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Cincinnati Commercial (Newspaper) - December 14, 1872, Cincinnati, OhioA pm Imam re a 8the Cincinnati commercial saturday december 14. 187-2. Kobe s third concert. Nothing but a sense of his unquestionable and firmly established popularity Here notwithstanding his Brief acquaintance with our con Cert goers could have induced us to apply in print the vulgar familiarity of nomenclature common among the loungers or opera Glass brigade of the orchestral Periphery to the distinguished Rubinstein nor would a dissent from the general Praise be at All allowable if it were not that the constant tension is Likely at last to break perhaps at a critical moment and produce a discord at which popular favor might take flight. Ergo a Little dissent is a Good thing just As a Little bitters in the Matutina cocktail impart tonic and relish. The artist Laboured with his instrument and his hair last night More successfully with the former for it did what he required of it but those Bee Hovian locks persisted in falling Forward from either Side of his head like a pair of disordered tassels every time he bowed to the piano in response to the frequently repeated applause. It was perplexing but artist like. Or. Rubinstein a selections were not More popular than those of the preceding concerts but his performance exhibited the same Mastery of the instrument. His hands fell with downy soft Ness or thundered upon the keys like Cyclops hammers which Soever he willed and whether in the thunderous contrasts of Liszt or the sensuous whisperings of Chopin the theme stood out distinctly As the pattern in an exquisite embroidery. In this respect Rubinstein a Stylo recalls Thal Berg whom he excels in expression and the Fine shading of sound so difficult to impart to piano music. Like that artist too he exhibits ardor without warmth an element which distinguished Rottschalk and made him Par excellence the interpreter of Chopin. A or. Sieniawski maintained himself As the popular favorite giving a popular Little air in response to an enthusiastic Call. Mile. Liebhart did not appear owing to temporary indisposition but the gorgeous my Lle Ormenyi filled her place on the stage if not in the personal preference of the audience. She Sang the Flower song from a Faust a not As the Cary warbled it exactly but acceptably enough and took quite As much pairs to make herself agreeable. The audience was fair and enthusiastic enough to applaud but it did not violently insist upon repetitions or reappearance in any . The last performance takes place to Day and this is the programme part t. 1. Sonata Anton Rubinstein. Weber. 2. Aria a a a Romeo pm Lle i Mise Miery. Vac Cal. 3. A Elegie Erast b polonaise Sieniawski Henry Sieniawski. 4. A a Sweet spirit hear my prayer a my Lle Louise Liebhart. Wallace. 5. A songs without words March 6 a a Midsummer night s dream a Anton Rubinstein. Mendelssohn. Pakt1l 6. Sonata for piano and violin Anton Rubinstein and Henri Sieniawski. Rubinstein. 7. Aria�?1�?olafl of a my Lle xxi use lie Bart. Paccini. 8. O legend b airs Russess Henri Sieniawski. Sieniawski. 9. Non e very Anton Rubinstein. Mattel. 10. A miniature minuet serenade Valse. Pres do Rousseau new a Rubinstein bar Carole no. 5, new Valse Caprice Antou Rubinstein. Fire in Avondale. The elegant residence of or. James Mckee Hau in Avondale known As Paradise was totally destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon. The fire originated in a pile of shavings in the cellar unknown. By the Aid of neighbors a Large portion of the furniture was saved. The building and furniture were insured to the amount of $19,000, in companies represented by Peter a. White. _ _ old Grimes May be dead but Young Grimes Isnit. Young Grimes William was arrested last night and lodged at the ninth Street station charged with the Petit larceny of a shawl from a store on Central Avenue near seventh Street. He was arrested on suspicion by officers Paul us and Staley while trying to Pawn the shawl on sixth Street Between main and Walnut. The officers had not heard of the theft but they considered it a Good station House Case and they were right although they do belong to the police appointed by mayor Davis for when they reached the station with their prisoner they found t Here a claimant for the shawl. To night at 7 45 of clock a Young Nnena sprayer meeting will be held in the rooms of the Young menus Christian association 200 Vine Street conducted by Rev. Ebud Hailey pastor of the seventh Street congregational Church. To Morrow afternoon at of clock the Bible