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From Miss Pardoe's g" Epi-
sodes of French History"
~ ryEN1Nd WITH folcuE.

On a certain dav," said Feaehe, with
that peculiar expression of eye and lip
which rendered hi, eountenancc ST. keen
and iox-Ikc, that once seen he could ncy-
cr be forgotten; =" received a letter
from Il lady. There wa no nlistakin@ IT.
the papcr vi. fine, the form ot the note
elegant, and the perfume which II eNhal-
Cd Il, | tore 1t open, at once subtle and
delicate wa- urged-l Wis inPIorci
i'll thc most rharmngiy-roundcd eenten-
ce>. and with an carucstne~s which I'M
pressed M even more than the style ot
the request. not to 20 III person. No
that the fair writer assured me she wa
not mad enough 10 hope for an Instant
but To send a. my representative ,otne ont
in whom could thoroughly eohiiic IN
order thai she mlght communicate II me
m affair Of Importance which ,he. hew-
ever. felt herself hound to ceui,,, w.t> to.
tally un.onuceted with the interest, OF
the Government
The trankness of this avowal piqued
my curiosity, and mildle-aecd official as
was.I confess that was not proof against
the sudden ae>irs "hl'h ~, u ','N',>'''
gate thu mystery for myself. My only fear
~aS that el beng recognized i fi'A Wh,'n
was particularly anxious 10 aN"'a ''f
many ana obvious rea''h', iio"cN er, :. |
had worn 81 many and such successful dis
gu>cs in my time, that thought might
yt,ltur, 10 try my fortune once more. 80,
ai'ef nav i''2 ''ia'ateil i'iu IL! paul. ~
tcrmlned TO attempt It.
80, without any further m,'GNins'
got INTO haehngy-Goach, "II 'roy' /. |,
the chtr'i't ol '"' puc 'c' 5''''''
Victor where l "hsh'ed having pr'yl'
ous.Y taken the hrceae'i9n 20 =S'','o" u ~
erai OF my people IN the immediate NlcIn'
ity OF the house 10 Whlrh } theh pro-
eeeied on foot
Five minutes Afterwards was INTRO
jueed into dra"'ns-Toom "n'eh hau eN''
IDENTIFY undergone no change IN 't' d'cora'
tlons since TIE year 80. All "aS rieh
but faded ; and there was an ar oi p5,
gone masmhcenee about the aspect OIL
everything which ii contained 'nH' III
stantly produced It's effect upon the nina
Through the saloon / proceeded To = Sec
oh1' i''' vast ou' '"''''''',' !" '''' ~ =,
manner; and there seated upon a sofa
found 4 young, graceful anu ''ih'a Woman
about twenty live year, et as9' ana o'
exceeding beauty ohe was Ih hiientIS III I,
STATE ot painful agitation She ,rei'o'e'
Violently, aud at once le't a ueSife u
serve her.
Madame Ia bIronhr sa,n l. SNOW
ing her the note winch | h'a receiver
e | am sent by his EXeeliehty tue MINIS
ter
me clapPea hef h'n'' il'P'o''"5'a
and | paused.
Monsieur She lalterea out no'n'
lnS short ot the most absolute n'et'S'.!
