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BRowN,s IRON BITrERs.
L, A 1 l. I n G /.

Tasi Is wha, great many people are doing.
They don't know just what Is the matter, bu: they
have a combination Of palms and aches, and each
month they grow worse. The only sure remedy yet
foundis
BROWNS IRON BITTERs,
and this, by rapid and thorough assimilation with
the blood puri6es and cnrches It, and rich strong
blood, flowing TO every part of the system repairs
the wasted tissues, drives out disease, and gives
health and strength. This is why
BROWNS IRON BITTERs
WILL CURE
KIDNEY AND LIVER DISEASES,
CONSUMPTION,
RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA,
DYSPEPSIA,
MALARIA,
INTERMITTENT FEvERs, &c.
2O3 $. PACA STREET. BALTIMoREl
November %, 1881.
was a great sufferer from Dyspepsia and for
several weeks could eat nothing, and was growing
weaker every day tried BRowN's IRON BIT
TIERS, and am happy to say now have good ap-
petite and am getting stronger.
JOSEPH MCCAwLEY.
BROWNS IRON BITTERs
Is NOT a drink. and does not contain whiskcy. II
is the only preparation Of iron that causes 40 IN
JURIOUs EFFECTS.
GET THE GENUINE. DON'T BE IMPOSED
on WITH INVITATIONS.
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Housekeepers viii do well 10 examine ZIIMER's
TROPICAL REFRIGERAToR before purchasing
,fsawhprs
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TO LOAN on
" REAL ESTATE AND COLLATERALs,

REAL ESTATE AND tOILAIiKAlcs
in small or large sums. on long or short time.
Charg,s. &C., moderate, and business strictly con-
6Anial OUARlES 4 MCCURDN
(suCccssors 90 Robert u. Iynel,
mvl2-iw 1919 Main street.
VHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE
L NOTICE that, by virtue of The authority vest
I'd in them by an act Of the Legislature Of Tie State
al virginia. approved March 3, So, and Cnii-
ted An act u Incorporate the Aleghany EXten-
sion Railroad Company thct VIII receive SUB
sCRIPTIONS TO THE CAPITAL STOCK of the
ALLFGHANI EXTENSION RAILROAD COM
gANA. - 49, -. -.
will hr opened 10 the Office of Mcssrs Johnston,
Williams & Bouiware. No. ll0i Main street, in
tho city of Richmond, State of Virginia, on the
TWENTN-SECOND OF MAY. 1852.
The said books Of subscription VIII be under the
snucriuicndencc Of Andrew Johnston. charles 1.
Williams. and \. l.. Boulware and VIII remain
open ten days. .
The subscription shall he I'm shares of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS each. and when two hun
dred aud fty shares shall have been subscribed the
Subscribers v ill proceed 90 organize the said COM
pany. tkANtio -. fhhNOh'
JOHN j. MCCOOk.
JOHN ". SIMPSON,
EUGENE II. LELAND,
WILLIAM VI. BARNUM.
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KEY WEST CIGARS just received
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my 1O-tAIy22'
VIRGINIA:

VO THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA: /:
1 We beg o. offer YOU our services for the pUE-
CHASE AND SALE OF ALL CLASSES OF
BONDS AND STOCKS I'm this and other markets.
Exception facilities for buying selling and car
Tying VIRGINIA BONDS. our On.ce being In tine
StOck-EXchNnge building. all orders receive I'M
mediate attention. Correspondence solicited.
REFERENCES. National Mechanics Bank, West
ern National Bank. Bank Of Commerce, Howard
Bank RAMSAY, CLABAUGH Coz,
Bankers and Brokers. Baltimore, Md.
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WANTED, TO LOAN ONE OR TWO
w THOUSAND DOLLARS at q per cent. in
terest secured by city real estate. Address
LOAN,
my 13-3tt care Box 75.
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s1aST r. EEApiSG; I niSSy BOY $50.
EUROPEAN BRFEZfS. SO.
CONyENIf<CES FOR LADIES.
The PATENT COlN-DRAWER POCE-
ET-BOOhs and BAGS.
FINE LEATHER CARD-CASEs.
CARLTON MCCARTHY & co.
my7 9iG Main street.
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For SINKING SPELLS, hts, dizziness, palpitation.
and low spirits. rely on lloP BlTTERs.
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STEAMER FOR SALE.

