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WORTH $1,000

THE MILK OP ROSES, and EXTRACT OF ELDER BIOS
SONS m kes the skin whit, .potess, and youthfuly
fair decately transparent, blooming and mparts the
countenance the charming expressions Of youth Effects
instan' aneous Cure all skin diseases Full instructions
for making sent the receipt Of postage stamp
Address Madame Elise LegouVe, New York Posi- 0fics.
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LARGE AND EX FENSIVE
All v,IlON SALE
or NEW AND FASHIONABLE STAPLE AND FAN.
or DRY GOODS,
BOOTS SHOES, HATS, CAPS, READY-MADE
CLOTHING, HARDWARE,

AO - lON SAIL
or NEW AND FASHIONABLE STA PIE AND "A ".
or DRY GOODS
BOOTS. SHOES, HATS, CAPS, READY-MADE
CLOTHING, HARDWARE.
Cutlery SAOUsis Spades, Glass,oare Wrappsng Paper,
de-, DC, dc.
ON TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND THURSDAY the
~ 2Sih, 29th and 80th October win sell At Auction
without reserve, u the largest and best
Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods CothiDg 6e have
offered in this market. All the Goods and
perfect Of the best styles and fabrics and every way
worthy the aten ion Of city ard Country Merchants We
respectfully request Tho dealing In Any Of the above
goods to call and examine he STOCK day Of
The stock consists, partly, a. foiiuEs, via;
Blue ana Brown Beaver Cloths;
Black and Fancy CAssmeres;
Doubled fWilied sattiustts-ar color;
Printed do; various qualities,
Bue. Brown and Gray Twesds;
All Wool Jeans;
do do;
Negro Ksrseys, all Wool;
do DO y do;
Super Super bed Blankets;
Oonmon do do.
hgro do, all kinds
Negro Over Coating;
Two thousand pieces Of Prints, every hind quality and
large stock Of DsLAinss;
A large Lne Of MsrnSs.
ALSO
good stock Of De Beges aud Popins In fact every dss.
ertPuon Of LADIES' Dry GoOis.
ALSO
Amlgniheent stock Of While 6oods EnbroideFiss Il
AnwOOl Paid Linseys;
White, Red and Vel OF HanBeis, ali wool and Domltt.
I blesehed and hEOSn Cotton Fiannek;
s-4 and 10 Table LINENS
Irish Ldnena, from coArsest % nnest
LnsR Cambria handkerchss, all Qualities.
laRen and Cotton roEel Diapers.
N Mar sihsa ossnis.Pans'.
Also
vel asserted lot of and fashlanah. Ready. Nade
tisthne 6s-iss aen b shirts Nslt rhirts Fnbex Cr.
vat, Neck Ties. sasPenders. 6sovss eiaaasl~s Ac c
-AklSJ- fa..
60 Boots and shoes
- Ga Fur, Cashmere Wool Hats.
Also
300 rsts Kniv and Forxs assorted Tree. Chains Pa
Locks, SAWS, Hinges, Flies FAUag Knivcs Rookst Cut
isTy, spades, shoyels. ae., &e
-AlSO-
100 piece syiFan Min cationade, ainrhswr
No. 2Cessts, hickosy. ehiraags he'd ficxinx.
70 bses 4 and kFovn D0n<ssacs
These Eoes VII - sol5 n priee. h ~ "A
vanges made shem- We earnestly rransst Gts nwa
essnss hs.sAaas. = aitssd iAs Ths EOOds ans
fzaHs-Ah sass undsr siee. cash. an s.m. eve. sioa
Aroaths tine, far Approved en- iorssd aass paxshs Ia
bAna asaesRi q 10 pr via b anssed 81 lns
e'A' 'ss casa fkABuE Locus.
81 eases boYh foutAs. ana Miss.ss shsss-
~ du-a es4nsFy nefs socka.
20 - relies eiannes
D. AtKro blan&ets.
The ears etaok visA shove sI b 500 wsshsafr ~
arTfs. Dont 1fet Us y fuqs a. ua1i oefeher 4StA
- . eeleck Pstsssely. ocl13 fKABCk lceAA
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I'HR subscriber wiling 20 eel Doe hundFsd Theu-
sand Dollzrs in guocs and receive IN payment he
Bonds o. deeFent countless made payable 70 he Loas
vile and Nshse Rain cad, ~ seveaiy ave cents n NC
dollar GARYIN BkLL co.
LoulsNila. ec2e-ime
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Pennsylvania.