could have induced me-l an ue'p'y III
debted to lis ESce'iehcy-- "ou'u l''oN'
my gratitude were II III my poWerw'h'- :
believe me-l am very Wfeehe' -.
Madame l replied 'he ;''n,2't'
has great power am p91sessgd ., o' , n,s
entire confidence lie VIII jug sou'
cause according to my report anu ''ou
what | haSe hl'ngr,o yH SyI"' J.. f'a.,lIo nav. Io
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C.,,r r,srep< tbr sr..it.., ,anl.r If ,Lis
-, any other az, hi. monster Shin was
,bo,,gb, an, hv Mr. Kennel and With ,bn
aid Of Mr. Sc5,t RussII, a naval architect
,b,, first w.rk was commenced un,n her
,,h,ut f,nr wars since
my t,rxenixc
The first ntt.nut IL I,nn,h hcr vas made
,ha Al - X,y.f,,her l~,- S,.r,,1 rb,rd
F,nrtb F,,h and Sivtr, tri,l va. b,1 hef4rr
sb. ,r,ntly h,,,,,J ON the Th,mrs The
lpntbie., Va. r,rntl tod IN SUNDAY III, 3l-t
of I'm. lSis him. lb,ut tiir.,c M nt.S from
the commencement. ~nr was launched sid
w.. ,,n,r,,v +, H.. ,,...,l ru.t,,, e,j g,
rlan almost unhr.rl If
.rtrfST,es
Icnrtb b..twcsn uaTransi sirnlars. G,n f.ct
DIN =ay4r all ON Itflts-r 5I,s,k. on lot
Er,,lt, # .4lI : tt
u..bt rom E,ttnn II .bip to tap#ot iron
.rI..r Tx. = fest.
bi.met,r Of r,lll..wb.s,~. - f-.t.
pitt15of ,cr,V propeller. u i,.,t.
Number af bl.i. m dit. /
VII, Of .rrsw propeller. u tar-.
U.f-E, = ,rie.jtl,l .tl,,tt-. + f.et.
WrI,b,5g I'm m fb., construction II III,
hnn lint nan tins
pitt,=al .t#f. w, machinery. cal. CARO-,
and llz.zf;fs.,. =ft .a.=z- >. G,a t.us
nr.nslt -w4t=f At tat whit, ii feet
AMI s;x inches
WEIGHT Of ctch Of tllc rpl llc.cn.ine cylin-
der. lint 7 n tn. n : -
\,,g,'-.r of d,tt,.
D,,m,.t.r, If ,,,t, i inches
Irn,,b Il .trakr. /, l..t.
p,dile ...,in.. ,h,ut 1no horse n,wer
W5,bt ., ..,,h .,c ...y..,, .u ~. cylinders
oh,n, % ,,n.
x,.,,,.....c l;,,,
Oi,,n.ter ~ J;tta - ineh-s
L.nrth OF strokc. fr.t.
..-,;. ~, ,,uu g,.,rs,, ,-,,rsr
49, st,o. - ,,..i,II,. ..,,,s I'll
-
w.5,h, or sL,r. far s,r.w en,ine.. lj0
,,ns
Nn,,t,.r ag b.fl,.-. =, I3,lille cngipcs
NJ, -, -ofia ,ncinIinr fun.
~, ,.
X,t.c I.,;i.-. ,o ..,r,,, ,,..;n.sG
vi, ,c ,,r mir .,.1 inrlud,nr fun.
,als az ms
~ .a,r.5,,ss :; H., t,gL4.as j
;anh ~ -
:. si.;,s q. i,..1
- - -. n.aJ IN rho construction
or,b,, sh;, ,h,ot 2 o,a, .non
a. f,
nm - ~ ,, =. f,r.',nJ.,ft rio.
~. IN J.. t,r,-,nJ.
-
I'll aa,,,,,, AZ e.,,,s !, s,il. ,hou,
. 1no -, -, ~.
Tb.rI ,,;ll l.. ,x, .rr. ,y steamers. one car.
s;e1 an c,ch s,I. alaft the pddlc-baxes. a.
an. - Tbsir J,,rcn.i,n. are. Ien,th
I,6 ,,o, h..,In A., G..,. ,,,,.nr.m,nt Il0
-. -. ~ IA
AT ,h..r,.I vill IL. alau, txrnty ordin,.
- .,r,,",i IN ,Jti,,.n win mast. and
~ ss1,,,a.,n
'N'''' ,s,V
!, r..,,ir,s cra. ,r .ran, f,ar hun.
ii ,,,,,,,,. b.r ,,o.. ,tf,5 hal.n >.
-. E.',;,,..s,;,,., d..,.,r,,nart ,,d !,