class led by Theo. Kemper esq., will meet in the Reading room of the association. To Morrow evening at 7 of clock a service of song occurs at which time an address to Young men will be delivered by judge m. B. Agnns of the Superior court. Strangers in the City and Young men who have no regular place of worship Are invited to attend these services. A am , the comedian is drawing Large and appreciative audiences to Woods theater. Performances this afternoon and evening. At Mozart Hall the japs Are tearing niggle All into Small pieces. The Hiben icon is attracting crowds of people to the Melodeon Hall. _ we Are requested to remind the citizens of Cincinnati not to forget the four Hundred orphans at Xenia when they make their Holiday presents. The orphans Home was built and is furnished by the state but it needs paintings engravings pictorials and books. Whatever the friends of the orphans desire to contribute will be forwarded if left at the custom House care of r. H. Stephenson. The Hutchinson family will appear in our City during the holidays giving two concerts the first at the third presbyterian Church on West seventh Street on thursday evening december 2g, and the second at the seventh Church Broadway near fifth Street Friday evening the 27th. The latter concert is to be Given for the Benefit of the Pilgrim Mission Sabbath school. The fire yesterday Forenoon partially destroyed the upper portion of tic Law building in third Street opposite Ilam mom. The loss on the building about $1,000, is co Vertu in the equitable of new York. Various parties occupying rooms in the building were damaged by Prater. chair makers association filed articles of incorporation in the recorder s office yesterday. The trustees Are Henry Macke Clements Froyle Henry parting and Herman bus flier. A foundling a female infant about four weeks old was left hot night at mrs. Nora Bush s bad House on sixth Street Between John and Smith by a woman of bad repute. It is there now. United states commissioner Halliday yesterday discharged Mary a. Carr who was arrested for opening letters that did not belong to her. There was no evidence to sustain the musical a a now possesses Nineteen Heaters and Halls of music. A a the italian opera of Cairo has opened with a i purity it a Sung by mate. Parepa my. Corsi Cottoni and Mendini. A singular musical society has just been founded at Minden a Small town in Westphalia. Its object is to furnish a musical service for the interment of its deceased members. The subjects of it. George Macdonald a lectures in the United states Are to be Burns Giu Speare Tennyson Wordsworth Milton and Hood. A new symphony by m. Widor maitre do Cha Pevc at St. Sulpice Las been accepted for performance at the grand concerts of the Paris conservatoire. A Short time before his death Theophile Gautier finished the text of in opera in five a the vampire.�?�. Lafitte w Rote hie score for this piece and it will probably be brought out this Winter. The part which was originally written for a Tenor has been arranged for a Bass As Gautier wished Faure to sing it. The turkish opera which is to be produced at Vienna during the next years exhibition is written by Dirian Bey and is founded on a National sufi act. In the death of Ottilie von Goethe who died on the 20th of october in the poets old House on the goeth Platz another link is severed Between the Germany of the present and that of the great it optic and dramatic age. This lady was the daughter in Law of the great poet. The prospectus of a boarding school at Perth contains the following announcement a in mythology the pupils will be taught All that is necessary to enable them thoroughly to understand modern operas who shall say the austrians Are not a musical people an idea of the severity of the examination for admission at the Paris conservatory of music May be seen from the fact that out of one Hundred and three female and thirty two male applicants for admission to the class in piano instruction Only thirteen of the former and eight of the latter were chosen. Of the violin class there were thirty five applicants and Only eight admitted. Within a few months past or. Leonard Harrison has had in his Possession a genuine picture by the great English Painter Turner. The authenticity of this work can not be doubted for it was purchased by or. M. D. Conway out of the noted Gillott Sale in London. But no one familiar with the Handiwork of Turner could doubt but what this rare production was the offspring of his brain and Brush for it has the evidences of his Peculiar method of handling and it has that attempt to