BY the telegraphic advices in this morn
ing's issue it will be observed that the ma
jority for the democratic State ticket has
dwindled down to 2,753.
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A RETIRED PHYSICIAN.

w HOSE sands Of life have nearly out, discovered
w while living in the East Indies, certain cure for
Consumption Bronchitis Coughs, Colds, and general De-
bill ~. Wishing to do much good possible, be will
send such of his a cted fellow beings request it,
recipe, with fail aud explicit directions for making up
and s'uy using it, He requires each applicant
enclose i'm shiling-three cents to be returned
postage the recipe and the remainder to be applied
the payment Of this advertisement. Address,
Dr.. II. James, No. 10 Grand st., Jersey City, ".
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'THE subscribers have lust opened very handsome
sortment OfPURNIsHING GOODS, comprising great
variety of gloves suspenders neckes black and fancy
stocks linen eanbc handkerchief lambs wool and
half hose gents sha Wis and mufers &c, &C. all Of
which will be sold atf air prices.
septic CLIFTON 4 ABBOTT.
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LOST

At the Theatre, saturdav nght last, SMALL POCk
TT BOOK containing between tl2 and $780, Of cash due
bills and notes Any person finding the and leaving
At Acton YOuns At the Veranhah, or this Oce, shall be
well pal for their Trouble.
Oct 1891 1886. g. W. THOMPSON.
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GENTLEMENS, MEA]

GENTLEMENS' WEAR.
GENTS Fine Cali Pump So Boots;
IT Gents fine Calf Stitched
Gents Fine Calf Double Sole
Water proof
Congress Caters;
" 4" double sole;
Oxford Ties,
These goods are from Of the manufactures In
Philadelphia. Call at No 20 Public Square.
oetlS shy Err L FRIZZELL
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pnrSInENrIAL HLEC HON.

DURSUANf 60 q order Issued 10 re from the County
Court q Davidson, will Tuesday. the 4th day Of
November 1856 proceed open and h0i Election for
Electors for President and Wee President Of the uned
states Ia the several Wards Cif Districts OF DAVID
County. The Consabes Of each District aatbof-
iEed add requested 70 hold the election 70 their respective
Districts. J. X EDMUN DSON,
ortts sheriff.
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BY Charles Colby, A. NJ.

Dy OIAdEEts OUIUy9 n w
Published by D. APPLETON 4 CO.; Price 90.
The Atlas which here introduce has been prepared
with great without regard and the fruit
Of much lbOr industry, and research N'thng within the
he reach Of its author publisher has been Jeff
undone render it not only ne work Of art but worthy
OF the conf ence Il every enlightened scholar. II s
illustrated with seventy maps, ngraved, is hoped in
style which will meet with general cOmm nd tion. Through
the work, in all its details the greatest possible pains
have been taken render it thoroughly accurate 1t
tans a synopsis summary of the history geography,
ricultura rces mineral wealth and acure, the
population and its decennal movements and the
mod Of government adopted in each country and state
implied from the latest and best authorities, with scruIu
lous care and fidelity.
liberal dscountto Agents and exclusive territory given
Terms be mad on application 70 j. h. Ford, Apple
sons Building 86 and 3IS Broadway New YORK; by let
ter addressed to Box li07 New York p. o. oct25-6t
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GAARl Isl HEInSIcK GNAAPAGNE.