third each Of sailors. and cooks, stewards,
&c.
OFFICERS.
One captain, one chief officer chef engi-
neer. twelve sailu. oiEerrs, sixteen ,uh,rdl-
mat. engineers, u siiins master, pGrscr
and three surgeons.
,c,onopArtoNs.
She is expected 10 carry suo first elass,
ooeo second class. 1000 thirt class passen-
gers. maxim. Il total, including the ship :
ere" Nc-, ol toop leiS"is'
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a..an,h;A wa. .. <, r,;anoo H., Mont
a1'aIa III nj" ;,i,i ," IL - ,a,oI e,' arn,
I H".;'.' ;i ,"s ,,.;,,,i,'''' iaIaI po.lI ,t -,
,.....,,., r.ha,,,,z,. =,
truie into the presence of the diving wo.
man. Scarcely. however. had her ear.
riaee driven from the door when Pauline
awokc me with a request from Panehiera
that | would 90 10 her without losing a
moment. Cariou. ia learn the motive oil
.prb \ MESSAGE. | at once comnliel and
in what afterwards nrovej to have been
almost her dcath-aaony, the miserable
Greek woman nour.d ont before me the
! lone boarded secrets of her ruiIt-ladcH
soul
:, ~ N.;,.,.. ,,..,-,. =.ta1l f,..
d.. =, .r., Tl,o st..,..-.,, =
IL. IN ,a;,l, H., ..,r,,,al MI f.;l.
;nz. - LaI,. ~. 18th sa,,or,n.,
,bo ~ f.;,i,t, ,r- 7,,na,,,;at.3 nr;a1
81 ,,o,,....l ,,,,., ,5;,h sh.,,1,r
-. a. t...,5i
- =, : - ~
1t must, indeed iaaaiie nave oeeii
.oIr :, -. aal = -, anI,. i;.a.t
sell 1t Is past ami IL Hoa are ohiH ifaaN
and explicit we shall no dount be abte 'e
f,,turn
iutuic.
.,"e 'oi' nv pun s"e' NY Vo'a aP,,.ig,' ,,.l'.
".'N'''l " o'iI. ''''' ~" f.u. '' tl
- ~! .''ls 80. .h 5 80; eac', asra. ~ =,
been initiated INTO the fearful secret oi
l0'i,os'.'9 li' ',''n '"laI"> " NJ" 'i .
'''H a. '''.,. "'' St'' " "S''ol wy ~.
"l,'''e' ~ VI ',' wv - ~ =, ', L..
"'1 ''S'..'.' ~ sne o'',''I ,i 49, ~ -
to,, t,o sao,e u ,l,h 'l,9 @ ;a"so1'la, @ 'G' al
9:1o''ie " 'o''''' "'a IN ,,''''J' IT,
'''' lio' ",'s''''' - "a HI''SH ~? 'o.:'.'
p''' ,"',''' d "'N W "'' ''''.' IL" ''',,''
m 'n n'','s me n". T';a' '"o ~ ,io''l'a'' '
VI 't' "''''i''- ,,'o'' =" . y,
me of tbo b;lJrn nI,cc where should
GA r,,al Ea,;I, onJ nowI.rs and Gn,Ily
gha ,,.,.o ,,,h ,L, ro,..,i,,, Of nm o,,;Iotc
wb;rb .bn 'a.surnd mo v,. ;nf,u;hIr and
,r,,;n,, mo "a procure i ,t once lest at =
f,tnre nnr;o1 I n,i,,b, b,v, ma onnor,n,;.
~ of la;n., - 81. tbnn .olnmnIy tnok
is.vc W ~ ~. f,roynr ,fter h,yin', r,,;o;neI
ho,h nv. m,;J anJ nr..If r. lnTn tI;s INV
laSt viii IN hrr secret from her mis-.
49, -, - -
No ono .o.o p,nl;ao u,y ,,,,ro
,ha, haI ~ ';r ;nr,;n,,.1 a, ,hn o,.lnr. 81 ,bo
enaa,..s @ ", :, W. @ cara,lr viii hsr
roamot roa2 AMI - IaIf tr,",; c'' Win horror and
andrchrn.ion S,'' ' b..,nnrJ harL :" NV room
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-07-13