get delicacy of tint and justness of tone which characterizes the work of Turner at this period eighteen. How Little material the subject affords for positive effect of color May be gathered from the title at the first sign the Spectator sees Only a dim Uncertain space of water and filmy sky. You have a Dan self Light Aud air which comes out from this hand breadth of Canvas but it is not until your Eye has rested upon the picture for awhile that the Mist lifts up Aud Here and there Are seen the faint forms of ships and steamers. And these whether in motion or floating with the tide Are visible in the Mist Aud upon the water they do not appear As if painted upon the Canvas but take their place in perspective with As much certainty As regards distance As Trees and houses would in a landscape upon a cloudless Day. It is this artistic perception of delicacy or tint Aud a knowledge of the gradation of color which characterize Turners Genius. It is possible that there Are to be had Many pictures by other artists which would be preferable to this and not Cost one tenth the Money. But they would not be Turners. The Pearl and Sapphire Are Beautiful and we Are pleased to Wear them but they can not take the place of the Diamond. It is Worth while to say that were this picture in one of the Eastern cities it would have been the subject of voluminous discussion. As the Winter weather has seriously set in the artists in our City have begun to work. Pictures of landscapes or portraits or figures according to the special Branch which May be pursued stand you the easels in a More or less finished state. Or. Tait free from the cares and responsibilities of the exposition exhibition at his room Corner of eighth and Vine has entered upon the legitimate and More congenial occupation of the artist. A Small landscape of 8wiss scenery very pleasant in tone and picturesquely com fat used needs but a few touches before it passes nto the Possession of its owner or. 8. Emery. Another picture representing a Waterfall in the mountains boldly painted and full of striking effects is to take its place in the Choice collection of or. W. A Groesbeck. Or. Taitus studio shows evidence of his Long and Friendly association with celebrated artists of the old world. Hanging upon the Walls or crowding the portfolios Are half finished but most suggestive sketches of Munkasey elaborately completed pictures in Oil and water color by the Achen bachs Herzog Tummel Seigert Jacobson and Many others while there Are several of those incomparable drawings in Black and White by Herzog. Or. Taitus studio is a curious and interesting place to visit. Several very pleasing and artistic Auto types have recently been produced by or. George Potter a Young Man just graduated from the Mcmeken Art school. These Auto types Are made by the artist for so he May be called by scratching out the picture on the photographic plate. The subjects Are picturesque Little bits of country scenery in the Way of Brooks farmhouses old Mills amp a. The important duties of principal of the Mcmicken Art school leave or. Noble very Little time to work at his easel. Something of this even in the Way of teaching he is obliged to do. Since the completion of his much talked of picture a forgiven a which by the Way was conceived and finished during last Summers vacation among the Hills of Kentucky or. Noble has not undertaken any important work. Upon a Small Canvas there is a partially completed picture of a Young child who is trying with an offer of a Saucer of milk to coax a Little Puppy dog whip has taken Refuge in an old overturned Hogshead. This promises to of a Moat Etui Mii picture. But or. Nobles most effective work is in the school of design. Here Are hundreds of Young men and woman Olio by Day and by night Are profiting under his unremitting conscientious attention and knowledge. ,. Grafton continues to produce those elaborate drawings which Are giving him deserved reputation. Lindsay is More than Busy with Nis landscapes which find ready purchasers. I. Webber is painting portraits beads which if seen in new York would give him wealth and Fame while or. Benson is hard at work both on figures and landscape. _ afoot in Florida. Correspondence Cincinnati commercial. St. Augustine fla., november 25, 1872. I believe when i last wrote i had just arrived at Smyrna but there is one thing i had forgotten that will add greatly to the influx of Winter tourists to this state when the route is opened As Well As exhibit a Field of tropical Luxuriance comparatively untrodden by Man. An Effort is being made to secure water