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MISS ELIZA LoGAE.-This talented lady and gen.
eral favOrite is playing engagement at Wallacks
Theatre in New York. 1t being her first appearance
in that city, she very fooshly essayed proptate
the NewYork Herald by writing private letter to
Bennett, narrating the circumstances under which
she appeared, and beseeching word of commenda-
ton or at least lenent criticism at his hand. Ben
nett, with his usual nice appreciation of the
courtesies of society," published her letter in full
accompanying it with comments in his invariable
fippant, vulgar and and insulting style.
Miss Logan was eminently successful in her first
appearance, winning golden opinions" from very
large and intelligent audience, calling down the
most enthusiastic applause. She was twice called
before the curtain and showered with bouquets. The
critic of the New York Tribune thus speaks of her
success
The play, (' Euadne,'') although full of inconsis-
tencies and absurdities and bombast and ridiculous
fustian from end to the other, may nevertheless
be invested with a certain degree of interest by
actress of unusual ability, and this ability joy
fully concede to Miss Logan She did what we have
never seen done before-she redeemed the play from
its customary monotonous dizziness, and put an
earnest life into the character which made it pos
itively interesting Miss Logan in unsurpassed as
an elocutionist; her voice is unusually swe It well
as powerful naturally and it has been cultivated to
an extraordinary degree of perfection. She is most
graceful and pleasingin all her movements, and she
Seemed to thoroughly appreciate the few good points
there are in the character of Evadne. We welcome
this lady heartily TO the New York stage, and hope
soon to see her in characters better calculated to
display the fine and cultivated powers which it is
evident she possesses.
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Rev. DR.. HowELL.-We learned sometime since
that the Rev. DIR. Howell had been rendered the
pastcrship of the First Baptist Church in this city,
under such circumstances as it was believed would
induce him to accept. We now learn from para
graph in the Richmond Wing, that he has resigned
the pastOrship of the Second Baptist Church in that
city, with the view of removing to Nashville. DIR.
Howell is of the most learned and eloquent di-
vines in this country, and the members of the Bsp
fist church in this city will be grsted to learn that
they again enjoy the benefit of his ministerial
labOrs; indeed, this feeling will not be confined to
that denomination for all who appreciate the quail
ties of the urbane, christian gentleman and his in
fuence upon society, will rejoice that such is
about becoming permanent citizen of our city.
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INTERESTING TO MECHANICS AND MANUFAC-

INTERESTING TO MECHANICS AND MANUFAC-
TURERS-THIRD ANNUAL FAIR.
The Mechanics and Manufacturers of Tennessee and ad
Joining States reminded that the Third Annual Fair and
Exhibition of Mechanics Institute of this State will
mence in October in tins ely. The annually ncreas
ing interest manifested in these exhibitions and visible ad
yauagss resulting exhibitors well from the dissemins
ton Of important Information among themselves as from
publicity which they thus enabled give their
business renders certain that the approaching exhibition
will ecpse in mAgnfcence and inter st all its Predeees-
sOrs.
Copies Of circulars giving full particulars be obtain
ed at the Mechanics Institute rooms, College street, opp
site Sewsnee, by addressing the President "m
StockeI or Secretary. H. x. Walker. June 30 3m.
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Wheat, Wheat.

WANTED 100000 bushels prime White and Red Wheat,
w for which will pay the highest market price, de-
hyered al Ware house, Spring and Clark Street.
Nashville. Wheat will be Chased Is follows:
Ten cents per bushel WILL be paid White above
prime Red, and 10 cents below for prime MEDITERRANEAN
his Wheat is the o~ elassf When Amber Wheat
is prime five bushe paid over the price
Spring and other Red Wheais.
The Amber is known here by Farmers as Blue Stem or
Missouri Wheat to this is the Golden Chaf-most
desirable.
First Class, White; Second Glass, Amber;
Third Class Golden Chat; Fourth Spring
and all other Red Wheas except the Mediterranean which
is ten cents below in value.
25,O 900 Grain Sacks on hand by
iuneas IL. s. FRENCH & SON
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$50 REWARD,

WILL pay Fifty Dollars reward for Negro man named
LOGAN, ifdevered to me at No II, Cedar street, Nash
viIle Tenn of J. LumsdeB's lanyard few
days ago. He brought here BY John Sherwood from
and sold here He is probably Nashville will Try
10 get back into neighborbood OF Bowling green KY
He of black pleGiOn, about 25 years age,
inches high weighs about l40 pounds st'agg ing
kers black Buenavta hat black Summer coat black
loed pants white Shirt and SOga shoes. lie quick spo-
KEN will seldom look any in the face when spoken
10. dune l9 81 THOS. G. JAMES.
y Bowling Green (Ky.) Standard copy three months
emf and 10 hisO fic -
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Chancery Sale ofa Valuable House
s. and Lot.