UrWhat is the difference between a
physician and amagieian2 , One is cup
per, and the other a sorcer-er.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-07-13

IWhy is an unwclcome visitor like a
shady tree? Because We are glad when
he leaves.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-07-13

Friendship Is the only thing in the world
concerning the usefulness of which all
mankind are agreed.
bose not the glory of the sun by always
seeking to count the spots upon it.
seli-respcct is the noblest garment we
can clothe ourselves in.
A vast aquarium is being made for the
Philadelphia Continental Hotel.
Pigeons are very plentifulin the North
ern part of Michigan.
There will be an eclipse of the sun ON
the 18th of this month.
Heenan, in private letter to America,
says he was never married
The apple crop promises exceedingly
well throughout New England.
Charles W. Felt, of Salem, has secured
patent for his new type-setting machine.
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FssNs Ten copies, sl0,e0 one copy when |
paid within six months, 81 80 at the expira-
unn "t the year. 500. No paper discontiuu-
ei nntii au arrcarages are paid. These Terms
will be strictly adheared to.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

NTfISHIs6 10 make other yesfr7entz. apo
w peseto ssILi1our ReaIEstatezn Dsriaso nc -
asfoIIows
That Suburban Residence.
hc Frankiia Turnp;xo, iznn hall mile
OF the city .aht opposite the resisience Jo-
sePh ". Hnrtons This tss perhaps, The most com
mandi1g cite "a the siciEsIy of Nashville, and Is
most desifrblecoaElry residence. The house viii 5e
solo wIthl Ger 5acres ofland as thepurchaser may
choose = ~ = -
That Valuable Farm.
knoxn asthe Sims Tract, situated on the smfhTurn
pike (sia Lebanon road5 sithin three miles Of Sasl
vile containing $50 The soils good 1T is vel
uatered and tnbesed, and be divided into small
tracts oftwelty acres and upwards, of Thiebare
admirably adapted for country residences. market
gardensand dairyIarnis Also ,tisa = : ~
Beautiful Farm,
onsame road now occupied b5 T. u Accampbeli,
and formerly owned by Tom Harding, containing
about ESQ acres This place il well known As 10
noed no further description II wiilaiso be divided
to suitpurcnzseFs T-C- acCampbellw fBhowt hose
places . any one who wilfcali.
Alitfee above property will be scid on reascnabie
terms ,&nd on creditof one 1--WE, ,throe and four
years
THos MccAslPBELI.,
Six miles, fon Nashville.
). A. NcCAAPBELL,
sprl Nashville
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

sFA3E pr I'm gsssSs s ss Eccsr focET MAY TERM
f{5HEzsEks. asON NELs0N, Collector Of tae Taxes
w he Nashville, las rersrsed o1ff the
ben for Taxes the 1850 and sz
and ti2t the OF the hare sool
city he tstrain for said Tsxes<o-ssit> -
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Miscellaneous.
American and Forcisn
sTEREosCOPIC EMPORIUM,
Z. AHrHaHY,
soe Rroadwav. new York.