EOR SALE, STEAMER GIP-e.c15ra,
Il Ssszz.s<SAsszz-
SEY,
Ga FEET LONG, l6 FEET BEAN, 81 FEET HOLD,
l4-ISCH CYLINDER.
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WE, THE SADDLE AND HARNESS
w MANUFACTURERS OF this city. agrre 10
close our respective stores at q O'Clock T. NJ from
May l0th to september l5th inclusive.
&C. Brown, l.. NJ. GIN.
ID. 4. Brown, g.. A. Goodc,
:. :. Cottrcll & Co., l.. VI Mile.
!. G. Dickerson, ID. Il. PrOsser.
Figg Rider, my 1915
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EURNlTURE! FURNITUREi-n
II CHAMLER SUITS, PARLOH SUITS, "
fEATuERe, N. .>TTREsSEf, etc. Every arr ]
tiele 70 l< found "a. ths Furniture tire. WILLIAM
DAffRoN, l43s Main street. krsnsh house
~ north uftscrth street. fs22-3n
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FLOWERS.
fCRNITgRE.


GREAT ATTRACTION ANDM
NJ great bargains AZ n. GATHRIGHTH
No. rs Governor street The very iatastIII
designs OF the most fashionable FURNITURE
n. ade are now Offering az rulnously
l0,~ prices. Parties in want Of GOOD FUR.
kl1TkE can he accommodated, both In
price and quality. and VIII nDd Y ~ their interest
10 ess. gine our stock before buying elsewhere.
my Is -3m
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DON'T OUTRAGE YOUR STOMACH with violent
cathartcs. but that pleasant and salutary laxA-
tive TARRANT's SETTER APERIENr.
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CREAM PUFFs, PIES, AND PASTRY AT PIz-
zISI'g.
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STRAWBERRIES, STRAWBERRIES, just received
by ANDREW PIzzINI.
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RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 \. VI, horocs, mule

Vehicles, &c.
FRANK II. hill & CO. L. NJ, lot Of ground
with q framed tenement on the ives, side Of
Thirticth between q and Z streets; NJ ~ L. W..
lot ~ the northwest corner Of Iwcnty-Cighth
and streets.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, 3 Z. W.. trustees sale of
four thrcc-st0ry brck dwellings, Nos 250e
2jl1. 25l3. and 2J - Franklin street between
Twenty-ffth and Twenty-siNth streets.
WILLIAM II. LYME 4 Co. . Z. NJ. peremptory
sale of thirteen nice building lots I'm squares
Nos. IL and IS. in The plan of tie town Of III
ton. on state and GOddin streets.
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MORE NEW BO0ks.-Nictor Hugo
vi and Ills Time. by Barlow, with portrait snd
100 drawings Of eminent artist. from The French,
$3.50; Plain speaking, by Author John Halt
a.; What She Came through. by 1ytleF $3.50;
BENTLEY. By Jctb. In Englislmen OF Letter, y
Use; Arcllc suntcams, ny Hon. samuel :. COY,
Illustrated AZ: 4 new volume OF stories BY Troll
lSppe. IOc.: 1l0yd. Rcsa urccs OF southwest Nif-
Hnia illustrated, new edition, $3.50.
my7 WE~r, JOHNSTON & GO,
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fnv l3-cOdlwl
PERRY DAvIs's PAIN.KILLER.

RRY ID DAN SIS
VEGETABLE PAIN-KlLLER,
A NEvER-FAILING CURE FOR BURNS,
sCALDs, BRUISES, CUTS, SORES, ETC.
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SElNE-EHREAD.
SEED. &c.