by virtue of decree Of the Chsnesry cour. Nsshyis
ID IN the case OF K j. CuHey AGAINST G. D. Elliott 81 ais
shall sell to the highest bidder public aneon the
premises, TIE Ih Of July next, House and Lot on
Denumbrane street, in the city Of Nashville, being the same
ROW occupied By jams Piunket Esq., AS family resi-
dence s..fr1sr5. . 1-... 4.
fERMsOn efourth the purchase money cash, and the
b. enee eredf OF one, and three years. with In
tresgood security being required and lien retained for
the payment of the purchase money For further psrcu
lars apply fumes .Prsfses6 C. D. BRIEN, c. n
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NOTICE.

In addition to our sale of groceries this morning,
we will offer the following list of liquors and cigars,
for account of whom it may concern:
IS Casks Port Wine;
2 " Sherry, very fine;
229 "a Brandy;
123 4"
bbls Bourbon Whskey, rery old
10 casks Cherry Bounce;
81 bxs Brandy, (qts)
$4,000 doz Hermannos Cigars,
$4,000 Washington Regala do.
Terms All sums under $3.50 cash; over $3.50
three months for approved endorsed notes, payable
in bank LELLYETT, EWING & co
July lit. .......
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MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHER
SPRT NGS .....-

THIS WATERING PLACE will be open for the reception
of Visitors the 10Th day OF June
II is situated the Eastern Slope Of the Aleghanis
the summit, Montgomery County, Virginia, seventy
eight miles West Of LyHchburg, and two hundred miles
West OF Richmond, within and bali miles Of the Viz
gnia aud Tennessee Railroad from which there is Branch
Railroad 10 the doof of he Reception House.
These Waters have been Teoed for many by the
people OF surrounding country and since the place has
been improved, by svey large number of Visitors from
Of the Union, most of whom testify
their efficacy a numbsT Odisoases.
The Improvements of tue dTst ORDER the
airy, and many them arranged with particular
regard 20 the comfort and con veDieBce of Families.
The Dining Doom has deem much enlarged since last
season and will under the management CHARLES G..
THohPsos, Esq Richmond, capacity Caterer
unsurpassed. - - asa
To the seekers Of Health of Pleasure this place presents
attractions seldom 10 be met with at Watering Place and
second to none in the Union.
In addition 10 the Railroad facilities by which visitors
from s sections Of the country be brought door
Reception House, there wi be daily
-Four Borse Coaches By way Of the New River White Sui
phur Springs and the celebrated Salt Lake. the Red Salt
Greenbrier White sulpher and.Sweet springs.
TIE ByDchburg& AbT gdon Telegraph Company have
constructed Branch of their Line these Springs and opened
an Office IN the Reception House. -..-I
Ample provision has been made Oz the comfortable
cOmmOdaOn One Thousand persons and effort will be
spared 10 render their sOurn pie asant and agreeable.
..r ROBBERY H. MOSBY, PRks'T,
Montgomery White SULPHUR Springs Company.
iune6-dlm-eOd hn-w25aag. r. -'a 30 - p
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G1aND PIC NC AND COTILLON ExCUR-
SION TO MARERONE GROVE.

ON Wednesday, July Is on board the Steamer WIN.
oHENRY been rehtted for the occason-Giyen
by the Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company No /. Tickets
S2admit gentle and ladies' Can be obtained of
OF the Commit at the principal Book and Music
Stores. The mtee endeaSor to do all that lies
their make this of the pleas trip Of the
The boat will leave BrOsd ST. wharf att O'Clock
eisely, and lower wharf at 8 O'Clock. %
n h Hooks Brass and String Band are engaged fer the
occasion. n fi
Committee of Arrangements-M. Powers, WIN. Davis,
VIM Culbert, Lewis Bourgine r. Boswich. H. c. kSst,
President; w, H. Funston, Secretary. june 2s
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B6s- The Campbells had another full house last
night and the repeated and enthusiastic applause
with which their performances greeted evinced
the cordial appreciation of the audience. They are
capital performers, and each successive effort but
confirms the favorable opinion of their professional
talents. Tonight is their last appearance. Give
them bumper"
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ga The regular monthly sale of the funds of
the Nashville Building Association takes place this
evening at the Merchants Exchange
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DIR. A. G. GOOdlet,
MANUFACTURERS OF ....
Vegetable Panacea

