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Daily Republican., 1884-08-15

The temperature has risen in the cen
trail valleys, lake regions aud the At
lantic States. The weather tomorrow
promises TO he warm and hazy.
The Oh eapest ana Most Reliable
place in the city to buy fine Imported and all
the most eading brands Of domestic cigars IL
at beehan's treat Tobacco, snuff aud deuts
Furnishing Goods Emporium, y. W. corner
Sth and Madison reefs. Anything the
most fastidi1ps smoker or chewer may desire
appertaining to the business noy be found
at h pl CO. He has tho largest and mus,
carefully seletted STOCK In the st tie, At pri-
ces that defy competition. He guarantees as
good a cigar tor cents. as you usue.ly get
elsewhere for &c. Stop in; sec him hc will
be pleased to see you, and give you the worth
Of your money every time.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-15
Fine ADDlOa.

d. N. Ewing, ot Cecil Co.. Nd, had
some half dozen baskets Of Queen ap.
niles at mis- stand on King street, above
Third, this afternoon, which for sizt
and quality are not often equalltd.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-15
Peach Shipm en- a.

One hundred and thirty four car
loads of peaches were shipped over tn,
Delaware Railroad yesterday, which
were consigned as follows:
Daily Republican., 1884-08-15

Large stock Jerseys at low prices at
Russell's, BOG Market street.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-15
NorIuE-I. HUGH Z. mcoAFFKrY,

NOTIUE-I. HUGH L. MCCARTNEY,
IN owner Of the house No. 23o Madison
street, In the Third ward Of the city of vii
mington, New Castle County and State OF
Delaware, In compliance with the require.
menn OF the acts Of the General Assembly In
such case made ana provided, do hereby Give
notice that l shall apply In writing 70 the
Court OF General Sessions OF the eace and
y all Delivery Of the State Of Delaware In and
Tor New Castle County, on Monday, Septem-
Dor 18th, A. ID 1884, being the first day OF
said court, for q lioeL 50 for said house as an
Inn or tavern tor tho sale therein OF intoxicat.
ing liquors In less quantities than one Quart
70 De drunk on the premises, and the follow
ing respectable citizens OF the raid ward rec
ommend the said application, viz:
i ~ ~ a; hertoiette, John !. hickey,
Peter McCloskey, Patrick Dilon'
Merits Taylor, NJ Coiwelj.
II. q. Duffy, Pat.ick Mnn,ybo,
John Kienie, Daniel McKiarav
]. .. howell. ~. Strand
nenfy itsil, y. G. Logan,
X Abberger, John 4 Mitchau
| James J. Fox, John seel,,.n
Peter j. Ginder, James - onsaLon
"uis .'biH l.. Meta GREY,
Daily Republican., 1884-08-15


This morning flvs young men. named
John Muir. Frederick Miller, Albert
Lever. Bernard 0reen6eld and John
Mack were srsaigned before Judge
Camntns on charge Of trsspeestnK on
the property Of the p, w. q b. Rail-
road Company. David Wingate, special
watchman at the West Yard, tsstinod
that lAss evening about Z O'Clock 3
freight train came into the yard from
ovsr the DelAware Railroad, aud that
he was informed BY one Of the train
hands that some men had broken into
the cor, end that hs had them locked
In. Upon opening the car he found the
prisonsrs' and took them 20 the hall
Ono of the train hands testified that
Ia aocordsuoe with the rulas OF the
company BE- had sealed tho oar ~ Mid.
dlet0wn, bet when be arrived ct 6tate
Road statl0u be found that it Was
broken open and thsse men inside. He
nailed it shut, and when
be reached che West Yard reported the
matter 70 wntchmsn WingAte.
The psisOaers denied breaking into
the cor, apd seid they got in before II
was sealed, with the intention Of going
70 Philadelphia. When sne train stopped
above Middletown some men outside
broke the car open. Before they could
get out the train started, and they were
obliged TO remsin In the car until they
reached State Road station, where they
we're fastened In. +
They we're adjudged guilty of the
charge and sentenced 70 pay q fine OF 81
and costs each.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-15