NHE rapld sale wigh shca my iAst Aeefssnea = ~
i ngtcle net Aas ibducsa ne % order nes saPpsys
wAlch arrived N DAY. being ~ FEhAo1 y ae1 -
ever pet oGsisd l rssolneae y . ,as 49, ss ven
otsle9a y shislAs Cos HOu.s, ~ F~hil- sssarsS
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A Blacksmith Wanted.

4 HI Undersigned wish 10 employ = competent Black
smith thoroughly acquainted with the w1rk Of Carriage
A. HENTZ co.
Huntsville, Alabama, October IS. 1ss6-Im.
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AmERICAN ELECToRAL TICKET.

FOR THE STATE,
NELL g. BROWN, OF Davidson.
HORACE MAYNARD, of Knox.
FOR THs DISTRICTS.
LIT Distr;o<-F a. TAYLOR, Of Carter.
4pd MOsEs WHITE o. Knox.
ard REESE D BRA BISON, OF Hamilton.
AN w.P HICKERS0N, 4 COfe-.
5,h ROBERT BATON. Of wilson.
6fh W. II. wIsENER, OF Bedford.
TN @. @. GROVE, Of CHS.
Sth J. QUARLRS. Of Mon gomery.
q.h ISAAC &. HAWKINS, OF Carroll
lsth JOsAPH g. NesBY, Of Fayette.
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NOTICE,
FOR RENT.

FINHE STORE HOUSE the South east corner Of the
Square and Front street for the balaDce Of this year.
The FIX will be sold taking the House
Apply ty BENZ y. SHIELDS,
oct27 a Pubic SQUARE.
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LOST.

IN the night Of the 2Oh between the Theatre and the
ferandah, aGOLD BRACELET The finder, By leav-
e the Bracelet at 29 Hi street. viii receive the f val
: Of the same and thanks OF heowner oc24-9tt
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LAND WARRANTS BOUGHT Or LOCATED.

LAND WARRANTS BUUGHT Oh LOCATED.
WILL pay cash for Land Warrants. also buy old
l Missouri and Arkansas Land Patents issued about
SIS, to soldier Of 1Sf2
am also prepared to locate Land Warrants in South
estern Missouri the line Of the Sou western Mi souri,
abroad in connection with gentleman who has had the
ecng Of more than 2010Ho Of abroad land along
line Of this road. Fer further particulars terms &C.
nque of the undersigned Cedar street. over the Post
hce. lsrpt6l J G FELLOWS
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There win be public Of The funds Of the Mechanics
Building and Loan Association Of Nashville at tie Ser
chants Exchange Monday. the 9Th at o'clock,
Pm. fOct2sl W.BA. RAMSEY, sec'y.
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WHO WANTS. A COOk9

HAys ,wa a. ne Asst cnoAF, Wkh = and lgeaHrs .
re sat. .ifheut any s1ssptoa Ase sssesai Al so
eeent house ssFrants, sho uiih ne Feft 80
.ssson, tss ate raed - xsnts a1a have ereh rHs-a
m sood iAmiass Aho Hksly soys and eirs =, 80 %
Will l. bufDT, u
LA No. - Cam =se
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SWEDISH LEECH 5.
COUNTY BONDS.

TUsr received fresh supply Of ssesh L<sehss ~ kz-
y press. For sale BY DENOVELL Bali
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FOR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS TRAI

A Nd CHILDRENS' CLOTHING made to order, In the
II latest style, By MRS REATH. Of Cedar and
Cherry streets, opposite the Nsrsndah. oct I'm
FOR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS TRADE
FI'HE new andBght drsught steamer6 Trl -
Il CRESCENT, ". HOLxEs. Master, zsnN esffs,ea
vii run regularly in the above trafe.IEzIslK
urng the Mt season encng the hrst riss
the Cumberland river She has excellent modatons
and In point Of speed and safety Is Unsurpassed For
freight or passage, apply to II. II. HARRISON,
oetS-du Agent.
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DANCING.

