among the attractions are
the celebrated Vanzart Troupe Of Aero
bats, and Aessrs. Max, Murphy, Lynch,
johnson, and in addition Misses Ida
Herndon, Ida Hayden, Leona Martha,
Lou Hyam1 with her trained dogs, Mag.
gle Louise, etc. The specially scia by
the troupe are very good aud are worthy
Of public patronage,
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Ths Rlnr nunlelpal c~anaiaatn,.

Among the objects of the bulldozipg
ring, which seeks to run the municipal
election in the different wards, is to pa.
out Of Office Police and Fire Commits.
sioner Moore because he keeps zoo close
a watch upon the men of the police and
fire departments who fail to do their
whole duty. Commissioner Moore will
have to be reelected by the incoming
General Council, or his place must be
filled By some other man. Theriug wants
to put in a man whom they can use to
bulldozs the people in the future.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-08

In many Of the wards the municipal
contest will b. quite lively on Thursday
next. Many citizens have been called
on to run and become an Alderman, q
School Visitor or a Councilman, and
many have refused the non-paying
honor, but there are many others who
wish to run and gather oratorical and
other %laurels during the present year.
The old saying receives additional pith
and point; many are called, but few are
chosen.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-08
HoWftIn none Id the CrornIng,,

DVW - IL DOnC ~ tnS CNOobAns
Holding up the rear end Of the dresses
and rolling pants up on boots are quite
popular arts Of the street toilet with
street pedestrians, now that the muddy
crossings exist. The latter art is per.
formed with both hands by a man, but
the former is in vogue among women,
and a complicated effort it is truly. The
right-hand is thrown well back, a ire
mendous lot of garment or garments is
grabbed, the whole machinery is then
lifted to some imaginary hight and
rapidly swung around toward the front,
as if by a crane, and there comes into
sight boothesls, white or muddy rig
gins," etc. The operator curves
back, throws the head half around and
with one eye takes a hurried retrospect
tive glance, then suddenly resuming o
perpendicular position the entire con
Germ moves on cautiously for a while
until the crossing is made, when there is
a little stamping Of boot heels heard, the
whole fabric swings back again, the ma
chiuery is turned loose and q punching
follows, after which the posessor Of the
IMPLICATION floats onward on her way
rejoicing, to 20 through the same mys.
terious formula at the next crossing.
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one Thouaand DolIars wun,ea.

- AAA 1--WE
Nashville Banner, 5th.l
I. W. DsVey and Joseph Brooks, man.
ayers Of the Nashville and Memphis
Theaters, have sued Clara Louise KEEL
logg and her manager, to recover $1,000.
alleged to be due by a failure of the fair
soEgstress to carry Il a contract to sing
four nights at the Memphis Theaier Lass
week. The petition alleged that the con.
tract had been made, by which Miss Kel.
logg and her troupe we're to give four
opera performances, and receive eighty
per cent. of the proceeds, the ~plaiEtfs
furnishing the theater and its properties,
and receiving the other twenty per cent.
They allege tina. they went to the expense
OF advertising the appearance OF the
opera troupe, and that the engagement
wa1 Tor the most profitable week in the
year, Christmas week, when they could
have received any number Of engage.
ments at their theater. The use OF he
thsater is worth 800 per night TO them
and 5000 for q whole week. They con.
slider that altogether they have been
damaged by the failure of the defendants
in the sum asked for.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-08
i0c, es layer Figs, CitrOn, Currants.
$50 pkgs Jersey Apple Butter.
geo bris and kegs spiced Pigs Feet.
so brls and half hrls Er0ut.
G. A. ECKERLY & R
New Music,

Spring Leaf" q mazourka, for Ii g
piano, by Paul L. Droeher.
Song Of the Gondolier," words by
Mrs. Hemans; music by Virginia Ga
briel.
The above new pieces are published
by D. P. Faulds, No. l65 Fourth street,
Louisville, XIV.