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EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT.

For ale y all respectable Druggists and uealers
Prices Of the Iiniment. 3 cents, so cents and 81 q bot
lie A one-douar bottle contains IS much Luiment a.
eight twenty fve-ccnt bottles.
EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT.
Every purchaser Of a dollar bottle Of the ARCTIC ~
MINT receives. at Dr. Bags expense, ne INlLLD
STATES OUENAL. Of New lork. for ore year Ao
Journal & a large Illustrated paper-each nrm'er Sol
taininr sixteen RACES. beaulf1uy printed on clear Wme
\ pfner. and SHED with original matter irqm Le nos
hant writers q the counry- CeEune1ls ot seo-
and fu rartieuars of the novel and Phhnihrope en-
teusdse. o. which this oGsr forms q part, vA aceoml4E
each bottle. r.rr
An AGENT WANTED IN EEEIl IgAN ~.
ma = st. LOtIiS, No.
NV YosK OFlCE- No 81
Communication should always be ac-reasea~ q LOWS
WARD JONRs G G HARBIN a CO.. 8 MANs-
Field 4 CO.. Z. r FARNSWOAfa 3 Co. g :.
AZ nts, Memphis, Teun-
q o. WO0DMAN, :. WRIGHT 3 CO.. Agents New
Orf1aua
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SLAVES HID u IowA.-The Fairfield
(Iowa1 Ldrer Is informed. on good authority
that : Missouri STAKEHOLDER has removed 70
Warren county in that State, and has brought
with him Eve or six slaves, whom be claims a
right 70 ksep and work on the free soil Of Iowa
under the Dred scott decision
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GOOD FoR NAN AND BEAST.

10 d a sovereign remedy for
TIE various cieases with
which horses are afflicted, cur
ing tie most slarming cases Of
BRUISES SpRAlNE STRING
HALT. WOUNIS SCRATCH
p SWEENY. SPAWN, RING
BONE BlG-llEAn TOLL
Evil SC. No armer, livery
stable keeper. or any person
owning valuable HORSES
shoull le without this valua-
H. -amar-
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sore and Innamed ENes.

THESE disagreesbie complaints are becoming remark
sbly prevalent Of late, ans give any thing but an inter
Is i1g look 10 The T0s-sssor Of the diseased organ a
red and aery eye" Is not pretty 70 look at, and esrtainly
cannot Be- agreeable - have for keeps," as the boys
say. We can tell those an eted IN this manner boz 10
cure The evn and wOn't ehAuEs them any thing for the
information. Les them get some Of ARCTIC
LINIsENT and touch the irs kmei part with It . rev
times, and the U0-k S dons. Tbs Arctic Linimsnt may
be obtained ~ any Of the Drug stores In this place.
derf-aawo-
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The Cures made by A. Z. smiths
"EIectrfc OiI.D

sesl dJ.ni JASON, SoAvrrL 4 BOONE.
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c, 1000 WORTH
OF
Day GOODS AND CLOTHING,
Ar COST FOR CASH.

We cal attention to the advertisement OF Nessrs. B.
WaIkrr n Bros Is Front Row, corner Of Adams street.
and Nessrs. J walker & Co No All Main street, o.
p-sita Odd FelioEs' Han. These gentlemen are now
sslltzg thsir extensive Stock Of Dry Goods Cl0thinE &C L,
At Cost for Cash.
They have about sI5o. 900 worth o. eocds On had, and
VIII ssn graf bargains to make room for their Spring
stock. shs Is = great inaucement 70 persons wa wish
10 suyp'y she1selves with such artices. nos9i-Im
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r. For late papers We thank the officers Of
the Forsst CITY, also JoaK F. LETDoS, clerk
Of the Fatrchiid.
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A couusrison Of The rceepD Of the United States 1t
this lime, with the r-cttpis a. Tue same Ems last year
AVIS the folloufng result:
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Choice Fruits of AN Kinds.