B. Masden Vaughan, captain OF the
eric kft team Of the Delaware field club,
has resigned his position in that team
Daily Republican., 1884-08-15

For dyspepsia, nothing equals Brazil,
ian Tonic Bitters. Large bottles ~
cents at the druggists.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-15

Parasols ut new prices, at RUSSELL 3
Daily Republican., 1884-08-15

john Q. Mullin, Jr., and William
Dunwoody have returned from . trip tc
Watkins Glen.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-15
state Of the Thermometer
ct the REPUBLICANS Office In the shalle
7 O'Clock 10 o'clock IL o'clock
73o $50 So


ssnn e. Co.'S thermometer Registered
esterday, 80 degrees at 3 p. m, 30 at
o. m, and 70 at 10 y. II.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-15

All that messuage and lot OF land, vita .
large fr. me d.e'liny house. frame stable and
carriage a9ute sd other improvements
thereon ortt,' s,lurt. In Delaware Oily
azores It'd 90 VI MOI % s.rly side OF Jefier
son street, ana the such 'eSt Fly side OF Sec
ond street, c0ntutnitix "a font Il br adth on
said Jefferson street Dns nuL4re feet, and
extending in length OF uepgn OF that width,
northwesterly along the SO uthwesterIy side OF
said Second street ono hundred feet to an g.
feet wide alley leading into and from the
said Second street, bounded northeasterly by
| said Second street, southeasterly by said Jei.
| ferson street, rthwesterly by said alley and
southwesterly by land OF Jane Cleaver, with
| the Tree and common use and privilege OF the
said eight-feet wide alley at all times, here
| after, forever.
Seized and taken Ia execution as the prop
ery OF Andrew u. Mitchell and Mary p
Mitchell, his wife, and t. t., and W be I'D by
JAMES MARTIN. Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office, Wilmington, Del, august
IL, lsSi aulb-eod Is
Daily Republican., 1884-08-15

Don't forget the place to get your lew
elry repaired, which 10 at Baynard's.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-15

The place TO get your gold watches ia
at Baynard's, Fifth and Market streets q.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-15

Bast makes of corsets at low cash
p rices, at Russells.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-15

Tie body Of Walter Mace, who was
drowned near Chester on Sunday last,
by falling from the steamer Norwood,
WAS recovered on Wednesday on Ches.
ter Island bar. From bruises about his
head it is supposed that he struck the
guards when he fell over.
Joseph Sampson, colored man, while
unloading coal at Bush's wharf, yester.
day afternoon, had his hand crushed.
A boy residing on Adams street he'd q
finger badly mashed Mt Bush's morocco
factory yesterday, catching it in a cog
wheel. DR.. Morrison dressed the
wound.
About 600 people went TO Atlantic
City yesterday on the West church ex.
cursion. They report having had a
splendid time.
A congregational meeting will be
held at st. Mary's church this even.
ing. o..
Tho Immaculate Conception Bene.
6cial Society will give u pic mic at
Schuetzen park tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-15

CHERIFf's SALE--B1 Vlk1UE OF A
y writ Of Levart Facias, to me directed
will be exposed to public sale at the h0tel
now occupied by ossph A. Kidd, In Delaware
City, IN Red Lion Hundred, New Castle
County, delaware, on
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER I'D, 1884,
at three o'clock, p. m,
Daily Republican., 1884-08-15

a e. a. ;,s% !! e.; &c e:
1 RapsseIl's. sO6 Market Ss'-
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res Tur''s a,urdI
|At the Ebbitt House
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sEiut,nuunuou NEWS.

