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JOB PRINTING.

Such arrangements have been mate n this Important
departue AZ a. will insure the execution Of
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The widest experiences has been bFoGghl bear IN TIE
selection Of large variety ef Plain and Fancy Types
Borders, Ornamehts Ae &C.. and IL IL confidently be lrVed
that similar establishment IL better prepared
cute, neatly, pronptly CORRECTLY and elegantly every
variety Of PLAIN AND FANCY PRiNTISG, In Black or
Colored Inks, In Cold silver, Crmson Bronrss.
One Of the most aceon shed tassfI and experienced
Practical Printers In the eoantfy has been secured %
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superior workmsn e and Approvra prssses and o.
eVeSy ohsy ocered BY modern invention any thnE IN
this ne from the snaest Card 70 TIE largest Foster can
be furnished on short notice.
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NAV VELLuM PAPER COPYING BOOK

THIS Book will be iounf to posses advanta ges
the old style, from the Parer being both thckI and
strong, and oH no: tear tcAea dampeaed. It takes
most perfect impression, and It's pages will be
lent refer to those Of ordinary Day Book. When
in its great superiority viii be apparent, both for
Coping Letters Accounts Currents Manests and other
Documents. For sale by
June1 70 CHARLES W. SMITH.
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PUBLIC SALE OFLAND.

ON THURSDAY THE nth OF JUNE on the premises,
~ will SCI 10 the highest bidder, tract Of LASD, con-
tanning abo6l az acres
The land lies Mil Greek, between the Lebanon and
Murfrees boro TuTnDkes a turnpike adjoining he
land Of Edward Trsbu and is part Of the land Of the
la'e r. p. Smith
The Is divided into three lots with on each.
fERMs OF sALEl, and years or.nOtes well secured,
bearing interest, aysble in Bank and lien retained.
e. Sale & commence a. IL O'Clock.
sAML CROCKETT.
Z. r. GLAsoocK, Auctoneer. Junei-td.
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ful; and as it appeared clear that cotton could al
ways be produced, better in quality and in greater
abundance on islands, and near the sea, than upon
continents, New Guinea peculiarly adapted for
its growth. The people could easily be brought
into contact with civilization, and laboreis could
easily be induced to euigrste from Chins at tiff
ing expense. The members present paid great at
teutIon TO the suggestion made, and it Was cons
dered, if Agreeable to Mr.. Rumboll, that the name
oil the writer should be given and the papers sent
to the Manchester Chamber of Commerce.
We have no remarks to make upon the above,
further than that when the island OF New Guinea
to the east of Moluccas and north OF Australia,
produces cotton enough to supply England, we oil
the South will not utter syIl bile of complaint
The anpexed cotton statistics are interesting and
valuable. They are taken from the London cores
pondence of the National Isteiligencer, and ap-
peared in that paper on the 18th inst With them,
we will bring this article to a close:
The cotton question still enerosses much atten-
ton. Recent returns show that England imported
in 1920 from America SO 999, ia lbs. OF raw cot
ton, and from Indis % l25, 1925 lbs, of the same
article. In 1855 the importation from America was
68l, 62e 424 lbs. and from India las 1873 266 lbs,
10 1920 England exported TO America msnufactur-
ed cotton valued at 81 1914, 53l TO India ESQ, 900;
while in 1855 the exports OF the article from
England to America was f2, ass, 33l, and to India
f5,6Sl 54S. These figures show that in the thirty
five years which elapsed between 1920 and 1855
the importation of raw cotton from America in
creased more than $50 per cent and that from ln-
dia only 625 per cent whilst the exports of the
manufactured goods from England to India increas-
666 per cent, and that TO America only 205 per
cent These staten nts prove two facts, viz: that
America is the great source of the raw material for
England and must probably long continue So whilst
India is the great consumer of her cotton manu-
features. All other circumstances equal, lnGla car
never complete with America in the production OF
cotton for the English market until the lndian Gov
! eminent supply tie necessary railway commune
ton. Not less than 5000 miles o. railway must
be constructed in India before that country can test
her capability for competing With the American
producer We take these figures from report
made by Lieut.. Col. Kennedy to the shareholders
OF the Bombay and Baroda railway company.
Verify, " Commerce is King. but in secondary
sense; for (Southern) cotton is unquestionabIy
king of commerce at the present time.-N o.
Crescent.
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B0HN'S EXTRA VOLUMES.