Choice Fruits Of All Kinds.
TIE subscriber has on hand heiarEestoo1s az
il tion Of G~REEH-HOUSz PLANTS. ORN4--E
RENTAL SaRUBS and ETERGRkhS5 % even ~
icEz1ption; tOgrther with the most ertersive0
oolfcfin 81 FRUITS OF 81 descriptions. BnLhOUS
ROOTS. FLOWER SERDS and an pertaining 90 . n=ra
Sursery business All orders addressed C. IL nfer
signed, Box l6S. viii receive prompt a~ttentiCr.
Nursery on Born Lake Road Ceft hand sid) IN mnei
from Oi.-
S. " WHEATON,
oe+qn-szm Ney,,b : rsrn-
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Election Of Mayer In New York.
NEW YoRKs December 2-The HeTslE says that
Ferman's majority for Mayor, was p to 81. ne Tribune
claims &c 70 %.
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SUocEsz-We observe, By the New Orleans
papers, that Mr. CRfsF, Of the Gaiety here,
has made a decided bit at his theatre in New
Orleans, BY the engagement Of the BLoSDrN
and MARriSKTrI TrOuPss. They rival the
late well know RAvEL Troupe IL Memphis
should be favored BY a sight of their perform
ances we think Manager Gasp would have no
reason to complain OF the result Of the sPeeu-
hin
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DEAD.-The death Of Sir James Boswell lie
announced. He was the only son Of Sir Alex
snder Boswell. who 10 bis turn was the only
son Of james B swell, the friend and biogra-
phsr Of Johnson. BIZ his death The Boswell
bsro1st becomes extinct.
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Martb GItttiOn.

IN. sLEDGE 4 co,
DRUGGISTS. Memphis, Tenn,
b. addressed. octT
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DE c~AvANAUGH's

DEM, CAVANAUGH'S
PTnT
ForAas sEre o. every form Of
n EMORRA0IDs, OR PILES;
WHISTLER Of long staaasS Or ucent origin; Internal OF
Exiesaali Vi Their stkgdss with P~rolspsus, Hemsr-
rhAss, or obstrueioni ana uby
EXTERNAL APPLICATIONS
No internal sdiayants being ~ Jred in any case, on'y 70
regulate ne Bou-ls, Il cOastlp1Set. or IN DiaFrh9a and
>U.
Nsnumber 81 Esnfienen thnNghozt the country,
Of hsh character and iunuenoe. have voluntary sftested
70 ia egeAey IN neir own eAees. not " hssrssy. and
whose certificates nay BE- seen y rs;eptos to the pro
~pretors' pubaeasions % be hae Of ther Aonts' thrOush-
sut the Uni.ed sistss.
Prios, 81 per Box. retail.
The PILE Is pat % In Eiass lara tadosed h
a psper boz, properly Is6euod, and riH hep Nuy hngiA
81 tine
JOHNSON 4 lave,
WARD q JoSnN
EANsFfELD a H.
H. p F~ARsswoavsH,
II. q. HUGHES,
". n. ~snELToE,
n. SLEDcE 4 CIV
HENRY TEsT, and
h. g. LANPHIER-
:. Il. CAvANAUGH a CO.,
oos-davfy P0prst0ss. g. LSuis, y %
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FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE.

w lrU l1IllTIl1l . lnnolloH " IAMH5 O.
-.rd5fste fs- Constable In TIE FIfth Civil District At n
,-aufar March r1ecf1rn. au1gT fes
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We are aufhdHzrd 70 announco \ X. FtLTS as
-.,Sfd.te for r~lcriiou 10 tfe om1e Of sheriff, a. the
- - eIarfi~n ocfF
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HuSIfLL INSTRUMENTS
sTk Cost!

eft Cost!
NOW Is YOUR TINE To BUY VERY CHEAP !
II you want IN elegant PIANO. seEuti- 80
l fully inlSd with pearls, or q nne Nh d
L0DBoS very cheap for Cash, go tO1
B nson's Music stsre
II yOu want q beautiful GUITAR, inlsid With pearl
AID ivory, or q une BANJO, 20 TO BrnEon 5.
10 you want q fas VIOLIN. or FLU
TINA. Bsnsan has them very cheap.
II you want a IRE PARLOR ORGAN 10 play for dane
lnz, 60 % b nson's, he has ssme hne ones
L you want al OF The latest and bestfNFn NniStrl
PIANO and GUITAR MUSIC 81 the day, tl
20 70 seasons. S
II you want a hne set Of SAX HORNS fer Brass
Bands. Benson can DC you out in hne order, with Mssic
arranged; an fact, n ye1 want every hing In the Musk
e Mean what L SayiA
paired with neztness AID dispatch 81
=. A. BESSOE'S,
now dIm
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Alisnuam0ns.
A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
KScA, GLOSSY Hair,
Completely Preserved