Events Near ana AcrUss In" Hnunty Lines
4 meeting Of citizens has been held ia
ChambcTsburg 10 take measures for the
appropriate observance Of the centennial
Of Fraukli. county, on Soptrmb'r0.
The Pennsylvania rail Dad owes 1906
shares Of tho stock Of the Pc .Esy iyania
Steel company, the par value Of which is
S2l0 800 90. It's share OF the profits Of
1888 was $40 S32 co.
Mrr. Thics, tho insane woman who ere
atod q sensation in the Pottsvllie court on
Tuesday, has been aiiudged insane and
will be sent to the asylum. Sho owns
considerable property. Il committee was
appointed to Jako charge Of it.
BY the breaking Of rope at Bast
CClliery "Wednesday George BaumgardBOr,
Of Ashland, WAS fatally aud two others
seriously injured. Work in the coliery
was suspended At Centralil colliery
Anthony GarTlgan was killed by tho
breaking Of n rope.
Rev. Wm. II. Paulin, pastor Of tho
LawrenCoviIlo Baptist church, in East
Coventry township. Chester county, who
had his skull fractured and was otherwise
injured last Saturday evening,at Limerick
station, by being struck by tho fast
express, died yesterday morning.
Samuel II, Wallace, Of Honey ybroos
lONuhHilt Nb'ttti tlhhlyI Nuo Nith 10
Gently, bequcathod his entire estate
SEQ, COO -aftGr the death OF his wife, to st.
Marks Episcopal church at Honeybrook.
In 1882 Mr. Walace's house was enter ed
by masked meu, who bound and gage d
him and his family and then took $4,000
in cash.
Dr. John Ego repOrts u genuine case OF
Asiatic cholera in Reading, lie was called
on TO admiCister to woman residing on
Maple street. who WAS almost dead and
had all the symptoms Of tho disease. The
family consists OF soventcen persons
ranging in age from two months to sixty
years, and eight dogs, all living in two
small rooms and loft.
Hopper Carney entered tho saloon OF
James McFadden, in Ashland, on Feb. 81
aud demanded drink. McFadden refused
it, and says Carney began using abusiv,
language. At last they came To blows
aud McFaddon struck Carney on tho heaC
with an iron malct, inhicting fata
injury. This morning Carney's life wa
despatred Of, and McFadden was given
hearing before justice aud bail refused
Ho was sent to Jail.
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"Quetn's Lace HdndkorchicT'---1h hero Will
Will he n large audience present no doubt,
this evening, when this tavoIito opera OF
strauss IA presented by PatteTson's New
York opera company. The Scranton Rspubh.
can says :" Their rendition OF tho charming
piece was voted superior To that given mere
last fill, and the audience showed their ap-
probation by literally applauding Paul
Arthur rs Ccrvantes and George Guston as
Don Sancho gave very creditable interprs.
taiions OF their parts. CASTOR IL n nrst-rate
10 y comedian and his original humor helps to
make him very acceptable tn the audience.
Thomas Martin. NJ tho minister OF war, was
very funny and in the trio sang by Castor.
Frank and himself, no made quite hit"
Rurt. Saturday evening Charles A. Gard.
nor will appear Mt tho opera house In the
charming play of Karl" lie is n dialect
comedian OF avery superior order. Nothing
II overdone or strained on his part. but the
broken English with the sweet German ao-
cent falls from his tongue as easily and trip.
pingly IA from that any laxative " German
American " fellow citizen. Patti Rosa, the
sou brett, IL more than charming. She Ia the
realistic Irish domestic OF the best class
George Adams. friday event & this favor.
tie vii h his funny and many attractions will
bo In Fulton opera house, unques;iona' ly the
funniest clown In America, and while he IA
before tho audience gravity of expression Ia
simply out OF the question. Mr. Adams intro
duces many new features in his IIumpty
Dump'y" which are original with himself.
The pony "Seneca " Il great card. The lit
tie fellow Elbows marvellous degree OF In tel.
ligence and performs many cute tricks which
never fail TO please.
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o,mpa,,,o, Not Au ancient Diyorsion.