communication into Lake Okeechobee in the Everglades. There is already a natural communication which with the expenditure of a few thousand dollars could to made passable for considerable sized boats. It is i believe from Lake in Winsett by a us ill Stream and Lake to Lake Soho Pekalla Lake Cypress and Kissimmee into Kissimmee River that runs southward into Lake Okeechobee thence southwestward by Way of the Catoosa Hatcher River to the Gulf. This will furnish a delightful interesting and Safe trip to tourists and if Jacksonville appreciates her own interests she will push it through As soon As possible. This will also furnish excellent amusement and an exalted moral pastime of indiscriminate Slaughter of Birds a gators and everything shoo table just suited to these compulsory pious and grave Yard looking youths and old men that yearly visit Here who can not find anything More exalting or diverting than wholesale Slaughter of innocent creatures. Whether the a Gator can be classed among innocent creatures or not i an a Zybie to say. Prejudice and a unpleasant experience May influence my judgment. Suffice it that the poor a Gator cannot take his opium anymore on the Hanks of the St. Johns without being awakened from his siesta probably on the Banks of the alligators Jordan or to the realization that it is not All of life to live especially when you have a Rifle Ball rolling around in Jour bowels. Every boat that comes up the St. Ohns expends a vast amount of ammunition and # there was a a Gator killed for every one who claims a victim St. Johp a would become a cesspool that would be a death Hole to invalids. Take your requiescat in pact poor a Gator if thou canst hut i would emigrate to some Bourne where ma.1 via is so Deuse that no traveler if he should be unfortunate As to get there Ever returns. But to return to Smyrna. This place has a celebrity and a n�.m�. From the efforts of doctor Turnbull an Engin Hmira who during the English Possession or this to ate endeavoured like Many other people Are doing nuyt re and fail to establish a Colony and amass a Fortune. Securing from the Mediterranean in the year 17 57, some twelve Hundred corsican and i Horican chiefly the latter he gave to this new Eldorado the name of new Smyrna building for himself a Castle or rather an embryo fortress which was at the name time a prison House for rebellious colonists. He secured that plenary Power at Home that soon made him think he was Sovereign lord Over everything and everybody until his cruel practices and exaction culminated in rebellion and flight to Augustine of Many of the colonists and he awaken done morning to find his Golden dreams had vanished like Ether before a Radiant Sun. What an ass a Little exaltation makes of some people. The Sands of time have not effaced his footprints. He has left behind him enduring Monu. Ments of his Industry. Extensive canals still remain Miles in length that Drain Rich and Fertile swamps of Many thousand acres devoted chiefly to the culture of indigo that is now found wild through All this Region. His Export from one years crop amounted to the handsome sum of �2,812, and it is my by if that it can be raised profitably now. In 1774, the London society for the encouragement of arts Aud science presented a Gold medal to or. Strachey for As Fine a say Nale of indigo from Here As that from Guiteu Uduc these swamp we a lands drained by the canal make the finest sugar Cane. But Little of the Lann is cultivated and could be purchaser cheap. Native Foreste Are growing with Pines eighteen inches in diameter and Palmetto thirty feet High where sugar Cane once Greer Ana the Row Are As distinctly visible As if planted last year. This will again produce Fine sugar and syrup and there is nothing in the world of its kind to equal the Florida syrup. The Smyrna Orange also has a great reputation and surpasses the Havana both in Richness and flavor. This place is situated on Hillsboro Inlet that runs into Halifax River. We started up the River for Daytona and passing the remains of several Coquina Rock houses we at last came to a High Bluff directly facing Mosquito Inlet upon which was standing a roofless House with perfect Walls of Coquina Rock. Here taking a seat in the wide spreading branches of a live Oak tree we enjoyed a refreshing Ocean Breeze with a Distant View of the rolling noisy turbulent surf that sings Lullaby to your restless spirit. This Coquina Rock is nothing More than comminuted Marine Shell with a sprinkling of Sand easily Cut into any desirable shape and hardening on exposure. All the old houses were built of it and