TO THE GREATEST AGE.
A sB No thstis ira would 20, h4Fs Il restored 70
- I.rncr u1ff Or ball. bar would have the EroUth
-e9rea; OF Fou3ied win laniruf snI itching. but
Lese y renog-di or Toubles with ~scrofais, sczl6
% oiler erapii0Es, but Eoah Be eur.di " vita
s he aaeh- tn-ura GA bun would be cured. II wiz
--e ~ ptnp'e5 from ire face and szin. PROF.
sOODs HAIR RESTORATIVE vii al M 81. -
@NtHe Following;
ANY kRsoR. November s, 1856.
Fsof o. eooD-Dear si-: have he.rd mucn
sald o. ne wonderful eaects of your Hair Re-to-erive
,-s+--Is ca ated By qlackerY AMI quscE
nosFam-i har afrss 81 vss dispose 10 place your
Restorative IN IN tsue category vifb ne rt5-ss15 ~
90 iou-dly-trumy-le1 quack rsrssi@- -r.T Z - -
In Lawrence county some usoufhs s,nc.. when v1- 80
ne such assuraure - Induced the triai = verr 49,.
tive IN ~ famhF first b. ny good rifs. 49, b,Ir
bad becume Ve7T trln anf Entirely white. and bef.ra -
haas mx one OF vuur large bottles, hsr hsIr wss r-sfo-@
urariy 70 IT'S crirnal beautiful br0w1 color. ara -
~thicksHed and beosme 0eautiful and rosy upon an eu-
urty over tae bead sc continue tou.e d. Mt simH-y
Decause % rs barutifiuE eIecrs uCul Che hair bat be-
caase - It's hrs11fuI IN aence up1n the bad and mind.
Oth-r of NY fsuHy and fri-rds are u7iug yozr Aestlra-
ciam and dsubts IN refererce % its charac+er AMI value
are entirely removed ami 9 csn ane 90 most cordialy
and cnnddeutls1y -comme It's use ~ al Who Woad
have their fsir restored fra wAlte Or grsy, Qy reason
o. srkne-s Or sEe) 70 original colcr and beauty, and By
and glossy. YER truly azd gratefully yguTs.
SOLOMON M
FRTEND WOOD It vss a long time nft-r 7 szw = q
a. Bissaed hrfsre I st mc bottle o. Es-torative for
uhiea y0a gave me IN order upon y ur a-eI In D~trort,
4ud wien 7 got 10 Fe oarcirdel 20 tT it On NJ MAnn's
hair 81 the slrest fest o. It's power. 70 has Done al that
you assured M e Eszfd dos and others Of uy family and
friends, having witnessed us e1ecfs, are DOW usinE and
rc1mmeHdinz It's use 20 others IS entitled 70 The high-
est CONFEDERATION Tou C al foil
AEans very respectfully and trulv yours,
SOLOkOE MANN.
CARLELE, Ill June -. 1881.
Ihave used Pro-. O. J. W1ci's Halr Restorative. and
have admiud It's wondered en- cts NJ hair vas bsoo1a-
inE. a. Z thaught, prsuaf1rey gray. but By The use Of
hts Restorative it has resuued is original color. and !
have 40 DOUBT Permanently 80
8. BRESSE, Er-senafor rs
o.. WOOD 4 20 PROPRIETOR. 52 B~roaiEzv. y
z. I'm the great n. 7. wire Railing Estabishmentl snd
t1G MarEet street. ST Louis, Mo.
~ And -od b. al goat druggists. 80 dau-oitr
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Assigneess Notice.

