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20 The American Councils Of the Mem
phs District, have appointed S. p. BANK
HEAD, Esq, a delegate to the National
American Convention. Mr.. Bankhead is
the editor of the Wing.
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1865.
AMERICANS. ATTENTION!!!

The American Party in the various Counties
which this notice may reach in time, are earn
estly requested to send full delegations to the
Convention which will assemble in this City on
the 18th Of February
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The friends Of Nr. WEnsrER, celebrated the 18th
Of Jlnnary by a magnificent banquet at the Revere
House in Boslon. Speeches were delivered BY
some of New Eugiand's gratest orators, HILiIAEn,
CnoATE and Everett. We append On extract from
Dir. EFereits remarks, which were devoted priuei-
pallY to the great stalesmau's domestic sad social
life:
But some may ask were there no shadows apon
this bright picture no spots upon Tie disc OF this
meridian sun , Was lie AT length
That halliesss monster wasch the World ne'ersa
OF did he parike the infmities ef our common hn
msniIy. Did this great iaIelieesaal emotional. aud
physical urganszatiou amidst the strong action and
reaction oi It's vast energies is Intense conscious
hess OF poSer its soaring ASPIRATIONS IL hard ssgus
giles ~ith ostanc in early HE, iss yeheneEt anita
lisms u aatcr period the exhileraIions Of tramPh
the lessiladr OF exeron-did il never under tbs
gent pressure OF the interests, the passions the ex-
geucss OF the hour divergs 10 the slightest degree
IRON the golden Hien ia which clustered philosophy
plsces absolute moral perfection To this qaeston,
which 30 one has right 20 pct but angel-waose
serene vision 10 mote distempcrs-to which no one
sii expect negative answer but PhArasee. with
beam 10 bis eye big eEoagh Tor the crosssEee Of a
synsgosue--I make 10 response. eonhne ns set
30 tao rsaes tiO8s--G rsl th-t while contemporary
merit Is og the most part dradgiHgly esgimated the
faults Of sery great men, placed IS they are apoa
em!nence where nsthing eaa be eoneesled, and Oh
sets Of The mast sesalnising hott IT, personal sud
political, and lie lhe spots on to saa 4 which
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DEEAL PUBLICATIONS The Country fen
I t'emau the Crliyator, AMI III illustrated Ann Ia
Register OF Fur4 Affairs. Published at Albany, n Y, By
LUTHER TUCKER * SON.
The Country GtujIegnar beautifully llu'rae we'lly
OF 10 pages qIIrtc, ii special depart uens fr The tr,
The Grazer, fhe Try The frut Garicn and OChrl The
Fori-t The Kitchen Garden Tie Poultry Yard The house
WIFE The Fu esife er 'rGis is without gu the best
Agricultural paper IN The United sta es III John tn
worth, u C., Of Illinois Price s! d year.
The Gu vator mort hy, 30 page ocav1wel known for
twenty years. tn best monthly Agricultural journal in
this country. Prce b. c 'nts per year
TIE usua'ei Annual r. gs'er Of Rural Adar II two
Nos issued for 1850 ard 1885, c1ntn Than PSI enga
OF buildings, animals trees, fu IS &C, dc. Price 25
cents each, sent post paid b. mail.
Ttese combine attractions to he found in sim lsr
publications the publishers will send specimens OF h.
papers 20 all who WOu d ike to examine them. feb2
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MAcArLAr's IIl,roRr OF ENGLAND, VOLUMES