judging from present appearances it made excellent building material. Coming up the River a few Miles we came to an extensive Savanna filled with Salt water lagoons. Securing the services of a Man he carried us by boat through devious windings to the opposite Side some four Miles Distant when we mounted again our pedestrian steeds. Night soon overtook us and houses like Angel visits Are beautifully and widely disseminated and when you arrive at where they ought to be they ainu to there but just two Miles or so Back from the Road and All of this is not pleasant on a dark night with the fild animals let Loose regardless of a Fellows feelings. About 9 of clock we arrived at Daytona and secured entertainment with the hospitable colonists. Wakening in the morning somewhat refreshed several friends proposed we should take a sea Bath which new and diverting experience i eagerly desired so taking a sail oat we crossed the Halifax River then the Peninsula some three fourths of a mile wide when we came to what was to me the most Beautiful sight i had yet witnessed. As far As the Eye could reach northward or southward the Ocean surf Rolls up in a matchless Resistless fury with its Low Dull heavy hypnotic moan. The Beach is very wide and one May Wade for Twenty Yards out and. Meet the creamy capped Waves As they break at his feet or going still farther meet the larger wave in a manner Only known by experience. Having prepared ourselves the bolder and More experienced marched directly out and meet the larger Waves Rode gracefully and unconcern edly through or Over them. Gaining courage i essayed to do the same thing seeing a big fellow coming i rushed farther out up he came and passed Over me through me or under me i done to know which but this i do know that suddenly something dropped and the close proximity of a Clam Shell to my sit Down added to my fright induced a degree of agility that would have astonished a professional athlete. Turning the rudder of my vessel Seaward neither stopped nor staid i but tacked for the Shore and anchored in order to determine whether my boat was completely stove in or Only partially wrecked not discovering any leakage and being assured of my seaworthiness by More experienced tars i concluded to launch again getting minute directions How to port my Helm. I started again and Rode the wave like a Jolly Sailor. If my Lan stage is not strictly nautical old tars must Par on me As my experience has been quite limited and my vessel is a Shore Craft. One can Bathe Here during the whole Winter with perfect Comfort and entertainment can to had at several places along the Halifax the most pleasant of which is or. J. A. Bostrum a. Six Miles above Daytona an intelligent swedish gentleman living on the Peninsula. Here All the comforts of a Nome can be secured. Or. Mcdonald fifteen Miles below is prepared to receive guests As Well As Lowd of Smyrna. Daytona As a Colony first had its inception in the brain of Matthias Day formerly of Mansfield Ohio but through an unfortunate combination of circumstances it passed out of his hands ceased to be a Colony and came into the Possession of Charles e. Jackson of new Jersey who now lives Here and is fitting up for himself a Home. The tract embraces two thousand seven Hundred acres fronting on the River and is pleasantly located Laid out into streets and avenues for a prospective it Day. There Are fifteen settlers Here at present with the Prospect of a considerable addition during the coming Winter. The most of the land is primitive Forest and will grow the Orange and other tropical fruits but no person is justified in breaking up a business anywhere and moving to a new country on the apse Dixit of any one but should first visit the country and see and be satisfied to make those sacrifices incident to Pioneer life anywhere. But i shall speak More of this in another letter. One objectionable feature to this part of Florida is at present its isolation and inaccessibility but efforts Are being made with every Prospect of Success to bring this Region into connection with the outer world. Leaving Daytona we came up to the jihad of Halifax River by boat and then entered Bulow Creek. I was astonished and delighted to see myriads of swallows that i had supposed went farther South to Winter. Another interesting and ubiquitous animal is found Here i Call it an animal in to Trio Annoot Moo Quito. It is stated that farther Down on Indian River they Are mistaken for snipe but then i Don t believe everything i hear they Tell some tall Mosquito stories Here but i will first inform you of Liat i know to