b. AssigRee7s Notice.
HAVIN been spp8lntrd Assignee Of PEITON =
II HARBIE. notice Is hereby rFsn 70 all persons in
oebted 20 said trm - noe - aoc5unt, 70 come forward
immedizteiT and settle, - indulEence cannot BE- givsa,
and the undersigned is aiane tuthorizHd 70 give recsipts
n discharge II the liabInses % TIE said Arm
n.
u0vINdsw3n n his attorney, 4. D. Ragsnd.
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a REPUBLICAN ExILE.-It IS with pleasure
we state that one Of the italian patriots, who
fought and bled for liberty in Italy, in lS4S,
al the side OF GAEIBALDI and MAzTNEI, is
now in this city, looking 70 the people Of Mem
phis TO sustain him under the loss Of a limb,
(his right Ieg,) and forty other rsOunSs beside
We say we have pleasure in making this an
nouncsneBt, because Eefssl certain the patri-
otto inhabitants Of Memphis wiz be happy to
have an opportunity of tsstifying their respect
TO a patriot 50 exalted as the Count ROssI.
Like other eminent men under reverses, the
Count seeks BY his own talents to support
himself under the rsvsrses OF fortune. He
believes, and we believe with hin, that the
star OF liberty will Jet light the fortunes OF
Italy. Until that happy time arrives the Count
seeks for support from a libsTty-loving people
as a teacher Of French and italian, which
languages be is qualified to teach as a matter
of,course. He also teaches the Latin language I;
this be does also as a matter Of course, for
the Italian nOBienan lie invariably classical
scholar. We should adj that Count Rossr has
references in this city to some OF our most
respectable inha l~itsnts, including The Rev. c.
P. ScHETKx, and the Rev. c. T. QUTErAKD,
Of the EpiscopRl Church.
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TsIegrsPhie Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, December 2-sAles OF Cotton to-iAr
sy5o0 bales. THESE sales were made before the steamers
news was pubiished In the rftrraoon pspss. Quotations
ar BOninal. Ftour active. sngsr STEADY. Red Wheat
81 Ie. Ness Pork sIs IS. Coffee eOssd arn-boiders
dsmsnd an advance. KEchAngs % New York Ios
9i03k
NEW ToRK Dsenber 2-COttOn quiet. Flour and
Corn hesvy. wheat declining. ChilAgo Beef sIsSIs So.
Money matters unchanged.
CIScISSA1T. Dsoeuber 9.-Plour nominal. whisky
lTze. Lard, Grain and Hogs unchanged New Mess
Pors slsaIA-
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A RETIRED PHYSICIAN,

Whose sands Of life have nearly run out, discovered
while In the East Tnaie-, . certsiu cure Tor Consnmp-
lion. Asthma, Bronchitis, Couges. Cold, ard General
Debility. The remCdy vas discovered BY him when MS
sails child. = dsughtsrs was given ~ 10 die He haa
qual tie o. preparations made from thc East India Hemp,
nd the tbsuCht occurred 70 hiU that he might MAKES
remedy for his child. he studied hard aud suoceedsd.ta
realizing his wishes. His child vas cured, and Is nov
alive and well. Re has since administered toe w0nisr
10 remedy 10 thousands OF sufferers in 81 parts q me
world. ant he has never failed tn making them cumEiete-
" healthy and happy. wishing 70 d. - much gocd -
possible, he viii send % sucn OF his smictcd fell0w-seh
a. request II this recipe. With fuil and explicit dtree-
tens for making Il up, aud successfully USING IL. he 4
three cents 20 b returned As postage n the recipe, and 4
the remainder 70 be APPLIED to the pavmeHt - this
advertisement Address DIT. n. JAMES,
uovI2-imis No. ~ Grand g.. jersey City. n. J
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Edmondson & Armstrong,
Wholesale and Rsisn Dealers IN
HIDES OIL IND LEATHE r,
NO. 37 MAIN STREET,

NO. 81 MAIN STREET,
Opposite Court Square-Sign Of the
G q I . N St1rruP.
KEEP constantly On hznd 3 fun assortment Of articles IN
their line, consisting in part OF French and American
Calf skins HsmlocE and Oak-Tanued Sole Leather,
Skirtings, Harness, Bride, wax and KIP Upper Leather,
Ensmeled and PatFnt Leather Of all kinds; Pad. H1g,
Chsmois, Deer. LinisE and Topping SKINS Also, a fun
assortment Of ssddlsrs', Shoemaker and Tanners
Tools sc. ssidlery Hardware aRd Harness Mornings
o. every variety-tO which We respectfully invite
he sttsntion Of persons buying In our line.
aug20-iy
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NEW ORLEANS. December a.-rhs Della has received
reliable infer nation that the damage to tue suEsr crop
was found 70 Be muoa we're than hal been anticipated.
some plania ions would not yisld ons-hs;f.
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Commercial MIattfrs.
EEaFaIs eAILY APFEaL oEgicE. /