MR. GOODWIN viii con uence his second session on
wi Saturday Morning al clock A. VI. He will as
usual teach all the latest and most fashionable Dances
Pupils entering for this session will have opportunity
Of learning all the fancy dances for his Grand Exhibition
the expiration Of the season.
Class for Gentemen adults viii Monday, Oct.
9th, at his rooms, over Beech's Dry Goods Store.
oct2S-1w "a
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WHEAT WHEAT
DRESS MAKING

I WANT To purchase any quantity o! good Wheat, FOR
i which will pay the hi hest price.
UuglS K. @. handy.
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NASHVILLE THEATRE

MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 9th, 1886, will be pre-
scented the admirable drama Of the RENT DAk.
0ance.............. Mary Partington
To conclude with the PRETTY GIRLS OF STILBERG.
PRICES or ADM SSI0N-Dress Circle and Psruuelte,
75c; Upper Circle SOC Colored Box Sec CeOred Gallery
25c, Private Boxes Exclusive right 81 Single seat do
81.
~ Doors open at ~ O'Clock, p. NJ; Curtain rises
precisely ats, p NJ.
OUR present prices for STICK CANDY SIS per 100 lbs
~ Other eOnieetioneries sold at former p ices.
GEO. GREtG.
L0NGHURST 4 co.
J. g. 4 @. ROBERTSON.
oc27 WESSBLL 4 THOMPSON.
NOTICE.
IL persons having bills against the Mechanics Insti-
n ute for at the late Exhibition viii please pre-.
sent them to the undersigned for settlement immediate y
octZ7-2t. J. y. MORGAN, secty.
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FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
ANDREW J. DONELSON,
THyEssRF
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WANTED,

MIR. Ii. III. COOKE.
II AVING taken interest in business, will
hereafter hold any regular Auction Sales The style
Of our firm remains the same.
NAsHviIE, Aug. /, 1886. IRBY MORGAN CO.
P.S-We have removed TO store, No. Pub ic
Square, where opening and handsome stock
OF Fall and Winter Goods which invite the attention
OF Merchants generally. lAuglS
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AMERICAN AND WING NOMINATIONS

FOR PRESIDENT,
WILLARD FILLMORE,
OF KEw TezK.
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MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 27th 1896, will be pre-
scented the admirable drama Of the RENT Dan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-22

nar.st was rtth,r stuoog reniDded OF MA had ~
vfry nesriy happened 10 prevent The mnstaehe IRON
any uOre gOirg up as it did, and the nose from asy
more coming down a. il did.
" SHAKEN ora Of destioys dicc-bOK sgain INTO your
oomIGIy, ehl BY liesyeul so much the better fJf
you. You'll profit by it. | shall need a long rest
Let lie, p in The morning
John Baptis. replied that be should sleep as long -
he wouiG, and wishing him happy night, put out tic
candle. One might have supposed that the next pre-
ceeorg OF the Italian would have been 10 undress bat
Re did exactly the reverse and dressed himself from
lead to foot ssving his shoes. When DE had 20 done
he Icy Gown ulUn biz BED with some OF lis coverings
over him and bis coat still tied round his neck to ge
through the night.
When he started up, the Godfather Break Of Day
was yCeI CAT its Bamesske. lie rose took has shos N
liz Ian tuned the key ia the door with great csuton
and crept down stars Nothing sstr there buttbe
snen az coffee wine, tobacco aud sirups; and
Mademe's little counter looked CHASTITY enough. Bat
lie Lad paid Madame bis little note at over night and
wanted to $. nobody-wanted nothing but to get on
his -boes and knapsack, open the door, and run away
H. prcspeIed in bis object. No movement or voce
war b, and when he opened the door; no wicked head
tied up in ragged handkerchief looked out OF tne
Iper window When the sun had raised his iul disc
above the fat line OF the horizon and was striking
fire out If the long muddy vista Of paved road with iIs
weary avenue of little trees, back speck moved
slot tie road aud splashed among the flaming Poos
Of rain-water which black speck John Baptist
CayaIlet:o running away from his patron.
lExD Of PART III
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CHATTER II.