MAcAULAY's IlIsToRY OF ENGLAND, VOLUMES
THIRD and FOURTH. New York: Harper 81
Brothers, 1856. For sale by W. T. Berry &
Co.
Ever since The world was presented with the
first two volumes of the great essayists History,
expectancy has been on tiptoe for its continu-
ance. and the seven years interval has been
inpatiertly passed by his admirers, who, may
be safely said, to comprise nine;y-nne hun
dredths of the reading public. The European
critics rank these volumes even higher than the
previous two. AS matter Of courseeuccess-
i've editions will be largely bought up. We
have not yet had time to peruse them ourselves,
but advise every one who has Pored with de-
light over the commencement volumes, to
purchase these, and resume the most fa~ci-
mating history which has yet been produced
of one of the most wonderful people which the
world has ever known.
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MISSISSIPPI AMERICAN COMMEMORATIVE
American State Convention of Mississippi
met at Vicksburg on the 18th ult. 1t was
attended by large number of delegates,
and the greatest enthusiasm prevailed. We
subjoin the electoral ticket, and the dele
gates to the National Convention appoint
ed
Presidential Electors FIR The State at large.
Amos +. Johnston OF Kinds; J. X. Clinton OF
Yaiobnslia.
First Dstriet-B, ID. Nabers, of Tiprah.
Second Distrect-B MoSely, of Pamela
Third District-Wm. ID. Lyles. Of Noxubee
FburM Distriet--W Walker Brook, ct Holmes.
FIN Distriet--Giles N. IlilIyer, of Adams
Delegates 10 TIE National CoRreatioH-F6r
The State al Large-Wm. /. Shsrkey, 5. S.
Boyd, alternate; j. X. Clinton, Lock Z. uous-
ton, alternate.
First Distriet-James II. r. Taylor, VIM c.
johnson, alternate.
Sseoad .Disiriet-Francis NJ Rogers, Wm
NJ. inge, alternate.
Third Distriet-Joseph D. Cobb, Charles r.
Cru~oe, alternate.
Fourth Disiriet-E. NJ Yerger, Jas. Lowry,
atterrae.
F.flA D.s,riet-Ges N. llillyer, H. F. sum.
rail-, allerh4tr.
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Southern Paper for Southern Readers.
TIE N N e S S EE
FARMER AND MEHCANIC.
DEVOTED TO
General Agriculture, Mechanics, Stock Raising,
Fruit Growing and Home Interests.

DUB IsHFD at Nashville, Tenn, a mon'h-Forty.
eight large Octave pages with fte and Iadex-makinF
han lsone c 600 pages year. Illustrated
with Engrayngs # Machinery Domestic Anmts,
being goo money Il-nty AM Farmer and Mechanic
IN need a substantial, Agricultural and Mechanical
ns-we bold t)sy ought TO have large list Of sub
scsiDCrs
EVERY POST OFFICE IN TUE STATE.
We shall use every e r 20 Ike the "Farer and Nechan-
ic model urnsl Of the South, AMI shall l, #
contemporaries ale % q in anything hat reats 10 the
sat stanti inter 81 q The immunity. II wing Other
teret ihserse tie good The 'rle shah he
ready u yccate what VIII tend to their osp-tiy and
success.
TO THE LADIES,
We sh, devote seve, ges Of thu u nal thereby making
il As welcome and useful to the Household trust it a
be und to the WORKSHOP and Plant tiou.
The following selected fon many similar notices vol
unit iriy Mt blted by he press:
beau ifI gir, Sn1 ms the hi- for SOuth gcsten
Farmers and Ne,hap cs '-TsBHeSses Blp it,
''Po tends n mot beneficial rtsHls To he Agricultural
and NJ IN meal Interests of T. -Ns4bis Bss'in
1T just the thng the PaE,er."- W. tenn LOco11,
Hrs.
a Highly int,r-s g snI useful periodic Il ~" KaoarHe
Register.
1--WE cordially commend tie vo-E to the favorable consid
Grafton ct the Faners ami Mechanics Tennessee
Union dal 4mesic1n.s
TEUUS.
One copy 81 per year tx copies so Ten copies SIS
We n eLd one COPY Of The Farmer and Ne hanic, and
one copy the we-tiG Prr'ot To- -
~ Payment IN al eases in advance.
Liberal commissions T. Local Agents wAo viii interest
them elves tle.r u.ghborhlnd-. number OF
peeut Taye Tg Agents uhn wei recommended,
wanted, with whom Wli IN axe special arrangement
Sead to as 9r sren n and Prosp sen aad get up club
am1nK our irieUdJ.
address boswell 3 WILLIAMS,
feoI NAsuviiLs M.
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TNCBECFIC ~ "a ZINE. The Eclectic Maya
H zine of FOREIGN Literature, in literary merit and
worth, is hOut qles ton thu best publ he'd 1t
comprises The choicest articles tire cream, TO petk-o
al the leading 20 On 1aTeTles and NJ gaines, aad he
poiuclus f their gifted pens OmttTg Giles Of
inor h Am,rcn reader Oilers p,t-
o1s amount # ierary IT, Of perm value
a a small p,ice
EACH and making hr argr volumes yea", and nearly
1870 pages, em1,i,~d vi tWeve sP!end portraits Of
distirg liShe Ters hs.'ri uett,at s. per We
The January tn"er gins new volume Now is a good
tina subscribe. Ord as for the work ol cited.
Address ". u. GiUWELL,
f-h2 120 Nassau street, New 70 k
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TO THE PUBLIC.
TIE FINE ARTS.
Photographic Miniature Portraits.