IHuHSDANs DcrtmpE . tcol.
co1rox.-Ihere sss bat little disposition on the part
ofeuyers 70 operate yesterday, unlessat = reduction in
prices, which factors wsrv not disposed 10 yield. and tire
days tran actions were cpnaned 70 a Few hundFsd tales,
At figures Of tn day previous. Most parties vsrs anx-
lousy Awaiting tie reception d he foreign bs~s IOw
due.
November q, ct CHARLESTON. sales At ItH9ta cent I;
s., annah, before the news By the HandsrbRf vas re-
osivcd sslcs were maae at IiA9IIH esntsi the receipt
Of he seus b-ousbt the mArkst to 4 stand. bat holders
were arm. November %. Augusta, bat nfue Cotton Of
fsring sales 81 Ii@I2s cents.
From the Hew Orleans Crescent, November II: Buy
ers eau Harvard yery freely Yesterday At The opening Of
the markst, bat boilers eaind vey fal prices and ne
deunpd sai sequenfiy appeared % fsIl "a. TIE saies,
however. reached $50 bales, II about the range Of our
last quotations., as follows.
OrdinSrv...... sE@foE Hlddllug.
Low Nidhfng...uK9IIs Kidding FAir..I7ES-
Good hifdlEE.-f1ASl1A
Aoompsrison Of The reeipD o. the United States 1t
this time, with the rec,iPis a. The sane uns last year,
sivss the following result:
Decrease Al Seg oi2
" o Noble - 500
" Fiorids II $50
ll.lto
" " ChAnzsSn 81 Sl9
" Va and Moth CsroAhA.-..---..- o,2lO
assn
Increase al S7
Total
ne entire stock o. cottoa on hans IN the United states
up b. this tim a. eompsied with lass year, gives the
following result:
Dscrsase Al New orleans.- ,Is8
" Mobile -.."......-.-... l6tls
" FlofTda --.---.-.-ss..--.- I7ol
" Savanuah.------..---....-.. = -
" 0harcs n........-s.......... 1887
" " Va. and n CarOiina---.." 1908
New fbsSo
al72Ss
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FTNERIL INVITATION.

FUNERAL INVITATION.
Tee friends and soquaiatAness Of NJ. and Mrs. ". s.
Fuiton. are iEvitsi to attend The funeral Of their sJa-
GEORGE PHILLER. from their residsnas On Aosby
street THIS Qaursdayl MORNING. stsA.M.
MENraIs. December B. 1851.
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AL sAEEI

THE following eoaamunicstien eKpi.ns Itself. AiErgs
Stsek q the same s0rt kept constantly on had.
LOwEKs, ORGILL h co.
Agents for steams q Marvin.
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.Emef RQcPirpd.

eBtESE R0ce6CSd.
4 HAVE % store and FOR sale low 70 the trade:
8 hhis Fresh Figs5
s cases 49, CitrOn;
20 bbls- Currsnfs;
90 borx Rsisins- layer n R-Ehole, half AM
quarter b0Iess
800 boxes ASSORTED Pickles
500 boxes hsrne;iosly sealed Fruit-Aasortedi
100 boxes Pie Fratts
100 boxes Cove oysters;
3 cAscs hal ans quarter boxes Sar1ineti
50 baxes R0ck Dsucy;
20 bbts. soft 81 d Aimandsi
400 bolS assorted Nets;
900 boxes Fire Cfsehersi
loo OaStets ChampaRne-various brands
50 casks Tenet double sherry Alei
50 casks London Porters
IS cases assorted Toys;
100 boxes asserted Preserves
100 boxes assorted Jeltess
10 ca e. Gnara Jdiys
10 cases Prunes in Jars and bcxei
900 oO0 Ctgar-T1Tioasb rE-ds.
n1v25 w L. hoSOo.
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ACARn

10 order 10 relieve the business c immunity We viii a.
ter November Isl. receive on deposit and In payment Of
collections the following Bank Notes, reserving the right
70 pay al checks 10 any Of said currency at our option.
We viii not .eosive on deposit notes Of any Rank under
ave dollars, except Bank Of Tennessee and those pro
leoted OF payable in Memphis.
COMMERCIAL BANK OF TENNESSEE,
SOUTHERN BANK OF TENNESSEE,
RIvBR BANK or TENNESSEE,
BANK ~ MEMPHIS
BANK OF WEST TENNESSEE.
October 81, 1857.
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EXCURSION AND CONCERT
- To BEGIvEN
The Washington 0rpheon Quartette,
TO THE WHITE HOUSE PAVILION
On MONDAY. August 81, 1857