late. dull autumn night was closing in upon The
River Saone. The stream, ike sullied lookinggass
in a gloomy place reflected the clouds heavily; and
the low banks leaned here aud there, as if they
were half curious aud half afraid to their darken
inc pictures in the water. The at e1panse Of country
about Chaops lay long, heavy streak, occasionally
made a little ragged by Of poplar trees, against
the wrahfl sunset. On the banks Of the River Saone
it wac wet depr, ssiug solitary and the night deepened
fast.
One man. slowly moving on toward Chaons, was
the only visible figure in the landscape. Cain might
have looked as lonely and avoided. With ar Old
sheepskin kuspsack at bis back, and rough, un-
bsrktd stick cut out of some wood IN his hand; mry
iootore, bis shoes and gatcr T0dden out, his hair
aud beard untrimmed; the CLOAK he carried over bis
shoulder and the clothes be wore ecddened with wet
limping along in PAIN and difficulty. he looked As n
the clouds were hurrying from him, Il the wall OF
tie wind and the shuddering Of the grass directed
against him. II the low mysterious FLASHING of the
water murmured at him, ii the ltful autumn night
were disturbed by him.
lie glanced here and be glanced there, sa,cnly but
shrinkingy; and sometime stopped and turned abO1,
and looked all roand hun. Then be imped o. again.
toilpg and muttering
40 the devil with tbs plan that has no end To
The vii with these thai cut Ike knive.i To
the devil with this dismal darkness, wrapping Itself
about one with chill bate yoa"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-22

The ABORTION CASE IN iIoUsros SrREEr--IDEsrTI-
CATION OF THr BoDr OF THE DEcEAsED.-The body VI
the young who recently died at No. $50 Ioustos
street from the effects of abortion produced upoa
her by femae physician, has, through the exertons
Of Coroner Hills, been identified by her sister. mar
RCD woman residing in Brooklyn. The name Of de-
ceased was Elizabeth Morris She lived in her
siter's family ard worked in the sewing machine En-
tabslu eDt Of Mr.. Wilson, Broadway, near Leonard
street Some months ago che was sent by Mr.. Wisoa
to Washington for the purpose OF givn, Instructions
to number Of persons who had purchased sewing
machines Of him. and while there became the victim
Of seduccr ard her return, to hide her disgrace,
proceeded 10 the house alluded 10 and there died. Her
body and effects taken in charge by her relatives
today
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-22

CoMPLIMISIARr (BLAcK) TIA PARrr-The friends
of The Rev. DR. Pennington gave him fine entertain
mOt in his church Wednesday evening last-the
ohjcct beirg to aid the Doctor in his efforts TO dison
Larrass himself. The Trustees Of his church have
been The means Of his becoming poor by their deln-
quercy in paying his salary wh'n due.
Beside short addre sses frcm DIR. Pennington and on
Of hi church members nothing important trauspired.
The luxmics Of the seasop which colored friends
know 30 well how to provide, were plentiful. There
was large attendance Of every complexion.
Persons desirous Of furtheriDg the object Of the
above meeting were requested TO communicate with
Dr.. Pennington at his residence No. 90 Sixth avenue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-22

Two Mrs SrFFocArkD IN CANAL Boar -Core-
ner Perry held an inquest yesterday, on board the
canal boat Sherman lying at the foot Of Dover street.
uIon the bodies of two men who were found dead In
the orecastle. The testimony of Mr.. Riley, the per-
having the boat in charge, taken, and showed
that tie deceased had on Wednesday been employed
20 discharge the cargo, and having got through their
labors for the cay went into the forecastlc to sleep.
They kindlod a fire in the stove, the pipe Of which
was defective and permitted the escape of gas and
having shut down the hatch, retired for the night.
The following morning lac found them both dead. The
Coroner, Jury rendered VERDICT Of Death by suhs-
cation" The name of one OF the deceased was
tanned to be Buckley, native of Ireland, 20 years old.
Tie age OF the other about 90 years but his
name could not be discovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-22