~ ~
GERMAN AND AMERICAN MIL
LET'S, BUCKwHEAT, BLACK PEAS, AMBER
stGAR-CANE, VEGETABLE PLANTS, etc, al
T. W. WOODS, Scotsman,
corner sixth and Marshall streets,
nv 7-Su,Tu.Th,&sa4t Rlchmond,Ea.
VEGETABLE PLANTS, well packed,
AZ ne following prices:
SWEET POTATO PLANTS, zoe. per iVo' or
sl.5O per l,o0n;
CABBAGE PLANTS, 25e. per 100, or ~ per
LOCO, JOSEPH &. ALLARD,
Twentieth ana Franklin streets,
ap 3O-Su,T Th&sal2ts or Oakwood avenue.
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CHICK CIGARS, DC.

Ier-csrAn Asp STRAWBERRIES AT PIzIsrs.
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ES GIRLS WANTED TO WORK ON
Oc ClGARErTEs. Paid while learning.
steady employment. Apply at once At
n. ROSENBEEG'..
my l3-2tf 1917 Gary s;rpef.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
NJILLBORO' SPRINGS,
vi BATH COUNTY, Va.


OPEN FROM JUNE 1sT TO OCTOBER 3isr.
Buy your tickets to Mlilhoro' 'epot Chc.-
aDcakc and ohio railroad. Nihorg spring
hacks leave depot immcdintCly ou arrival 81 train
For terms Huf general information addre-.
CARROLL GAkNE1E Proprietor,
MHlhOrO springs fo-i-puc.f
nv l2-Im Bath county, Va.
DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
IL ROCkBEiDGE COUNTY, W
OPP. FOR VISITORS JrNE lsT.
CAPACITY, 1000 GUESTS.
CHARGES:
Per ~
Per month lof o. rty nI}sl................. 90 vH
Two months or more ei!ch...,............,.. % DN
Take branch railroad at Go,hcn. ChcsaTclhc fnt
ohio railway. for springs. only ihiity-Afe W.. -
uios' ride through u bcaut ful ANA picfnne-Iu' j.
ley to tie grt0f fountain y hfauh. lae 'u.i
PREMISE have undergone thorough and clntiif
rcyairs. placing the property as second To- II
watering place tu this country. home iof re-
invalid. Amus.Iuents OF every description 4.t
thuse seeking ICcrctilon ant pleasure. tlur lin.-
ing fnd fishing. 4 cordial NirgiDit NclrDnr Wy
ie extended o. al. and everything possible eOir o.
make our guests comfortable. satisfied, and hiptfs
EUGENE g. Pti1Oh.
myII-3m General Mnutecf.
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FITTED UP FOR PASSENGERS or TOWING.
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sold on account Of tho death Of one Of the owners
Tor further particulars apply 70
HOWARD y. JOHNSON,
my I3-eodIOt Box 292, Norfolk, Va.
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LILY BELLE CIGAR, &c.

PURE STRAWBERRY IcE-cREAM AT PrzzrSrs.
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FRESH STRAWBERRIES AT Pzzrsrs TO-DAY.
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SARATOGA SPRINGS.
BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.

NEW W-BOOkS- MAY H. Id;
~ wards on Bills OF Exchange Notes. Couycn
Hands and other Negotiable Instruments, thru
edition.: 2 vols. Schouler on Husband ana Ni!r.
Jones on Mortgages. new edition; vols Foff
on Trust5; new edition vols. Wallace Eepoit-
ers: new edition. Illness Digest. fire- ara Nt-
vine- Insurance Decisions. kDeeiand on MectiaA-
les Liens. MOraryetk on Private Corporation
All the New and a large stock OF STANDARD Lar
AZ SOP and 1904 Naiu street. .
nav 1 iI-d9w RANDOLPH 4 English.
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WANTED. A GOOD PATTERN
w MAkER and several GOOD MACHtNisTs
ETTENGER & EDMOND,
my l3-lts Nineteenth and Franklin strecfs
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Ees- On al sales Of Zeal Estatemade between The
lst Of January and last Of June the taxes for tht
present year have 10 De paid by She purchaser. ON
all sales made between The lst of july and last oi
the year the taxes have 10 hc paid ~ the seller.
lThis custom was adopted about fifteen years age
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, and sp-
plies To Richmond and vicinity
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Religious Services To-Day.