GOODLET'S LINAMENT, OINTMENT AND
EYE SALVE.
Coughs, Colds, Headache, Indigestion and
Dyspepsia,
Which aiicts many persons, sooner relieved and
csctualy cured by the proper of the Vegetable
Panscea than any other remedy
Female Diseases Vegetable Panacea is most
cuarIy adapted to female diseases.
GOOdIet's Vegetable Liniment, GOOdIetss
Unrivaled Ointment, and GoOdiet's Eye
SaIve, superior remedies. ALI persons whe have
made trial of them speak of them in the highest terms.
FAMILIES who have adopted the of the above
dies prepared by Dr. G Goodle much pleased with
them and generally give them enthuss praise
If
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IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES, AND ALL
WHO WISH TO KEEP COOL WATER
AND FRESH MEATS,

nATENT Double Wall Ice Water Pitchers, both Silver
Plated and BritaDiatbe Ices best and latest nVen-
tlon for keeping cool water for family use
Aiso-Double Wall Porcelan.lined Silvef-Piatec Ice
Pitchers
Also--Double Wall Porcelain lined Siver-Plated Water
Coolers, beautiful well good articletne handsomest
article for the purpose yet invented.
AlsArbuTt's patent Selfseaiing Fruit Cans and Jars
acknowledged 10 be the best article for the purpose Of
serving fresh Fruits
Also Preserving Jars OF all sizes IN Glass.
A;so-SiX eight complete, handsome and French
china Sets, offered at Cost, reduce Stock
make for supplies Hicks China Hail. No. &C.
Public Square, A. H. HICKS.
Nashville, June 23-lW
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A GREAT mEDIcINE FoR FEMALES.

Hundreds of stimulsn have been invented and sold
Purpong obepcifc in the various diseases dersnge
ment to which the delicate oim Of render her sub
ect. The result of all these stimuli has impart
OmeatGry to the SYSTEM and false vigor
the Muscles but this relief has been succeeded by depres
sion and proraOn greste than before and the repeated
empts of nvads TO build themselves up by these false
needles, have finally ended in destroying what little vital
ganiEation left. But in using BerhaUs'S Holland BIT
trsou will find such disastrous results, tits purely
Vegetable compound, prepared strictly scientific prnci
PIES after the Of the celebrated Holland Professor
BRhave. Under its influence, eUey and muscle
csVes strength and vgor appetite and sleep retu and
finally perfect health See another column
HOIiaway's Ointment and PiIIs.-The family
medicine chest that furnished With these powerful
remedies needs nothing I.uptions, sOres wounds
ulcers, tumors and stiff Joints nfaby cured by the
Ointment, and all aectonso of the bowels stomach and
liver by the Pills. Sold the manufactures, No. so Mai
den Lane New York. and No. pa Strand London; and by
all druggis at 25c., % II, and 81 per pot box.
NERVOUS ANDRHUMATIC AFFECTIONS!
HOLLAND BITTKRs.--''We have used this medicine our
selves and in many with the greatest The
most celebrated of German Physicians recommending
it, During this changeable weather. while mot persons
troubled with nervous and rheumatic affections, will be
found a valuable remedy,o ZeitaKg
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Stamped Envelopes.
Posr oyrroE pr,.nrrrrr.

Posr CVFIoE DEPAaTMESr, May %, ls57.
- EALBD PROPOSALS will received until }, "a. Of
y the 9Th day Of Juy for furnishing stamped
envelopes this department requirs0 period OF fJ1r
years, YizI
Nc. nots size ga By AZ inches, Of white paper.
Peror In such proportions OF pun and white mas
dered.
No. B. Official sizs, So By * inches, blG white
10 such proportions OF elmer MAJ be required.
Proposals also invited for u nishiug hoard
boxes Cor packing parcels Of envelopes EACH
and for wooden for packing parcels 10 %
The envelopes TO be made IN the best OF
approved quality, mAnUiseared specially Tor purpose,
and such waermaTkes The Postmaster General Direct
They must be gummed for sealing, least y the
packing and furnished and ready Tor
quantities be required TO MI the orders POsmas
agent Of the department will furish the address
for each PARCEL which Is 70 DO pasted e box b. The man
ufacIurer without charge.
The dies for enclosing poe stamps the envelopes
are TO be execussd IN the bes and they pro-
Vded renewed, and sept IN order expense OF the
contractor.
requested furnish samples Of paper, with
their bids, OF the quality they nd the
tuIe Of the envelopes they propose 10 furnisa.
Bond and security viii be required for the faithful per-
iormanee of the contract, aud pay under will
made quarterly. Price, quality SAMPLES and the SUN
ey OF the bidder Will be considered together In the
contract; and the Postmaster General nImssf
the right annul ii whenever hs snail discover
same or any part of it, is offered for sale the for
the purpose OF alton; and he will sanction
transfer OF the contract W party shall be ais
opinion less able and qualified than the original bidder
tor failure perform faithfully any sliPuzgiOns.
The number Of envelopes Issued pOslnastes in The
quarter ending March 81, 1857, stated below:
4O7, $50 No. l, Stamped ee1ts
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FOR SHERIFF..