CHEOyn tCit1 TIE SrANDARD IIsRARY
dRAMMoNT'S MEMOIRS OF THE COURT OF CHARLES
II. Portrait
KABELhS WORKS. Complete in 9 vols. Portrait.
COUNT HAMILToN'5 FAIRY TALES. Portrait.
BoCCACcIO5 DECAMERON, complete Translatiout BY
W. K. KELLY, Esq Portrait
CERVANrss' EXEMPLARY NOVELS complete. Portrait.
THE HsPFAMESON, Taes ia the manner Of Boccaccio
By MARGAREr, QUEES OF NAvARsE. Fine Portrait.
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hooks AND PAMPHLETS.

Special ui be de voted 10 Book and Pazphiet
Work; embracing SorEs upon AnY slbiect ksPorts Col.
cge Catalogue, Sermons Addresses ETC. the literary exc
saueriutentent.
Esamatcs ehserfnly furnished.
90 AnJoe"orE wil be payable IN CASH On delivery.
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M II. EVERETT respectfully announces to his friends
w and ihs public in general, that his Benefit take
place on Monday evening, June Sh. at the NashyiT,
Theatre, on which tcca ion Miss Marion Mccarthy, an,
Mr. John Greene and Lady, have kindly volunteered Their
services, and will appear for this night only.
eFs- For full PARTICULARS see hills OF the dav une6
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DANGEROUS Communicable Louisville
Courier Of Thursday last says:
We saw yesterday counterfeit S. note on
the Juion Bank of Tennessee, which Is we'll cal
culated to deceive the best judges. 1t is photo.
graphed. Weunderstand a number have been
placed 10 circulation 10 this city, and it will be
well for the public TO be on their guard"
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DENTAL NOTICE.

nR WOOD will start for the North about the first Of
~ July and those who may desire his before his
return should make appointments Immediately.
Please bear in mind that my ter CASH in all cases.
cannot ajrd to time and where there
is delay, evasion or trouble in regard TO the pay.
June est triw. B. WOOD.
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I HAVE goo los 81 NkGRoKs "a hAnd, smopr theu
there several goo COOKS, seed baci unltA rosa
bsick masaa, several good iAnss; al 81 uksh an snx.
tsas . soI, and uia al Ehan los.
may1s W. PoRfEn.
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II II n M q:

Daily paper, s6per annum.
Weekly PAPER, 2"
EE- To be Invariably paid IN afpaacs
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eB- The report ahoat respecting an alleged pur-
chase of Islands in the Bay of Panama, by the Brit
ish government is revived in another and more
definite shape, in the following dispatch:
WASHINGTON, May %.
Late letters from New Granada, received per Hi
nois report on what is considered reliable aut ority
that Great Britain has purchased from the former
government the islands in the Bay of Panama,
which are to be used by her for the establishment
of naval arsenals, &c.
The letters also add that the government of New
Grenada has conceded to England the law imposing
a tonnage duty on vessels loading at Aspinwall and
Panama. The authority for one of these Letters, at
least, is no less parsonage than Commodore Mer-
vine, and doubt, therefore, is entertained of the
truth of the Information. There fears that this
action of England, which is alleged to be contrary
to treaty stipulations, may prove a cdS~s beH be-
tween the two countries.
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B- Il. L. Dougears, Esq, is the American
candidate for the Legislsnurein Haywood coun-
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BOHN'S LIBRARY OF FRENCH MEMOIRS.