St. Paul's church, Episcopal, corner Ninth
and Olive, Rev. E. S. Thomas, Rector; Rev.
F. B. Nash, Jr., assisting priest. Services at
IL a. m. and 4 p. N. Sunday school and Bible
class at $50 p. m. First meeting of new
vestry Monday, April 18th, SIP. IN. A meet
ing of st. Paul's brotherhood is called for
Wednesday, April 10Th, 7:30 p. m.
First Presbyterian church, corner of Lafay-
cite avenue and Woodward street. Services
at 1890 a m. and 7:30 p. IN. Preaching by
the pastor, Rev. s. Conn, D. d.
Unity church, Wabashaw street, opposite
Summit avenue, w. @. Gannett, pastor. Ser
vice at 1920. Sunday school at 1915. Free
reading room from 2:30 to G p. m, with many
magazines and papers; open to all; the more
the better.
Jackson Street Methodist church, corner
Ninth and Jackson, Rev. w. X. Marshall, D.
D., pastor. SerD on at 1870, on "Unoccupied
Land" Usual lecture at 7:30, on "rhe In
spiration of the Scriptures" Sunday school
at 2:30. Young peoples meeting at Gas.
Strangers and Others in the city cordially in
vited. Seats free.
Owing to the sickness of one of the lady
singers, the music at Plymouth church to
day will be rendered by the regular quartette
choir of the church, instead of the double
quartette, as expected.
Pacific Congregational church-Usual SER
vices at 1899 a. m. and 7:30 p. IN. Sunday
school at 1915. All are welcome.
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AMUSEMENT NOTES.

Eight good performances evening and
two matinees --liberally patronized. was the
amusement record of the st. Paul Opera
house last week.
The first four were by Thos. W. Keene, the
tragedian, who appeared in macbeth"
"Othello," Fools Revenge and "Richard
Ill" in the order named. While there was
nothing especially extraordinary in any of these
representations all were extremely credltable,
considering the fact that this is Mr.. Keene's
second season as a Shakespeare delineator.
Keeping this fact in view and Mr.. Keene must
be conceded great praise for the manner in
which he interprets the great bard. But he
still has much to learn and not little
to unlearn, before he will be entirely
acceptable to those best qualified to
pass a correct judgment. American
amusement goers are quick to recognize
worth aud to encourage true ability, and
that they have recognized these qualities in
success, his business, though his renditions
are often open to criticism, being large from
the first and steadily increasing. Thanks to
those criticisms and Mr.. Keene's determine
ton to succeed, he is steadily improving, as
all who saw him in Orchard HIP
when here year ago and
again when here last week, will cheerfully
acknowledge, his last representation of that
character being one of the best, if not the
best Richard ever seen on the Opera House
bill boards.
The Madison Square "Hazel Kirke" com.
pany closed the week with four excel
lent performances, all well attended.
The company while not possessing any
real brilliant talent, was good one, each
member taking their respective parts most
creditably and carrying the entire play
through with an evenness and smoothness
seldom equalled.
The company will receive warm welcome
another season, even should the attraction be
the oft-repeated 'Hazel Kirke," though it is
to be hoped fresh play may be secured by
that time by way of variety. 1t is posi-
BILE to have too much of good thing.
The announcements for the coming week
Will he found below.
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Plans of the Republicans.