An English writer on gymuastc exer.
else says that gymnastics in any technical
sense remained unknown to modern
Europe until about l77i, when, at an edu.
cational establishment founded at Des-
sau, physical exercises were introduced as
part of the system. Soon afterward a Ger.
tain Galsmuths of Gotha published work
on gymnastics, and promoted the practice Of
them 10 many places. But in Germany it
was jain of Berlin who first started a
public gymnasium, in 1911. His estab-
lishment, with several others which had
been founded in imitation of it, was closed
in 1918 by the police, on the ground that
they were used as places of political
intrigue. A royal decree at last re estab-
lished their legality 10 1s42 and since that
time they have ilourished more in
Germany than elsewhere.
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FUREIGN ITEMS.
matters of Interest Elashed over the
Gables.

matters of Interest Elsshed over the
Uables.
PARIS, March 20.--The Figaro (news-
paper), has a dispatch from Cairo. Egypt,
this morning, which says that General
Gordon has told tho French consul at
Khartoun that he is disappointed in what
he has been able to accomplish. He said
1t would be impossible for him to defend
the place against tho advancing tribes.
1t is stated at Cairo that Abdel Kader
Pasha, minister OF war, will be sent to the
rescue Of General Gordon.
Reported flight Of the Rebel Leader.
SUAKIM, Egypt, March 2O.-Spies report
that Osman Dgna, with few followers,
has fed to the interior. His fight is at
tributed to tho reward offered for his cap.
ture. The slaves arc desorting bin ard
fleeing to Suakim.
The Reward Tor Osman al snss Hoad with
urSwn.
Admiral Hewett has Withdrawn his
offer of a reward for Osman Digna's head.
Conflicting Heports.
LONDON, March 20.--Dispatches re-
ceived from the newspaper reporters at
Suakim are in serious conflict with each
other. 1t is now reported that Osman
Digna has summoned the tribes to meet
ing to morrow to arrange for renewal of
active warfare.
The maori kinE - Visit England.
The Maori king will sale from Auckland
for England by way of San Francisco Oh
April 1st.
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mnKlru rnr nnmInArlnns.
Names from which the selection OF Ds
ga.a. "a Am lta M ..A.

Names FROM which the selection OF Dele
yatos win he Maue.
At q meeting Of tho Democracy of sew
eral OF the wards of tho city TO nominate
candidates for delegates TO the oity con.
vention to bo elected at the primaries TO
be held on S S,turday evening, tho follow.
ing nominations were made
Frat Watd-W. II. Roland, A, Pyle,
jacob Reese.
Go. Com.-W II. Roland.
Second Ward--J. II. Donnolly, Henry
Ransing, Philip Bernard, Hurh Kehoe,
DR.. j. j. Fitzpatrick, John Eohternacbt
David McMullen.
Go. Conn, J. S'eiumeiz
Seventh Wnrd--GCofDo Darmstetter,
Aug. S.einwandlc, Adam Knhlman, Henry
Smoych, Jos. Rose, John Kege.
Co. Com, Jacob II. Boacher.
Eighth Ward--JOhn Reitchie, Charles
Lippold, David Hardy, Frederick Glas.
brenner, Christian WISE, Jacob Spoo,
Frederick Judith, Alexander Scheid.
Co. Com. .--lisrnhart Snyder and Frank
Kautz.
IL will be socn that in some Of tho wards
no general nominations weTo made, as
thore was no general call for Wednesday
evening meetings. Other names can be
added to tho list at any time before the
primary elections, on Saturday evening {;
and. II left NJ this Office before Tomorrow
a. 3 y. m, will be duly announced and
printed on the slip tickets.
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SECOND EDITION.
EVENING, MAR. 40. 1854.
THE GOVERNMENT.
MIR. AnrHCR AMI FIIz JOHN poErEa
Tho President Ibtimstes that tho aeDersi
will secure Only his tiyii bights--
rbs Chinese Indemnity Fund.

Tho President Ibtmstes that tho ueDers I
will secure Only his tisil Eigbts--
ybs chinese Indemnity FUND.
New York, March 90 "A Washington
special to tho Eoen,ng Post says that at
the executive mansion few days since,
reference was made to the Fitz John Por
ter bill. Various features Of the bill were
discussed, when the president talked freely
Of the debates in Congress. Among other
things he said that the jealousy between
Porter and Pope had been very great, and
was not to be approved that in pardon.
ing Porter he had restored him to his
civil rights, and that he had not seen any
thing In the evidence that had been pre-.
sented, whether new or old, to Justify
placing him back in the army
The suggestion was made to tho presi.
dent that veto would not improve his
presidential prospects in Minnesota and
in some other quarters, where Porter was
said to have friends. The president took
no notice of this suggestion, but said that
he entertained these views and did not
object to having them known.
Tho Chincse Indemnity Fund.
WAsnINGToN, March 20.--The House
committee on foreign affairs to-day agreed
to report favorably the bill authorizing
the return to China Of tho residue of
tho Chinese indemnity fund.
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Live Stock NnrRet.