LRy0fn 1Citt The STASDARD LIBRARY.
MEMOIRS OF PHILIP DE DUMMIES, containing the
Histories ofLOuis XII and Charles VIII Kings Of France
and Of Charles the Bold Duke of Burgundy. To which
Is added, The scandalous Chronicle In volumes
Portraits
MEMOIRS OF THE DUKE OF sULLY, Prime Minister TO
Henry the Great With Notes. and an Historical Intro
dueton by Sir WALrER Scorr. In vols. With a Gene
raj Index. Vols. l., H. and III. Poytrait
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CILK Lie far-za Ssrino aaa ever variety Of cotsoa
- received and Cor tais BY
Jaae a ,. n. hcGiLL-
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OF suk, Isle threat Gau n Merins, GaaEr Cotton,
" Jseonss. Linen, YORK Jeans Cotton Nett aa1 plata
Cotton received and for sale ~
1uBe2 J. IT. BoGILL-
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CAPE MI AK.

s 49, - -
IJoTUWRTA HOUSE, CAPE ISLAND, CAPE NAY,
~ NEW JERSEI.-This extensive estsbhshmsnt will
be opened for the reception Of company TIT RsDAY,
June inst. Suce the close Of last IL has been
put in complete order Painted throughout Papsrsd and
much Furniture addict corps Of the best drilled
COOred Servants have been selected from this City and
Baltimore, ard every attention will be paid the
comfort and pleasure Of the guests Application for
Cottages be made at tbs Office Of the subscriber.
L. HARDWOOD,
June 1-eod2m. No. % Walnut street
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FIRE Brick.
A G. A u ID Z.

+ n00 FIRE BRICK, just received and for sale by
c,OVV june 6-lw.l STEWART & OWEN.
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pENEFIT OF J. G. CARTLITCH
" saturday Evening, June 6th.,
viii be acted the beautiful comedy entitled wAGGsaIES
Overture by the Orchestra To be succeeded by capi
tai farce of the ROUGH DIAMOND. To conclude with
glorious farce called BURIED ALIVE.
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NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY,
F0RTY-FIRST ANNUAL EXHIBITION.
June the sth, 9Th aud IO,h, 1887.


F0RTY-FIRST ANNUAL EXHIBITION.
June the sth, 9Th aud 10h, 1881.
Monday 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock, Pm.
Tuesday 10 O'Clock, A M and O'Clock, z. a.
And "Wednesday, 10 O'Clock, A. n.
qua friends and patrons aud the public generally are
our new Chapel.
We have bOw ample sna comfortable room for all who
are likely TO attend except foe small bois not In charge
Of their Parents.
NeEsss SION esips the nrs. Monday in September
June SIS. Z. d. ELLIOTT.
POCKET BOOK LOST.
LOST on last Monday my way from home the oace
a Of the Nashville Manufacturing Company, . Pocket
Book, containing number Of valuable papers. Any
reinruing u 10 thts once viii be literally rsuATdsd
June 4-St. sam. X. MORGAN.
SEEDS, SEEDS.
/ AN expecting daily a supply Of Onion Seeds water
4 Melon, Nutmeg Ase Canisiops Seeds, aud . chOiee
variety o. flossr seeds. Sesd N orders early.
Jane 4 b. WELLER.
FLOUR. fL0Uk.
E00 BBts and 100 bags Of Extra Family Flour, In
-OOO store and for sale a. QUICK MEAD's,
naysa Ne. II south College rect.
POTATOES.
IO0 BUSHELS PEins PO..soss IN stors and or sale
lOO ky QUICK MEAD,
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AGENTS WANTED,

Two sell Goods for manuf cturinE house IA inf, citV
Il Salary from slt0 to $3.50 per month aid expenses
On receipt o. SIC, We vii orEari simpes bg Express
with insirue iOns or, address enclosing o. STAMPS for
particulars, c. b. ORvIS,
Real Estate AL stock Broker
No. 80 Elm ST.. Cincinnat Tho.
June 1-6ml&w. Pot OHs- nov gsse
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ANTIQUARIAN LIBRARY.