Election First Saturday i'm March, 1855.
We are authorized JAMES NJ HIEToN candi
date for Sheriff of Davidson county. may27
We are authorized t. announce JeHs x. RDxoKDsoN a
candidate for reelection Sheriff of Davidson county.
may2s
We are authoFzeS to &. B. BIeLEY q candidate
for Sheriff Of Davidson county. may ss
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THE LEGIsLATuRE.

We authorized Or. T. MAsxrs as caudi-
date for the State Senate for the district composed the
counties Of Robertson, Montgomery and Stewart.
We are authorized to announce Z. w. Haywood, Esq
az candidate for joint Rep the
Davidson Robertson and Montgomery.
IL We authorised to announce S. A. DAV1Dsos
candidate to represent Davidson county, the
of the next Legislature. junee-td+
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P kMANSHIP.
M R DOT,R IA n

ILL open a Class in Writing on Tuesday, the 93d
w inst, the Store OF L. F. Beech Ne 40, College
street, where Ladies and Gentlemen can in short
learn to write with ne8tness and rapidly.
- Parents have their children taught during
AE SCHOOL VACATIONS,
-2px5aG afterwards to devote ali their time to
other sIudIes, in,tne other Schools.
Those wish know whether this by cheapest
and certain method of learning write, Mr. refers
several hundred pupils taught by him in Nashville either
last winter twelve years since.
Persons from the country finish their lessons
neck.
Hours, Q TO ii, A. NJ, ; to- P. NJ.
n Those wishing Mr. D. classes should apply
Immediately, his stay will necessarily be much shorter
than on his recent to Nashville iune2l.
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n@ SEE SUPPLEMENT.

s6r We will thank our city subscribers TO report
to us all failures on the part of our carriers to de-
liver their papers,
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e6r Messrs. Lellyet, Ewing Co., sell at auction
this morning, large stock of groceries.
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-ss Messrs. Trabue & Lucas large auction of
boots and shoes, ready-made clothing and fancy
goods, will be resumed this morning.
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ron SALE AN EXCELLENT DWELLINGS
NOAe AT TuW FIGEJRES.

M no,v offering for sale most desirable Residence
nTsr street in The 9Th Ward The Lot fronts - feet
- "a Ths House is and neat contains Rooms, heh
" S.nI,s Room Smoke House, Dairy and Stables. The
- hs ,inst been carried In front this Let know TO
Sc sargSin Apply 70 A. v. {. btNDSbkf,
% ~ y 4; b.. asa Co lege stree
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FORCED SALE OF
Thirty Thousand Dollars
WORTH OF NEW, FRESH AND FASHIONABLE
SHOES, BOOTS, BROGANS, and superfine
- READY-MADE CLOTHING,
great variety Also, I've casks assorted HARDWARE
Auction. bY
TRABUE & LUCUS,