be a fact or rather what i know about mosquitoes and leave the succeeding to your credulity. About Palatka the Mosquito Are so thick at certain seasons of the year that the people build fires in their front Yards to attract them and circling around this fire they fall and cover the ground to the depth of eight inches often putting out the fire. They Call this the Blind and no biting Mosquito but equally As pest Ferous As the other. A gentleman whose veracity i do not question told me that on the Halifax near Indian River he has often been driven from his table and been compelled to finish his dinner in bed under a net and remain there until the following morning and Tomt the window was covered so densely with them As not to admit of a Ray of Light but it is not so everywhere. Indian River is the mosquitoes Paradise. It is stated of one poor gentleman visiting there that suffering intolerably from them he sought Refuge under a old Iron sugar Kettle and was just congratulating himself on his Good Fortune when he heard them pecking away on the Subiaco. Discovering their Bills through the Kettle he kept clinching them until he had so Many fastened that they flew away with it. This looks fishy and you May believe it As Yov Ulease. I bad expect finish my trip to this place but will have to Cufer it4o another letter. W. A business notices. Teasdale a Dye House 265 Walnut St. Ivl4-tf dyeing and scouring at walkers 65 e. Third St. Mhz of to dress the Blair beautifully burnetts cocaine a a Batchelor a hair Dye is the Best in the world. Harmless reliable and instantaneous. The Only perfect Dye. Sold by All druggists. Ocl Leod of Best and oldest family Sanford Sliver purely vegetable cathartic and tonic for dyspepsia constipation debility sick headache bilious attacks and All do Range ments of liver stomach and bowels. Ask your druggist for it. Beware of imitations. Ja6-52tsa Montgomery s hair restorer. A that there Are Many Points of similarity Between the human hair and bulbous vegetable productions can not be denied and As the hair establishes an Independent growth with sap vessels follicles and roots of its own it stands to reason that it can be fostered in the same Way a3 the vegetable it resembles. The Only difficulty is to know what to apply to promote its Luxuriance Force the torpid germ to vegetate and excite healthy sap secretion giving the full and natural color. This for years has puzzled the Best analytical chemists but has at length been set at rest by the discovery of Montgomery a celebrated hair restorer which is As adapted to the production of luxuriant hair the increase of those vital particles which secrete the colouring matter and also vilifying to those undeveloped hair germs which lie in the pores without growth As the phosphates and other appliances Are to the vegetable world. This valuable discovery is bound to supersede All oils unguents and Poma tums and May be obtained at wholesale and retail of William c. Montgomery no. 140 North sixth Street Philadelphia. Sold by All druggists. John d. Park. Gen. At. Spectacles preserve the sigh our Gold Silver and steel spectacles speak for themselves. There is nothing More appropriate for a Christmas present. No difficulty about obtaining a perfect fit As we will change the glasses if they do not suit free of charge. James Foster jr., amp co., o Pic a n s. S. W. Cor. Of fifth and race streets. It commercial colleges a Holiday present of a to ten dollars to every full course student who enters Nelsons College and Telegraph Institute before the 2d Day of january 1873. This is the old. Established Institute of this City. S. E. Cor. Fourth and Vine its. Scholarships always at Par always redeemable in tuition and never issued to pay for advertising Bills amp a. At Tiik convention of the International business College association held in Detroit on june 13,1�71, or. Spencer from the select committee appointed to report resolutions expressing the sense of the association relative to the College at Cincinnati submitted the following whereas the International business College association is often confounded with the late Bryant amp Stratton Elia in to the injury of the members of the association resolved that Nelsons business College of Cincinnati is the sole representative of the International business College association in that City and As an association we shall Honor no scholarships issued in Cincinnati except those of that institution. Resolved that if necessary the executive committee he and Are hereby empowered to publish this action Over their signatures in the newspapers of