ATgSSRS r0pGE WENDEgOrH would make known
vi % the citizens generals. tha they have rooms
iIrk na q 49, NoIh si lc 90 Public Sluare
AMI prepared sycute Go addition b. Miniatures
% lycry) the o. s. P'f8TuEE tPiIC MINIATURE PORT
RATS Ia iia.urrs foHlNoi % G thir size ma
sng hsnds0me ortuen or he Plror they possess tho
Gthslncss ~ t 0f, with fhe oppression and eolorug
q Efs ana ore ls- sriig I.s.IarAeHL
Painted Ph1tg E.Lt ps, o ytrus sizes taken Of Da-
.rcrr- typ-s uhsa -ca pan "a with description Of She
-mpex on coiar OF TIE hlr. drs sc. Specimens 81
ths 80 ltys, painted AMI plain, be examined
"a ir stilil der3f-3n
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Livery Stable.
" 7Hx ena-rigasd hayias lsksn q
49, - - thesiab en- AisFksfs ss,ei Nash n 80
Nffs-~~t,f VIE, TEAM. iss foafs teias s.e <A-4
- fen. aaf esPosis ne Mas "a fosse, Ira
eriY ocsplfd - re Hanasr Fesperuig u1re tAsf
he k-rq haad seed haFscs ard Fehcet, le
ths hirlar "a DC 90 FetAn she ttrna
IL Is prepared . t4ke Il 10 III hest asnner 81
lsrsss les sh h, siihsg bsaring hq traveller
Ills stable e natf coaseaeat 70 ee.Besa, AMI D. al
keep Bat szirtaesf asors aaa t1e bsa. Fr3ssisr
he aafkei can sGeFd. TrFlas aaedsrl.s.
iEa 1t-diaksiy 4 4. PATTERSON
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balance Nominal Profits S20. G74 81
Necessary to provide for Unexpired Risks. 1873 IS

Eal tnCe Nett Prntts Tor the year 94t ~
As unfav0rstle The statement will appear
Board reg e. 10 anLouace that since h 1t instant %
a ierable amount have been rrpO ted view f
which hey have deems 1t exTedn to order & Liquidation
OF tie atas Il TIE Company ard for the Teedy
comp hment Of his oNisc they have made grn.ut
to J. =. WHARTON Trust h WI every exer;on
20 wind up the aft irs Of the Inst ion the Fest pos
she day u is hoTe that the OF the Company viii
en- able him II me every just demard
Holders Of expired Pol ce5 notified IN the ia i'y
OF The mpOoy viii from and alter This dat and
aiSed To obtain Insurance eeahera should Their n rest
degand it. Preu ums will re refunded such unexpred
term. &. J. F. WHARTON, Trustee
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fIfooS. MASON CO. a urien STREET haze rse-ivs
WsrI~r'- NsesE or se3ska y. s1ssSrbess se..e e.
and faFelsea ssh -isssss ~ Dlrenser AMI 1a1a,y.
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HARFgg's MAGAZINE ior February;
GRAmAM's NAG sziNg ier F,bruary;
PRANK LksJfEs y " JOURNAL Z r Yssrasry;
FRANK LEsllE's ILLUSTRATED fAfEs.
jess 5atnerlssi ~ JOHN YORK CO.
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Gge aaiIp 4atriot.

a The PatrsH is the successor of the "1rue Hhfgn
hessrs sArH MoRoAs Co. having purchased the print
ng materials, snbscr p.ion list, &C. Of the latter
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WANTED
Auction Sale of Groceries
by
DAVIS. PITCHER & co.