BEDE and Anglo-Saxon Chronicle,
BRANDE'S Populor Antiquities Svols
EARLY Travels in Palestine,
ELLIS Metrical Romancss,
FLORENCE Of Worcester's Chronicles
HAND BOOK Ct Proverbs
LAMBS Specimens Of the English Dramatic Poets Of the
Time Of ShskSpesre.
MALLET'S Northern Antiquities,
MARCO POLO'5 traveller,
OLD English Chronicles (Six),
PASTOR Letters (Thel
ROGER or WENDOvER'S Chronicles. 2 vols.
WILLIAM OF MALMEsBURY do
- New Works are constantly added to the Series AMI
regularly received after publication.
W. T. BERRY 4 COMPANY.
June g. Nsshviile
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Lessee and Manager. JOEL DAVIS
Treasurer. j. II. HARPER.
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NEW BOOKS.
THE life OF CHARLOTTE BRoNTE author Of Jane
Eyre, &C. by +. Gasken 2yos, e.
ADAM GRAEME, OF MAssGRAY. A Novel by Mrs
oHphsnt author Of Zaidee 4c. vol, limo.
AN AMERICAN MERCHANT IN EUROPE, ASIA AND
AUSTRALIA: Aseries Of letters by Geo. =. Train with
Introduction by Freeman Hunt, A. NJ. l vo., limo.
LOVES OF PARIS. Illustrated By Eugene Sue.
MYSTERIES OF LONDON. By Reynolds.
BORDER ROVER. By Emmerson Bennett. Another
supply just received by
may23 HAGAN BRO.
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SHIRTS.

WE have arss rate assortment Of SHIRTS at
w vaross prices, and o. latest Isylss. TIE aaer
grades EaFraat TO b. sell made and 70 a. better than
other style.
Juas2 H. McaILL
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NOTICE

HE Stockholders 10 the Nashville Publishing and Print
Ing Company, hereby notified that an nstaluent
OF twenty ave pr OF TIE capital Of sad Com
paw eet for pysbls MoldaT, tbs " sth June next
10 the uncei signed Al hts one in NASHVILLE.
msy2s- a A. V. 8. LINDsLKY. prrsideni
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CLOTH AND TOILET BHusHtS.
ID EcEfYKD Psr Express another iassee 81 ha.fs toes
II Nah and cstn Rrsshss. Aisas every sAfsS o.
hl -. -a- a~A'' =. II NeefLL
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TRUNKS, vALIsEs a CARPET Rags
rrSr r,c-x,d sna4H lot 81 besf sole L~aiAer franks
j apd Valisea ana sone u cheaPsr s4ieA Aaos "a as
'9's''sA' = J. n. MuGrLL.
Iasls,s and esntisnrs's fuFnlshinE Store
- corner az saaare md coiisge stree.
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COLORED SHIRTS.