Cincinnati. Sex. Committee foe the present year. R. C. Spencer sex offi Cio Milwaukee wis. L. I. Williams sex offi Cio Rochester n. Y. E. R. Felton Cleveland Ohio. E. 0. Folsom Albany n. Y. G. E. Soule new Orleans la. It Bryant Stratton Han s o o l l e g e. Over 400 graduates of this institution Are engaged in business in Cincinnati. Students from the states of Ohio Indiana Kentucky Tennessee Alabama Louisiana and Michigan Are attending this College. The Best evidence of the superiority of the Bryant Stratton amp Dehan College Over All others in the West is that the Bankers merchants professional and leading business men of Cincinnati Send their sons to this College to have them qualified As first class Book keepers Aud Telegraph operators. Ladies Are admitted for Book keeping and telegraphing. 5,000 College papers now ready to Send to any address giving full information. Graduates of this College Are assisted in getting situations. Salaries Range from $75 to $100 per month. None but the most eminent professors employed at this College. Telegraphing taught by two of the most expert operators in this country. Spot a l it he it Joung Niveo of Cincinnati who secure their scholarships before the Hob Days. $20 at least can re saved. Parents give your sons a thorough business and telegraphic education at the Only legitimate business and Telegraph College in Cincinnati the Bryant Stratton amp Dehan College in pikes opera House open Day and evening. Parents Call to Day saturday it Gundry a business College fifth and Walnut Cincinnati. Ryphe gudf8t institution of the 1 kind m the country and the Only one in the City Liere a practical and thorough business education can be obtained. More of its graduates Are connected with business houses than All others in the state combined Over one thousand Are engaged in the Active duties of life in Cincinnati alone. Young men wishing to Complete a course of commercial studies would do Well to patronize a permanent Aud reliable institution a Pioneer in All the leading features of the commercial College and that has outlived some six rival colleges in our City. A Premium specimen of penmanship Worth $20, executed in Gold Silver Aud Pearl White inks will be Given to each student that secures a scholarship at this institution Between this and the 1st of january and which can not to produced elsewhere in the United states. Specimens of penmanship and circulars seut on application. It John gun pry Quot principal table Ware. Grand display of triple plated table Ware elegant patterns at greatly reduced prices at Oscar 175 Vine Street. No26-tf fancy goods notions. Amp a. Great Sale of French jewelry Whitby Jet j e weary French Jet jewelry Shell and Horn jew Elry at Wrights new store 81 w. Fourth St. Beautiful goods at Low prices. It Fren c a clocks French clocks. I have just received a Large in 1 voice of French clocks and fancy bronzes of Ray own importation which i will ofter very Low during the holidays. Call and see French clocks cheaper than Guy other House in the City at Lovell a. It Comei of filth and race streets. Clothing. Our own make. In order to reduce our Large Stock of goods we will from this Date sell our Fine ready made clothing at an actual reduction of 30 per cent. We Call special attention to on splendid variety of fall and Winter overcoats. La a by a 74 West fourth Street opposite pikes opera House. Furs. O o hats hats hats of a he manufacturer. All our Standard hats Are 50 cents the i Dollar below the regular prices elsewhere. The oldest established hat House on fourth Street and Buffalo Robes &0. Music. J a Tvett cd Dobmeyer amp Newhall jul adj cd 50 West fourth Street have the largest collection of. Furs music books and embracing novellas elegantly bound editions. Music boxes Robes amazing bargains music albums v music stands instruments folios musical toys amp a. Lt-8p at Burk hardts 183 and 185 main St. It clothing. Clothing we have just finished marking Down our entire Stock of Winter clothing. Ii Low prices Are any inducements for Good clothing now is your time to examine our Large and Complete assortment at the one Price clothing store of Vornholtz amp Goodman 112 w. Fifth St. De3-2t oter Stock of overcoats is yet the Best assorted in the City. Call and examine it at Louis Greebler 146 West fifth St. It oysters. Ter wish to Call the attention of my friends and the Public to the fact that i am now prepared to Supply All with a Superior Quality of fresh oysters at prices to suit the times. Retail prices medium Brand per half can 30c. Standard Brand per half can 40c. Extra Large selects per half