No IA Public Square, Nashville, Tenn.
AN TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, June 3Oth, and July
er and ali others concerned a5s cases of new fresh and
fashionable Boots and shoes, tS-wit:
Programs, Kip Brogans from 70 Isl Unbound Brogsns,
to II sp Bregans a Glove top Congress Shoes cloth
Quarter sho superne Calf Boots pegged and sewed;
baf Leather Oxford Ties Fine calf 05ford Ties Lasting
fine kid boots, with heels silk lasting Caters; Goat Boots
%cd and RsfsS n ana ss "a
tipped Misses sHd chd,ens Shoes in great vsrae'y Youths
and mud Bo Dts; 30 cases extra Negro BrOgans.
CLOTHINGl
0fhe finest order and Of the best and workman
styles and kinds Positively the best Clothing that Is
factur ed in out of the United States certain
Fine Marseilles Coats fancy trimmed checked do white
linen coats fancy trimmed fine Marsees coats
white fancy checked all WOOL cashmere coats pants
pants and vests macb fine of all colors,
coats pants vests to match; POngee COATS India grass
station cloth coats black and fancy coor plain and striped
fine French English drsb de and pants black
trimmed fine black and fancy cashmere PANTS
fine white and grass linen coats; black, brown and blue
cloth ock and dress coats light summer coats in great va
The largest assortment Boots Pants Vests ever
every kind and description OF the best Clothing
DRY GOODS!
We will offer invoice OF and fresh staple fancy
Dry Goods amounting TO entyhve hundred dollars which
consists of the most desirable kinds and leading articles of
the trade.
..., HARDWAREG
Five casks assorted Hardware eVory description;
Hardware Cutlery &C. Knives aud Forks Padlocks, Axes,
Files Spoons and variety of goods that line. All
of the above goods consigned to without limit with
orders sell in time to meet acceptances and advances
Suffice say, Notwithstanding this is dull of the
year. must and will sell the goods il sacrifice them.
They must 60 We have often called the attention of
city and country our large ales but
did it with more earnestness than do this The stock is
the largest and best assorted the best goods mad
pleasure offering before in this city,
ards come TO this sae De sure TO eomethe goods must be
sold Sale to commence at nine O'Clock precisely.
TBRMS-All under go, cash; all 5000
and underS4G0, months; all sums $500 and under
$lO00,4 months; all sums $1,000, mouths.
June "a ids. t- TRABUE d LUCUS.
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KINGSTON SPRINGS.
EpperSOn Springs.

N OHDA 49,
HAVING attended the late Dr. A. NJ Debow physicians
during his last Illness feel it duty say
public thai consider the watering place
healthy but free all Epidemic Contagious disease
There single OF sickness the place,
immediate EeghboThood, crediby Informed. We
the watering place entirely healthy. We
this have that may have gIounu
of the momentary panic that pervaded that community
JAS S. DYER,
ROBT PENSLEY.
JOEL 4. GRENSHAw. .
TOM L. WINSTON,
A.J.DYER.
DIR. DeBow taken sick HaIsvile, which place
died. There has been disease of kind prevailing
EppeTsOn Springs any point than HarsVe.
p Banner, Christian Advocate and Banner OF Peace
copy and send bill 70 W. A. DeBow, Epperson Springs.
iuneI3-Im.
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PILES PILES! PILES I

FILES ]. FILES! TILES
fHrs HITHERTO NTRAcrAsLz DIsRSss, EVERY FORz AND
EyERT sEAsz,
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY.
DIP. CAVAHAUGH'S PILE SALVE
VETILL fail in giving immediate relief and posi-
wv lively curing the aud most obstinate cases OF
HenorrhOids 81 Piles Ii is the
- ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDY KNOWN
elsewhere for the Piles and is the result Of years
Of patient study and investigation.
Sufferers from Piles have remedy at hand which
will
STAND The TEST OF TRIAL,
without fear Of failure its part do all ths proprietor
elsims forit.
Full directions accompanying each box and all that d
requisite Is strictly to observe hsn, and cure will soon
to follow.
DIR. 7 Il CAyASAUaH, (Present)
Dear Sir. When arrived IN the city few days age
was suffering intensely with the plies. mentioned my
condition yo1 asking your advice You recommended
your Pile Salve saying would cure tired THE
effect wss immediate, and now we'll [ believe il
to be ash proved case invaluable remedy, and
surs cure for that disease, the Piles and such recon-
mend it to others
Yours truly, JOHN W. HANSON ofSt Louis Nc
~ Price 81 per box. For sale in Nashville by Eyin
Bros wholesale Agents, and by Druggists and Dealers
generally,
Dr. 7. q. OAVANAUGH, Sole Proprietor.
aug6l-ly made St Louis. Mo.
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coTOOsA SPRINGS, GEORGIA,

THE Propheors pleased to announce TO the public
Thai this fashionable Watering Place will be opened
scenIoa OF visitors the 18th u June, when they hater
,hess YES they will be enabled by their unemed sten-
sion ad increased facilities TO render their guests
Gyfable as at any similar establishment in the Sonh Dur
ms he season their will be Fancy Bali and Tournament
witch will be duly announced. - . >,..,,,
Iuuee-iuy is bAIlEh heDONHbDs