Receipts. 1900 head ship,
ments SO head market slow but steady |;
rougn packing. "a aOG6 20 ! packing and ship.
ping, o. 79I 80; light, % oo96 IS; skips, u
tl5 rs.
Cattle--Receipts $500 head shipments, 900
do; market slow but steady exports % 80
do G5; good to choice shipping - 7008 IL I;
Texans s5f{6.
sheep-lteceipts, 500 head shipments. l. 400
10 market slow and prices unchanged In
fcrior 10 fair, s3St; medium to good, eis25
choice To extra, s5ip5 10. Lambs, % 50G8.
EAsT LIBERTY-Catts slow; prime, % 256
6iO fair to good, s5 50GI6 % common, slf55
receipts, s35 heat; shipments, 40 head.
Hogs slow /; receipts, 800 head shipments
500 head Philadelphias, 81 i037 20; Workers,
80 25GlS 20
sheep dull prime, s5 5O66 fair to good. 81
95 25 common, 8R3 80; receipts, 800 head
shipments, . 200 head.
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THIS.

JOHNSON In this city, on the 18th inst.
George Host, son OF Charles and Ella Eckert
Johnson, aged 10 months and % days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from the residence OF his parents, No. 229
East Chestnut street, on Friday afternoon at
o'clock. Intermont at Lancaster cemetery. N
JoRDAN.-In this city, on the 18th inst,
Elite, daughter OF Elizabeth B., and the late
John 5. Jordan, In the 26th year OF her age.
Funeral from tho residence OF her mother,
No. b24 North Duke street, on Saturday morn.
ing al lOH o'clock The relatives and friends
are respectfully invited to attend. q
sHEAFFER In East Earl township, on the
10th inst Mrs. ID, Z. sheifer, In the SD year
OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the deceased
arc respectfully invited TO attend the funeral,
from the residence OF Adam Geist Blue Ball
on Saturday next at 10 o'clock. Interment al
Christ church, LeUcock township. m20 2t.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with tho eXcruciating pain OF cutting teeth
II 10, go ut once ana get n bottle nj MRS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer neutrality-suspicious.
upon II ; there IL no mistake about II. There If
not mother on earth who has ever used II,
who will not tell you at once that II will
regulate tho bowels and give rest to tho
mother, and reliet ana health to tho child, OPP
Grating like magic. 1t II perfectly safe Ia use
In all cases, ami pleasant to the uIste and l.
the prescription OF one OF the oldest and best
emale physicians In the United States. Sold
everywhere. % cents n bottle.
mayl-M. saw
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seems strange that any one will suffer
from the many arrangements brought on by
an impure condition of the blood, when SEQ
WILLS SSARSAPARILLA AND STILLINGIA,
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will restore
perfect health to the physical orga nization. II
Is indeed n strengthening syrup, pleasant TO
take, ald has proven itself 10 he the best
BLOOD PURIFIER ever discovered, effect.
ually curing Scrotula, Syphlitic disorders,
Weakness of the Kidneys, Erysipclas, Mala.
ria; all nervous disorders and debility. bill
Ious complaints and all diseases indicating an
impure condition OF the Blood, Liver, hid
nCys, stomach, Skin, etc. IL corrects indi
gestion. A single bottle will prove to you itf
merits ~ a health renewer, TOR II ACTS LlK L
A CHARM, especially when the complaint Is
OF an exhaustive nature, having tendency to
lessen the natural vigor OF the brain and ner
XOuA ANAlpm.
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DEMOvAB.
IL The of1ice OF tho Lancaster Gaslight and
Fuel Company has been removed 10 No. l2V
NORTH QUEEN STREET. m20-StR
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Twu DRIVING AuUIuEsTs.
A NJ inhtGr Thrown from IA Hugyy-TLs y
rlOus Mi-hap OF Driver.