ID EcETvED ihis dsY a small iaVoes Of MNrsAlss Col
II oFed shir's, and choice lot Of ether patterns
June 3. J. n. Mc6ILL-
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DI0ws--aAnA spssE.. hs'ssrs Es,, = 80 .aa
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spIt. Public Opiniop If not law at least coutroi. the
so,king Of the law. In al effort 10 change from pub
nc sbusee 1t /. necessary 10 shape pubic opinoa for
tie purpose. The vhO undsitakes to tel tie
fsUe Of hs own TIME must walt tll tue Il genera
too before he gains respect The great pG1c abass
Ot mOU6cblcsi Europe were cot form Institutions ia
tie true CONGRATULATIONS Which snothesed IDEAS
Deio. established the pamphlet cscoyerei the -,oJle
o: Britain r1ace k0OSn the fourth ess,e Of tie
reslm-pgbhc opinion Tie effort - become rich ID
ibls o0gJIy is Lot ~ be d-eDlsed for tbs ai Is
the gT.At topuiar pos-r Which s to Rake toe
Atlantic ParIfic kiss esch other with roads and
which 10 COT the CoLtneLt tn ctes. The organ
lied education OF Europe hss once aud as-in
check sted oes po.isu Neshingtoas gr.s, sou
roe above the gees, sin of the rstloc ara
Lft 90 record an Ccqu, Ut pro; egsInst t1e or ue Of
Niguia Everett and Pier Yoht hac, however. cr0sea
10 tsve out al reference ,Oa hated subject ~ trelr
isu5atiors CT ther coun,ry's Institutions sr1 the
ooun,r5's pstrois. The Sunday School onion Wa
stigu s'ize1 berg suhjsct 10 sinin opinloc The
fuLcticn politician not 20 originate it~ out to
acc@p. aid e1Opt tue ideas Sh,h have public opai"n
for Ifeir birthplace Al the great reforms Of England
have been obtained by the pGlss;oLs of the peoples
vii. Catholicism Is represert.d by millions II Europe,
aDd tLeee millions represent tie Pope, who ~he1 he
CCnsecr6,es Bishop, scoops out tls bralns CONN incs
thst he -bau think no more bot represent the Pope
Ron e is the watcnwcrd OF POpsn power al over los
world EpcOpsiaui.m IT Eng Gland Is the chld OF ans
tooIacy. fhe pulptis owned and It's language Is nut
the lespOrse Of the owned to the owner aud II our
own country why in this very city, GO tn yodns meo
Of the Christian Association not represen, the peSs OF
the churches sud- rs the result think that Silence Is
the usslon OF Christianity IN the presetoe OF crime
which j. the gresfest and touest IN the nation
Mr Pt iilIss lecture was delivered with that ctarac
ter.,ic eloqence which al ali times comm -nds uIm I
lecture -gCeTs and lecture sppreciaors. Ills ilus'r4
ticrs we're well timed and not oppressive, beicg sntfi
ci,ny hun 10 enter WlthoL. bvng ex lu'lvey
amusing IL speaking OF Reform he was 10 nls ee.
mel T. snd used the Ang Sax tongue, OF which be IS
very proud. TO good advantage.
Noi ~bstsD0lng the iIcepency Of the weather,
:t,:e was an encouraging aid apprecia;vo audience
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-20
The ZANE of the brakeman killed on Tuesday
should have been Andrew j. Wood.

YoUsG MEN's REPUBLICAN, CENTRAL COMMITTEE
This Committee met at Stuyvessni Institute las,
ing for the purpose of completing a organisation
Henry S. Smith, esq. President pro tem., in the
chair.
TIE Committee on Credentials appointed at the last
meeting reported inquiry concerning contested cleo
ticts in the Fourtes nth snd Twenty. second WARDS
ana on motion, the following named persons were ad-
united a. delegates from the former: Msyo l.. Bald
win, John c. Kleefeich, c. Louis Rchtner, Henry b.
Kent Allyn Cox and the following from the latter:
John c. Gone, John Crosby. jr., Robert Patterson,
Robert Campbell and Valentine Coca. The constitu-
ton was thea fully adopted, and, on motion, Nom-
mating Committee, consisting Of one member from sch
wHd retired to prepare list Of candidates for perma
ren; officers of the Committee They reported at IL
O'Clock, and the following gentlemen were elected:
Pesident-C- c. Mott, esq, Fifth Ward. vice-Pres-
dents-Jsmes Gushing, jr.. Seventeenth Ward; D.
Il. Oimstesd. fifteenth Ward; Henry s. Smith,
Tenth Wsd. Trsssuree-Edwsrd Robinson, it,,
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F 1 r Z s .
FIRr IL THIRD AvHNUE.