MEETING OF THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
WASHINGTON, April 15-The members of
the Republican national committee, now here,
held an informal meeting this morning. Mar
shall Jewell, chairman, presided, and John c.
New. Indiana; VIM. H. Frye, Maine; Chauncey
!. Filley, Missouri; VIM. Yost, Virginia; W.
W. Hicks, Florida J. B. Devereaux, Georgia;
g. A. Martin, Kansas; Paul Strobach, Ala
bama; w. H. Cannady, North Carolina, and
Samuel Lee, South Carolina, were present.
The subject of party interests in the southern
states was fully discussed and the members
expressed themselves earnestly in favor of
unity of the Republicans of the southern states
with such liberal elements in these states as
promise progress in the direction OF liberal
national sentiment, and broader political ideas
that will insure free ballot and an honest
count; that in national affairs will antagonize
the principles and policy of the bourbon De-
mocracy. The following resolutions were
adopted:
RESOLVED, That there be meeting of the
Republican National committee at Washing
ton an the fourth Wednesday of January,
1883, to consider and take final action on the
report of the committee appointed March
1851, to mature and SO report to the National
committee plan for securing to the several
congressional districts the right to select their
own delegates to the next national convention
and SO transact any other business brought
before them.
Adjourned sine die.
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House of Representatives.

WASHINGTON, April 15.-The house went
into committee on the tariff commission BILL
Mr.. White (Ky.) confined his remarks, prin-
cipally to an attack upon the bill, recently
passed by the house, amending the internal
revenue laws.
Mr.. Mcmillan opposed the pending bill on
the ground that it was the duty of congress
to Mgislate directly on the subject of revision
of the tariff. A high tariff, he said, taxed
every farmer, printer, teacher, doctor, lawyer,
preacher and mechanic in the land, in order to
increase the property of the rich manufactu.
rer, and even placed "a duty on bibles, thus
prohibiting the plan of salvation from going
untaxed to the people. II there was to be
revision OF the tariff, why did not the repre-
sentatives of the people stand by their duty
like men, and not shrink from that duty, and
send an irresponsible commission all over the
country, junketlng and feasting, In order to
inform congress what it must do.
Messrs. Norcross, Wilson and Ward advo-
Gated the passage of the bill.
Mr.. Hill favored continuance of the protec.
tive system. Adjourned.
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Foreign News.

DUBLIN, April 15.-o'Brien, editor of
United Ireland, has been Internationally re-
leased from prison. Rev. Higgins has been
liberated on bail.
PARIS, April ia letter from Cairo says
war is openly declared against all Europeans
engaged in official functions in Egypt. The
Arab papers advocate absolute expulsion of
Europeans from tie public service.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 15-The report is
denied of the appointment of Gen. Ignatieff
as Russian ambassador to France, and Prince
Labinoff, Russian minister of interior.
PARIS, April 15.-Five thousand employees,
representing every trade connected with the
manufacture of iron, struck against the pro-
posal of the masters to deduct forty confines
on every one hundred francs wages, to be
applied to the payment of insurance premi-
ums of the men against accident,
VIENNA, April 15.-At the opening of the
Austrian delegation the president expressed
the hope that the last remnant of disorder
would shortly be suppressed in the occupied
provinces in preparation for the time when
thew would be incorporated ia the empire.
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General Capital Ne,cs.
THE TERRITORY OF DAKOTA.


WASHINGTON, April 15.-The house COM
mittee on territories instructed representative
Grant to move suspension of the rules Mon
day and put upon its passage the bill estab-
fishing the territory of North Dakota.
FAILURE OF PoRTER's PETITION
The president notified General Fitz John
Porter in answer to his petition for relief
from the sentence of the court martial that he
can do nothing IN the case, as it is entirely
beyond his power. This action is based upon
the opinion by Attorney General Brewster and
received the unanimous concurrence of the
Cabinet.
F. W. Mofatt. paying teller of the cash
room of the treasury department, has been
dismissed. 1t is understood that when the
Mason case comes before the Supreme Court
on petition for habeas corpus, the attorney
general will challenge the right of the court to
take original jurisdiction IN the case on the
ground that the question could only properly
be brought to that court on appeal.
The President has recognized John Dunn,
British Vice-Consu at Chicago.
Secretary Lincoln denies that he is to re-
lieve Minister Lowell. 1t is reliably ascer-
tanned that the withdrawal of Minister Low
ell has no: been discussed by the cabinet.
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Tho nIississippi Freshet.