\
ON TUESDAY MORNING, February 9TH, $3.50, viii
~ 81 for cash, the following aftlgl.s to-Eig:-
IS hhls. choice sugar;
81 b ~ t,o Joete.
81 barrels Wolt sss;
30 han uaIr-s d Eose III;
- &c Loaf Sugar,
10 80 Cusntd ap,
IS hoNes Fancy Ctn.tes;
= b Nes ". r. Rsisias.
p barrels No. 3, asksrst
- do p do.
10 u d. 2, d.;
30 boxes star Cerdics,
g DO 1al1w io;
- do No soap.
10 do Pearl starch
% dezrn Wash hoaFJs;
ta DO 4ifuoas. hhiiz county;
ia boxes glassware
do aTt flasks;
do Pint d.;
s. dozen Falnied alckes;
ca.ts A.tss 81.
u rask, 20 %;
l5 tarrrl nd re Whssy;
~ d. Pesa.s 90, hard,
blrre's Nin-ERr;
- boxes fchscs1- vsrio1t brands;
2 c.se. Cissis,
Isl gtaass Wrapping Haper.
- d Hemp fiew Lanes,
Ro.e
With usary ether aFtigies suitable 90 'hs trade.
DAVIS. PiLtiiss Co,
isb; Ne. ~ Pssir sgaare.
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next elect eleven Direct he ensuing y-ar
Na-hvfl-. Feb. .. 1885. ieb9 1a
TO BUILDERS.
NO.. Sealed Proposals viii be re-
49, ceived the unde signed uutil Mord " the
School House tie Fourik Ward p OpaI- be rsceiv
eiher for TIE VII lie o5i ore bill either "a Oh or the
> o-s stpsrstcss Pans end & atiOns Tsa.iy
fos examina At n Fec reer's Office The BIDS viii
opened on tae 10th F,braary B0BEkT MARTIN,
ANDREW ANDERSON,
p. 3. CAsTLEMAN,
jm3'-td Committee
E,ff7 - Election Notice. The Stock
N.Y. holders 81 III NASHVILLE fias Light Comp av
viii please 'ake notice that the Antu Il con # sever i
reetos To manage the aai Of sid cor ny all afe Plse
of h (i-t In ~ Oh dav ~ M5r-h. $50
ianSl-id JAMES H. hsNDki K Seerrt,ry. e.
yzer~-sS<, The next Session OF the YOUNG
&1s-~-s5sS LADIES' SEM NARY n. 81 Cha' ca st,
" sonic Hai) al commence on Monday, ~u'ry 4 b.
AIRY lst, oeock,P NJ. jAn-o-td
Efgz 49, Mechanics Lean Association.
N.Y. The Books Of this Assceat''n oprn Il
the UEce Of Rb-y Lusk Thoe wishing take >'o,s IN The
same I'll do well ~ call o. it N sooi he out Il their power
aus
Ys7za=ES, N0TICE.-The Stockholders
n.y. cf the Protection Insurance Company Of
Nashville are hereby notiied eecti'n wis be he'll
the Office Of said company the frt Monday being The
ith day Of February next the purpose 81 eeetug fifteen
sung twelve months. By order Of the Board
ju21-;d ISAAC LITTON, SeS'y
Ty1fAg@ssS, Prof Woods Hair Restorative
As5~-so is f,r sale ~ q w Hendershott, ccrnrr &c
dar and the Square iar2l
Fv4r@ES, FOR RENT.-Two Comfort
A-~9S able Offices or Sleeping Rooms, TIE si9re
lac grouped by W H. Gretchen, on Crlesesree Apply
at n 50 BroadSay. jtniG .
rya7@sSS, To Printers. 1--WE have for
As-@7S sale, "a guar thy of Type, sane OF i
ne ,ry nev-incud variety Of OF TNrf, ard 'nneh
tha won re suitable Untry paper 0t'e Also,
good STANDiNG PRESS Sith 'ard ami pressing -het,
coupets All Of VIII ch VIII DC disposed Of N very reason
able 49,
We have asa several hundred pourds of Old tp' which
sell Nachin bargain il app'icat is made
soon janT- TT SMIH, MORGAN CO.
OFFICE NASHVILLE GAS LIGHT Co,
J,NUARY SIR, 1856 I
TT-aESs 4 dividend of Five per cent
AT-~'eeS fo~ the pest six uolths was declared and
N de payable 10 the St c&hol lers after he ieth inst
iag9--1m JAS II. EENDRICK, SecJ.
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"Never too Late to Learn"
500 MISTAKES CORRECTED.
TGON. NELSON & CO., IL snion 81,
Iav. inst &c v-d ve-y Ingenious, Instructive and
Amusing Work emitted
TIVE TyTTE0RFn NTeTAK-S