can 60c. Choice celery per doz., 50c. Liberal discount to the Trade orders from a distance promptly attended to. A , 187 w. Sixth bet. Elm and Plum Market Square _dcl2-2t-12,l 1 furnishing goods. Enormous reduction. Hats Iii its Ani for Niseng goods. On account of removing in shall continue to offer All of our new and splendid Stock at very Low prices. Isaac f. Smith 72 w. Fourth St., Opp. Pikes opera House. It pianos. Mason a Hamlin organs Are acknowledged by artists from All parts of the world to be _ the finest in tone and touch and 8 so the most durable organs made. Found Only at our water coins. John Church pc co., it 66 West fourth Street. I have just received a Large Supply of those Beautiful Estey cottage organs with Vox he Mana and Vox jubilant for pars 3 # Lor use. D. H. Baldwin it 158 w. Fourth St. At the price8 we Are now Selling pianos it will pay purchasers to hold them for the holidays. Two sex Jet s tra handsome second hand carved 2 a pianos for Sale. 8mith amp Nixon it 24 West fourth St., 2d floor. Pianos and musical instruments for Holiday presents Afine variety of the celebrated Steck pianos and a Large As a sort ment of a kinds of in Seal instruments for Sale by Albert Krell it s. W. Cor. For to and Elm its. Christmas and new years presents having just made Large purchases of pianos in the East i am now prepared to show the largest Stock of pianos in Cincinnati suitable a int �4 for Christmas and new years pres b in cents at profits that no other House is willing to accept. Pianos rented so that the rent pays for an instrument. Call Early and make a selection at the piano Arcade. 278 and 280 w. A sixth St. De7-Tfsa-Tu&Ampth c. M. Murch. Great excitement in pianos. To he most magnificent pianos Ever j seen in Cincinnati just received from the following celebrated makers Bitting it pc pianos Calenberg amp re a Vaupell a pianos the favorite Manbat-9 i a Tan pianos the Central pianos and a lot of other Fine makers in fact they Excel by far All other pianos in the Market. Persons wishing to Purchase really Fine pianos and organs at the most reasonable prices will do Well to Call and examine the above Noble instruments before purchasing. Britting a bro., manufacturer. In portent Aud dealers del2.tt Fco thew corny a of filth Pum at amusements. Be their fair. G r a n 1 Proem Ade concert saturday event mfg dec. 14,1872, a by the Newport Barracks band. Programme 1. Veteran . 2. Selection Felt rth a la . 3. Be Merrie . 4. Song Waltzes Wellman. 5. I. O. O. F. . 6. Lute song from . 7. Confusion . 8. Storm King . 9. Sladow dance from Beer. 10. Glimmer Light Waltzes. C. Faust. Admission 10 cents. Exposition Hall Elm Street. pikes opera House to Day. Grand gala Rubinstein matinee this saturday after Nix amp a december 14, at 2 of clock. Last and Farewell appearance in Cincinnati of Anton Rubinstein Alenri Sieniawski my Lle Louise Liebhart my to Louise Ormenyi. Box office open at churches music store. Orchestra Clia is $2 general admission $1 family Circle 50 cents. Steinway a pianos used a Rubinstein concerts. It Woods theater. B last two performances of the humorous comedian or. C. A a. Bishop who will appear this saturday at the matinee at 2 of clock in is entirely new drama War Clouds. In the a vening at 8 of clock for the last time As our special correspondent in War Clouds. Monday the Coleman Sisters. It Melodeon Hall. Great Success a crowded houses a go Early for seats. Frank Mac Evoys new % or Ireland in America. If the favorite Irish comedian. Intr. W. F. Laylor As Barney the guide. With songs dances and sketches of Irish character. Miss Kate . Miss Mary Mcc Daley. Miss Fanny widow. Miss Kate Byrnes. Mrs. Of Cali Gibau. Prof. Moe8lln.musical director. Frank Mac . To conclude with the screaming farce Barney and the ghost. A the scene Between Barney and the ghost regularly awakens the wildest Mercury. Admission 50c. Of Quot matinee saturday at 2 p. M. Adults 25c, children 10c. It of. C. Yarlick agent. Mozart Hall. For six nights and one matinee commencing monday evening dec. Return with increased attractions of the world famous Royal Yeddo japanese troupe thirteen in number pronounced by the entire press Public and profession the most thrilling daring and startling performance in the known world. Prices As usual. De7-8t James Duncan agent. Blitz del0-5t. Magic 7 o y is 156 test fourth Street 156 new gangs put f and Dart. Solitaire punch and Judy. Christmas presents. Evening parties attended with magical entertainment. New tricks magic sex Agou magic squares magic egg. It

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