A MinMtGr Thrown from IA nuggy-Ths 80
rlous Mi,haP OF u Driver.
On Saturday afternoon last as Rev. Nc
pin Harding, was returning from tho
Episcopal church at Nickel Mines, where
he had conducted the morning services,
ono OF thespriugs of tho buggy in which
he was riding broke and Mr.. Harding was
thrown from tho vehicle and sustained
painful but not dangerous injuries. Tho
horse ran OFF, and son of the rector, who
was in his company, could only stop it by
running the animal in the bushes by the
roadside. Tho buggy was badly wrecked
but young Harding escaped injury.
On TueFday George Ellison was driving
ono Of Frederick Engle's mineral water
wagons through Rohrerstown, when the
pin which holds the wagon bed and run.
ming gears together came out. The bed
dropped down and Ellison was thrown out
with the horses on top Of him. lie was
badly cut about the head, and had one foot
30 badly injured that no is unable to be
abCut,
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WITHOUT EXCEPTION THE BEsr 90
w Cigar in the city. -
nARTMAn's YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
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mahh Ego.
isnlin,ieIunIn niaEnut.

PHILApRLPHIA. Mar, 20 Flour steady toI
Qood brands; superhne State, " 75q30O; Extra
DO s3 tOlp3 so Pa. family, ~ 60G5 W Ohio n
Indiana family, soa6 90 MINI: extra, clear,
s. COa6 boi do Straight, o. 5Og8 % 10 winter pat
Ry0 -four dun ~ - 30,
Wheat steady but quiet No 2 Western Red,
sl o7HQl Olhi 20. 40, GhGssc; No.
Psnn'asRed, u IL.
Corn quiet steamer mixed and yellow, ON
6l5gc sail yellow ana mixed, Big6sc; No. 3
mixod and yellow, 5Id5sc.
Oats quiet and steuuyi No. White, ttip
IiI,c 40. ito l3kci No. mixed, i21ae.
Seeds Clover dull AT 81 g9Hc Timothy dull
at sl tOlal ca; Flaxseed firm at VI 20.
Provisions steady, tar demand; Mess
PorE, SO E0R20 80 Beet Hams, s2Stg!s so; Indta
Mess Ieot t24te2i5 60.
BG.on~ smoked Shoulders, skei salt do,
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PITTsBURG, March 20.-The Chicago
Limited express, coming east, ran into a
land slide near Columbus at 4 o'clock this
morning and was wrecked.
Later reports say that Engineer Rich
ards and the firemen were instantly killed.
All the passengers are moro or less in
jured, but mono were killed.
The baggage master and brakeman
were slightly injured. EightJof the pas
sengers were hurt, but none Of them had
bones broken, and it is said all will DO able
to go through to their destination.
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NEW ADYERrJSEMEST

prnoyAl..-TnE oFrIUm or BAUM
IL gardner's 4 Joneries, coal dealers, has
"Tn mo s,dR No. l2e NORTH QUEEN ct.
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FrInrlio square song COLLECTION,

Harper " Brothers, New York. have
published No. 2 Of the Franklin Square
aong collection, complied by Prof. J. p.
McCaskey Of this city. The book con-
taius two hundred fav0rite songs aud
hymns some OF them new and some Of
them very old, aud all very good. Tho
collection embraces every variety of music
from the lively airs of the nursery to the
solemn requiems of the t0mb-soUgs Of
home, Of love of sentiment, OF patriotism.
An admiral feature Of the book is that the
music OF each piece il complete on one
page, or on two pages that face each other
so that no leaf 10 turned by tho performer
in completing any piece in the collection.
Prot. McCaskey takes occasion to make
special acknowledgment 10 publishers and
others for copyright privileges. and pays
merited tribute to tho musical ability of
Prof. Carl Matt of this city for his valua-
ole assistance IA tho compilation.