Iiay. Just &c v-d very Ingenious, Instructive and
Amusing Work emitted
FIVE HUNDRED MISTAKES
Oddly occurrence, 30 VI ting Speaking and Prouounc-
rg the English Language, corrected
We have not room to append than two pacmens Of
the favorable notes vh; this las received from the
press.
The mo FITHae. says o. Il
'}he design o this ok Is remedy som" of he ro-t
p1utu and po nine q evils OF oct Give rluct on, ny
sIaViag ~ the that are "a y prr ;-ed
in tie best sad ~ No IA gcan rsuflg tn pl c.
OF etlY culture tau his lt better 90 a. a 'hc
gr that ever written No read 81 WITH
beuet Il sIouI doc % every fam y and
10 te chr 4ro q o. De vjthnut IT."
The New York Oiserrsr eives tie Aosug testimony;
'jlere have cotaogre @! buuers Of ally r"Uco
in writing peanE and pr09pIutiu- the English ifn-u nag
hat n ulearrei NAV Lav- yenirut 20 tie t-
prov Il thcr I' book M. win great
advantage b. Introduced INFO Il ogsires OF t.uc WHO will
hus lie he correct hair ersrs, iraln b,t'r
r. stakes noticed - ti, 'ollne richly -
&c eN'eriua'el, and tus book q go execution Iu trt
gUoj wrik The volume E. h.urO ely publ e., AID Will
make aseasoEa le SIT Of great urac ica value"
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DYVOS COLLAEsS.-Justr eceiSei, fresh supply
- Of Byr Collars. Aso, ely Of Standing Col
lars, f,r sale by Ifel2l j. II. McGILL.
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SEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT
OF tina
Mutual Protection Insurance CompaI
OFFICE MUTUAL PRoTfC ION IVS co

OFFICE MUTUAL PR0TFC ION ms co
NASHVILLE, January 80 1876
The Truste4s in IN he Char ter SUI m The
follow Ing statement Of the business f N Institution tor Tie
year ending SIS, Dec mher a,t, 10 Et:
BY m mt reserved or the lst Jtuua-y
last to provide flf Unexpired SIX. $40 SIS "a
" Premiums Rec eiyed-Fire Depart
49, u
Premiums Re evcd-Msrine Dep. 20iI9 %
Lie SIG 20 a SOS 81
" Interest Account .................. $50 90
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CONTRA
To Expsn e a. Home ISL II
" of Agen-i.s.. - 54T Is 81 7s6 %
" Losses Pdil-li e DepaTtm nt..... 33,S GO
Marine ..... 521s s.
A" Life " $50. 10 90
" Re Insurance and Return Prem ums go 81
" Interest Guaranty Capi,a.... IS 90 "a 1874 II
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THE GREAT RUSSIAN Rpurpy-pro Rome p,,b,;co

THE GREAT RUSSIAN RgMEpY-Pro Bono Ptblieo
EVERY mother should have box the handy In case
of accidents the children" Reddngs Russia Salve is
Boston remedy of thirty years standlng and recommended
by physicians 1t and speedy for burns piles
bois eorns elons, elbsns and old every kind for
ssres ulcers c scald head nettle ra bunons
nipples Recommended by nurses whitloy sites Testers
bites spider stings frozen limbs salt rhe scuryy sore
cracked lips nose warts and flesh wounds it most val
uabe remedy and cure which can be testified to by thousands
who have used In the city of Boston and vicinity for the last
thirty In instance will this saiye do injury,
tetfere with physicians prescriptions II made from the
puress materials from arcipe brought from Russof articles
growing in that the proprietors have letters from
oil classes eergymen physicians captains and 9TH
ers who have used themselves and recommend it others
Red&ings Russia ssve put in large boxes stamped ouhe
cover with picture Of horse and disabled soldier which
picture is also engraved the wrapper Price %
box Reddins 4 Co. For sale by j. Wright Co., o. 0.
WeodnAn and all druggists fel4 eod6n&W
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sNea4, Orleans
STATIONERS WAREHOUSE,
No. 60 CAMP STREET. ~