CHICAGO, April ia special from Du-
buque says: The spring freshet Is coming
down the Mississippi. All the low lands are
flooded, and the water is only six inches be-
low last spring high water. The river
is rising at the rate of six inches every twenty
four hours. The Wisconsin river
is falling, but the st. Croix and Black river,
and the Mississippi's tributaries above St.
Paul, are much swollen, and families are NOV
ing to high grounds. River men are OF the
opinion, however, that last years high water
will not be reached.
NEW ORLEANS, April ia Morgan City
special says: The water has receded in the river
slightly. Three negroes were drowned by the
upsetting of a boat on Algonda plantation
to-day. Eight houses on the plantation were
destroyed by the storm Wednesday night.
The prayers of the negroes quartered in the
stable were heard above the roar OF the
storm. The panic among them was fearful.
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The Me7ldeIssohns.

The GLOBE takes pleasure in placing before
its readers this morning, programme of mu-
sic by the Mendelssohn club, such as St. Paul
has rarely in its history had the opportunity
to enjoy. The prima donna of the occasion
the peerless Ltta-who has justly earned the
sobriquet of "the American Patti''-has no
superior in this country, and few equals in the
world, and she is supported by good concert
company of six persons, male chorus which is
the peer of the finest and an orchestra of which
it is enough to say to those who know him
that the veteran DAM Is the conductor. There
will be two brilliant arias by Litta,a piano solo
by Miss Bangs 10y many considered the equal
of Teresa Carreno), a cornet solo by John
Shelton, whose, wonderfully mellifueus
tone is the delight of all, the grand Lucia
Sex tette, sang by the Litta company accom-
panied by the orchestra, five members of the
Mendelssohns, two of which are grand Choir
uses accompanied by the orchestra, one
concert waltz, and two without other ac-
compartment than an obligato, one of which
will be sung by Litta and the other by her
baritone, Signor Bereghy, the famous Hun
garian who supported Gerster in Europe. Be
sides these there will be two movements of Mo-
zar'ts lovely symphony in Eb, by the Danz
orchestra, and the Lohengrin march of Wag-
ner. Could greater variety or more attrac-
tive combination of good things be crowded
into single entertainment?
The following is the
PROGRAMME IN FULL.
Hymn to music. ......................B lleter
The Mendelssohns, with orchestra.
Piano Solo Polka de la Refine .......... Raft
Miss Bangs.
Sabbath Morn. Muller
The MendeIssohns, with baritone obi.
cato by Sgnor Bereghy.
Aria All, fors e lu La Traviata).. Verdi
Mile Litta.
Symphony in Eb-Andanta Minuette. Mozart
The Danz Orchestra.
Concert Waltz Buck
The Mendelssohns. with Orchestra.
Sextette-Chi mi frena Lucia) 49,. .nonisetti
Mile Litta, Miss Oakford, Messrs. Bereghy,
Cleveland, Philpott and Krech.
Spring Evening. ADJ
The Mendelssohns, with soprano Obligato by
Mile Iiitta.
COrnet Solo-Seventh air De Beriot
Mr.. SHELTON.
Carnival of Venice Observation-Disclosures.
Mile Litta.
Comrades in Arms. Adam
The Mendelssohns, with Orchestra.
The concert will take place on Thursday
evening at the Opera house, and the box office
will be open on Tuesday morning. That is
all we need to say, except that you must get
up early in the morning if you would secure
desirable seats. The house will be crowded
from pit to dome.
The same programme as above will be given
at Stillwater on Wednesday evening.
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Ninineer Suits Dismissed.

The legal proceedings connected with the
failure of A. R. Nininger & Co., have appar-
emily been adjusted. Yesterday all the garni-
shee proceedings pending in the district court
against the Merchants National bank were
dismissed, as were also the petitions for the
appointment of receiver for the firm, while
all the attachments levied upon the property
of the firm, other than real estate, were dis
charged by order of the'court.
Ga.nishee proceedings against the North
ern Pacific railroad are still pending, but it is
understood these are also to be withdrawn,
when Withdrawals and discharges leave the
company free to go forward and agree upon
terms of settlement with their creditors. as
was proposed by them Immediately following
the failure.