Tie Board OF Aldermen last evening received the
annual Report Of Controller Fagg; also report Of the
Sixth ard Eighth avenue Railroad receipts for Decem-
Der ana January last The contested scat Of Alderman
Drake was made the special order for the first Monday
in March.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-22

SUITS OF PUBLIC INTEREsr.-What are known as
the KHow-Nohng cases were both called ON Wedne'
day, and adjourned till sday next. In one, on dH
that tie contributors to Know Nothing paper in this
city have sued the publishers for their pay, and sub
pcnGed George Law as witness In the other, the
pro, ders Of Know Nothing supper are plaintiffs,
al the people are likely 10 know what KnowNoth-
ngs eat and who does does not pay for their feass.
We learn there come prospect Of the newspaper suit
being settled.
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treated by the of6cen. We make this statement 10
;ustice TO the II jurtd parties.

SHORT WEIGHTS Complaint made yesterday
morning at the Mayors Oftoe By George Charles, Ne.
70 Frankfort street, and wm. A. Hearn. Nc. ave
pesrl street against Que NcheBna keeper Of greco-
r, store corner Of Centre and Duane streets charging
Lin with shaving them some four to sr ounces N .
pound while buying goods at the above place.
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lend OF PART III
CIR Y l Re II S.

WAsHINGTOs's BRIHDAr.-lt IS designed to cele
brute the anniversary Of Washingons Birthday in
this CITY TO-DAY with than usual ecla The order
of United Americans to have procession, AMI ap
pro pirate exercises at the Academy Of Music The
line will be formed in the Park at IL o'clock a. M,
ard after review BY the Mayor aud Common Council,
the Order will march to the Academy of Music, where
MI Daniel Jlman will deliver Grafton.
The Young Mems Democratic Union Club will also
celebrate the day by grand mass meeting at Tam
many Hall. The following gentlemen will be present
and address the meeting the Hon. VIM. Richardson
Of Illinois the Hon. James L. Orr OF South Carolina,
the Hon. Thomas q. Davidson of Louisiana, and
Gt neral John A. Quitman OF Mississippi.
number of the friends Of Civil and Religious Lib
city IN this CITY, having formed themselves into an
association give their first annual banquet, in COM
mtmoration of the birthday Of Washington, this even.
irg at the Aston House. James 7. Brady, Thomas
Francis Meagher, VIM G. Bryant. and other eminent
sueakers will address the assemblage.
Tie Common Council give grand dinner to them
selves at the Metropolitan Hotel in the evening The
members calculate upon having good time-and all
70 themselves as they have issued very few invita-
tons to outsiders; consequently the fogies who hang
around the Hall and keep memorandum of these
barquets must on this occasion, he disappointed.
The American Protestant Association also have a
prooc sson in honor Of the day.
H. addition to the entertainments above enumerated,
there will be- s. Yeral balls in the evening.
The sixth piano-fore soree of Mr.. NJ. Got;sohalk,
assisted by Mr. Karl Wells, and Mr. Aptommas,
haipst, will take place at Dodworths Assembly
Rooms adjoining Grace Church, this Friday evening.
William Mason and Carl Bergman will give
FOmth Musical Matinee at Dodworlhs Academy, on
Tuesduy, February Goth, at O'Clock p M, with the
as, stance Of Mcssrs. Tinm ScharcDberg, and Bake.
rather unusual and very interesting festive cere-
nony toos place at the St. Nicholas last evening. On
tie invitation of Daniel Drew esq. about 20 clergy
mcn of the Methodist Episcopal Church Of this city,
assembled in the capacous tea room Of the hotel
about 10 clock, and partook Of bountiful repast
prepared for the occasion in the usual style of that
establishments Grace was said By Bishop simpson
md everything passed Of in the most agreeable man