/
lAbout oclcck yesterday morning fire broke out
the grocery and liquor store No. 7Ol Third avenue,
ppt BY John Hearn. but it was soon extingussed by
re fremsn. The fire originated in the cellar under
be store but from what has not yet been ascer-
AIMED. Mr.. Hearn sustained about 800 damage to
We stock by water and smoke insured for $500 In the
nyvesani Insurance Company. The stock in the
ching store of Isaac Lubree No. 20, next door, was
uaged to the amount of 500; no insurance The
BiDss, owned by John Atridge, sustained but little
uage; they are insured.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRr IN prTcHESS COUNTY.
Nsterday morning, between l and O'Clock, the
khess County Print Works, owned by J. Garner &
a, wsppingers Falls, were discovered to be on
pby the watchmen in attendance. The fire broke
Sin the engineer department. and soon the flames
reAd to the colOring and dyens houses, which were
rely destroyed.
be two buildings contained large amount OF
ehnery, beside large number Of valuable s0sraV'
for cahco-printiDg. The loss to the Company on
tings, machinery. stock. &C., cannot definitely be
fd. We learn that there was an insurance on the
cny Of 100000, mostly in New-York Insurance
'psnes. It is said that bstweea 900 and 300 work
sulbs thr0wn out Of empoymeat.
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fAdyer,isemept-l

III
LETTERS PArEST GRANTED JAM ~, 1851
large collection OF aud beautiful yle OF Portrait
urr Exhibition j. GURNsYs well known Photo
gr. phic Palace OF Art, No $40 Broadway. N. Y.
public respectfully invited to call aud Judge TOR them
selves the superiority these Pictures other styles
and although the Caera tnsy combine the truth
fuess wit tho besAty and NM Of
the most delicate To quote expression
o one of our Miniature Painters Tho Stereoscopc
wonderful, ion these pictures sur
pa. in every respect our best endesyors.'
Quincy holds himself in READINGS execute said p;tures
for the public o and after the Nth iast.
Gallery open from . IN I'LL q. IN.
J. GURsEY, Photographic Artist,
No. $40 Broadway, cor L,Jnard-st. Y. T.
" B.-No connection wit any other establishment.
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has excited little interest fashionable circles sco
caused quite futierDg amosg certain wealthy FAINT
lee. Ii ssens the bride heiress and worth ia hef
OWE night $50 CO., She the inmate of ore Of our
meet exclusive Finale eenin&es and is but fourteen
yesrs eEd elshS months oic. Her wealth aud he hugh
petition Of her family of course known to her
s'ca'Cs and her acquaintance was coasoq leotly
courtec. Among the gentlemen she wss introduced 10
was S-k- aweil kIo ~ hIbitEt OF Firth avenae
ss>oLs, but who had reached the msture age OF 81
years. The Acquaintance ripened INTO iniimscy and
eventually tie parties became engaged 10 be mNned;
but as the parents nil 1T pterpOse Al objection 1t was
arranged that II should take place unkno Tn to them or
suy ut the ynuug lsSy's friends. IL ~ss agreed thai
ihe happy event should cone of last Saturday Isl
Nsleniine day. ana the church wG opened the mia
sei reaoy snd fes spectators had also sseenbed 10
witness tie marriage ceremony which vas announced
for ii g. N. But nooa came aud went, and no OXIDE
MADE her appearance, and the church was closed. IL
IDS tha the Principal OF the tmnary Ia winch the
yorfg lady was pupil, got wind that something unu
sual was on the taps, snd she locked the would De
h:de in her room, and prevented the tuhumeat OF
hor sDgsg, ment. But 80 Love laughs 81 locksmiths,
arc by some means Mr.. X notified of the stu
alton Of sf,irs snd arranged matters IN such nanner
that the young lady capped from surveillance aud the
couple 0uly married IN one OF our most tahona
DE uptown churches on the 10Th inst. The bride ADD
bridegroom Immediately started for Washington, aad
ibts nG 10 spend tie hon, ymoon on Southern tour
Tns pleasant little affair las created quite an excitement
among the young ladies in Upper readom, add Is TO
them far more interesting than the Bond street ira
gtoy. lherad'
The girl is said to be Miss Lorllard.
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THE PHILOSOPHY OF REFORM.

WENDELL PHILLIPS, esq., Of Boston, lectured on
"The Philosophy Of Reform" before the Hew-fork
YouDg Mems Christian Union, in DR.. Chspins church,
Broadway. last evening.
Mr.. p. observed that the lag Of progress, or the
tendency to improvement. underiies the Auencsa