Agricultural Works and Country Archi-
tectelraI Works.
.LOUDON's ENCYCLOPEDIA OF PLANTS;
AN ESSAY ON CALCAREOUs MANUREs By f. Ruftn
LoUDON's ENCYCLOPEDIA OF ARCHITECTURE.
STEPHENS BOOK OF THE FARM. By Skinner
THE FARMERS AND PLANTERS ENCYCLOPEDIA by
-. O. w. Johnston. ts ''
THE AMERICAN FARMERS NEW AND UNIVERSAL
HANDBOOK.
THE AMERICAN FLOWER GARDEN DIRECTORY By
Robert Buise
DOWNINGS FRUIT AND FRUIT TREES OF AMERICA.
FARMERS AND MIGRANTS BOOK. By ]. T. Marshall
BOWIssINGAULTS RURAL ECONOMY.
LOWS D OMESTICATED ANIMALS. ~
WARNINGS ELEMENTS OF ARCHITECTURAL HOMES
FOR THE PEOPLE, in Suburb and Country. By G.
Wheeler. IT," 5.".4+.
SKINNER ON AGRICULTURE. .-4r..--.
COIEMAN'S PRACTICAL. AGRICULTURE AND RURAL
ECONOMY.
THE AMERICAN COTTAGE BUILDER. By Jno. Bullock.
THE YEAR BOOK OF FACTS IN SCIENCES AND ARTS.
By Wells -l..--..
woR KS AND TREATIsEs ON PouLTRY;
:. SHEEP, HOGS and BEES
j. B. STEEL,
Law Publisher, Bookseller and Satoner
m31 2p3t No. 60 Camp street.
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MIR. CHEsLEY's BENEFIT. = One of the notable
events in each theatrical season is about to come off
at the st. Charles Theater and will be greeted with
qualification by the many warm friends of the bene-
ciary-who include, indeed, almostif not altogether
all patrons and habitues Of the house. We refer to
the benefit of Mr.. c. G. Chesley, for many years the
treasurer of that establishments who enjoys an env
able reputation the whole country and who will
doubtless draw, as he well deserves to, one of the
largest and most fashionable audiences of the season.
If any words concerning his own deservings or the
excellence of the programme were needed we should
be happy to write them. AS we know that such is
not the case, we leave the public to express its own
verdict without solicitation hoping to every
seat occupied.
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SADDLERY, HARNESS AND Passing by the
great harness and trunk establishment Lacey Co.,
St. Charles street. induced yesterday by the display
their windows, drop in and examine the stock which
tributed great exhibition rhree scries the building
occupied with harness of ali styles and pcesthe most
plain and the ornaehe cheapest and the costestcor
dayR private carriages coaches and wagons for saddle
horses racers together with the needu stable parapheaa
We observed English saddles and side saddles of supeof
manufacture by the side Of comfortable Spanish archi
lecture brde harness Blankets and every needu article of
stable economy. Wiz
In the upper story shown small sewing machine
that must be highly valuable to families and specimens Of
larger pattern, fitted for heavy work These will any
requirement. from ordinary plain sewing the sewing of leather
and with them much he accomplished in day by
the old method in week.
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y. LeUOts s. Co.,

y. LeUOis $ Co.,
CORNER OF CANAL AND BOURBON STREETS,
Received per Granada another invoice of DRESS
GOODS, comprising the styles Of
LACE AND GAUZE MUsLINS;
LACE AND GAUzE ORGANIZES;
RICH PRINTED JACONETs;
SHADED BATTISTE
RICH PRINTED COTELINETS;
FLOUNCED JACONETS;
FLOUNCED ORGANIZES;
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NEW STYLE MARQU1sES;
VALENCIENNE COJIARETTES;
vALENCIENNE MODISTEs;
yALENCIENNE CORsAGES;
vALENCIENNE BERTHEs,
vALENCIENNE PELERINEs
EMBROIDERED MARsE1LIEs BAsQUINEs.
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Nfg- The superlority oil American inventive genin

NB- The superiority Of American inventive genius,
not only that of English progenos but indeed of all
other nations has become too tangible be disputed 1t
notorious at the Worlds Fair in London that the Americans
far ouspped all others in the useful inventions which they
supplied We beat the English nvesseE railroads. eegaphs
and manufactures by beating them in the sci
enfc arts of Chemistry and Medicine long the
shown in the fact that the principal remedies of the allied
mics of the East are furnished from the laboratory
counyman DR.. ]. c. Aver of lowell is filling orders for
immense quantities Of his Cherry Pctora Catharic Pills.
fer both the land ind sea forces Turkey His medicines
been tried and approved By those in power have found
them the most reliable which they procure egen-
cles in which they are to be employed New City Times