The ORPHEoyQuARTETTE, composed of four gen
temen OF Washington, take pleasure IT,
IN announcing, at the solicitation ofEeEahzS
Tnany fnends thai they vii give
House. Pavilion on MONDAY, August slst. Iss7
when no pains wall he spared 20 make il one IL the
most agreeable Excursions of the season.
The comfort and pleasure OF their patrons will re-
ceIye particular attention,
The Concert will consist Of Choice Glees, Quar-
tettes, Solos, dc.
The fine steamer GEO. wasHTSGrox under tba
command OF Capt. job Corson. having been charter
ed Tor the occasion will leave her " harf as follows
aklDg two trips each way Leave At n. M and 2
p. NJ returning AZ p; m. and 10 p. m.
An Excellent Band Of Cotlliop Music furnished
by Mr.. Geo. Arth has been engaged
n. The Tables will be aGundantly supplied with 81!
the dencacles OF the season, furnished by Mr.. e,
Scheheld Particular attention has been paid to the
Bill OF Fare.
Ticke,s, admitting gentleman and two ladies.
THREE DOLLARS. Including Dinner. Supper
Concert, &c. Tickets may be obtained ar The music
stores OF John r. Ellis, !. Crockwell and w g.
Metzerott bookstores Of Messrs. Ts, Tor a Man
~ ana A. Adamson; AZ the drug stores Of j. n,
Moore, j. II stone. and j. Cruit's Jewalry Store
Georgetown; Mr.. g. NJ. ATth, Navy Yard or DIAM
OF the Quartette. Most positively no tickets an be
sold at the Boat. therefore II is requested that All
Will procure them AZ the above named places where
those who have not received cards Of Invitation will
please leave their names, and they will be attended
to-
Omnibusses will leave the Orpheon Qusrtette
Rooms, 9TH street. between aud III Streets n az
and O'Clock. and will be an waiting when the Btat
returns To conve, passengers hack.
The Orpheon Quartette is composed Of the fol
lowing named gentlemen:
F.A. Patterson, Mast. II. NJ Tcasdale.
an 2i-7ts
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The DEFEAT OF PRIoREss AT LKwEs RACES
The London Star thus comments on the defeat Of
Mr. Ten BEoeck's mare Prioress, at the Lewes
Races:
The success Of Tournament for the Lewes
County Cup, yesterday, and the defeat of the
American mare Prioress, have created a sensa-
ton The Americans are sorely chagrined, and
they regard the inglorious exhibition made by
Prioress as humiliating and notifying And
no wonder for they openly boasted Of the stars
ana STRIPES over the flower Of English turf celeb
rites. At Goodwood, lesson was taught them:
Tor IN their overwhelming confidence they al
lowed their horses to be ridden by native Jockeys
totally Ignorant of the art and tact exercised by
an English rider Still, the badness Of the pace
Al LOCKWOOD enabled Prioress to live with her
competitors 10 nearly distance from home. At
Lewes the case was altered, for the race was To
the swift, and Prioress, on whom Brother Jona-
than had founded his hopes, was cnt down with
out having shadow Of a chance. The American
horses Pryor and LecOmpte may, however. vet
prove that the reputation which preceded them to
TINS country is not founded on Boosting and
error .
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Prof. Silliman, and his reverend associates
Silence il says, under all the circumstances,
would warrant the inference that the distin-
guished professor of geology and his ghostly
coadjutors have got, in the Presidents answer,
more than they bargained for.
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''This distinguished author has resigned the
consulate at Liverpool, which place he has filed
four years with great ability and credit to him
SELF well as most satisfactorily to the Govern
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he has been brought into contact. His official
and personal relations with the present Chief
Magistrate, as with the last, were of the most
friendly character bat his private interest made
IL desirable for him to give up his office and in
February last he sent his resignation to 4 friend
In this city, TO be placed at the disposal of the
President after his Inauguration.
. IL Is understood that Mr.. Hawthorne will
spend year in Italy, and then return to educate
his children in their native land.' Freedom from
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10 prepare and publish work which he has been
for some time contemplating and, as the .sScar-
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