3. HTH0HY,
sos Rroadway, new York.
Afte Nay II. 1860. sol BROADWAY, ssuo
doors from The 81. Nichotas Hotel
The ssereoscope is the most ias<xuclfse fserssfig
nteItainizs, assasizg, ani ezis OF modsra insell-
None are too ysu.q, nons too DID, none TOO iateui-
gent, TOO snedzeatsd, 20 aekaosiedse It's worth
W No ZONE Is eonpIets without ii. and IT must and
will p>n<frate ereryEh<ze
IL presents % your sssg every part Of tho word,
IN .i al ias rss e.gs<ss 49, .. pc ana %
Photozrapnsrz are every where exploring Europe,
Asia, Africa, America IN sssFcn ol lhs ~ grsna aud
startiy enyiehszs our steek -
Ns have sseus':ss variety el paper y.sys e. e g
Wales, France. Belgium, Holland switzerland, sptin.
The kline, Versailles, ST. Cloud, fen,aIrstie u.
& s Fsss a rsaps hss ms
toriea amusing, mlrrisee scenes. breakt1st scenes
pic nics, sfzraary, sc &c an eso'tisi< assort1aSa
these islumirated views is snoz remarkable
shouId have in his drawing rooisa some of our ez-
qxfsit< glass. with revoiviag stereoscope
shoxi. II, 25s or lee sssnrs- Aoiaing e-I oe
more fas iratng, aud nfirr 10 greater treat
TO friend Of the pirtur esque aao tue beautiful
Anthony InstaHtane0ss Stereoscope Views are the
forfiek part ef socora, and every ythfng mater
Aoso Yapsdy Z May Be ssorfng is depicted as SHARPLY
and distinctly Il it tad been perIee tiy AZ rest
This gives an additional value, for to the beauties
or izarilare nature ad3s he Charm cf life and za0-
tso7- The process Is discovery OF cur cNn, and
beng 1ak5osrn ~ Europe receive from ioldon
and Paris large orders Cor Anthony's Instantaneous
T Views Of A u1erczn lie and scenery.
Among other things We have just puo.xEec Stere-
oscoDic Iiiuztrztin Ms OF the Scene oI tlS FULTON
TzxET PKATxz HEx-1Ses, in which many hearts feel
interest The particulars oi tbs VIII DC icuad
IN oEr Catalogue
Ous CxrAIossx or subjects and prices win be for
xarGed 70 assy address On receipt OF a stamp : /
Parks Al a csfzDce senaIIg US -. 81 >lVs 80
$50, Or SIS caE have good instrument aud SUCH
pictures hey may request. sert % Ezipress-
Views alone. {sstnoul Instrumel,} caa De sent ey
NAL
Parties who wish 70 be advised Of everything real
y valuable in the Iine OUT may send as
their names 10 place on record aad VIII Keep them
posted at 6In expense.
Ma OF Leisure i'll lind Photography most fasci-
ustine ana delightful amusement We are prepared
10 e. cut cn1tsl.Ts with every thing Necessary Tor
heir SUCCESS tsge.her with Instructions ssHow 70
'-'-' 7's'''-''r'' E.ASTRoHY,
Importer AID Manufacturer Of Photographs Ma
rertaIs, Stefeoscopes and Stereoscopic Views
- Merchants from every section OF the country
are respectfully iavIted TO make an examination OF
stock, as our discount 20 the trade VII De io-
eTal-
I To Profogrsphers-FIrstc class stel eleOscOpic Ne
send by nail : prinf anrnoup.ed. with prise Of Me-
gztive. sahii-4m-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

oTr4oES Asa keaA4 r. RaizRoApCc.
- sliff + October I, ,1s5e-
DEorderefthe hoard Of fnireetors calls are mac
IL aon the stock ofthe Company subscribed
building a branch road from Bridgeport to IA
nayatle the Erer this JoHpapy rs toslny
ote doll Iar'cr each si>1ra on the 1st of <oven:
1S59s and two dollars 6a esah share on the lst da
o. peesm1o 1853, .yaarass February Marc
zpTi{ Nay June, Jul IN gdsf September, D
her aud Scsenlsr ,1es9
per, ofto the ffeaserer - hiS lice IN Nashville
sPfcmptnessin zsaetjHg theSe Gals Il rfquestedo'
the subscribers cf stock the EQRstF OF the
road depends exclusively OF 3be maens proFjde<
specifically forthat tpurpoHe -
= ocfz~-tft 49,. " A. GLEASES. Treasurer
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oF NAsHyILLE.

1900 - s. - - - -
,r slie Corporation ef tIe Mayer sud AIs;es>
,fis,sinz Town f<st5 and paris cf I0sfn I1ssss {
1 5f,c Taxes tff1 cali are due and fet1iaip ID &
5flz zfzz7zs4 Feszss1 s zsfzfzs Il
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MasbnilIf Patriot.


l@Hts PEI &at<om 80 ? W
IEtUeekly per annum.-.. ----,--.---.. 90 s
One Weekly fsr tHo years, ortWo He>k ics
for ore year in advance, ..-...-.. . % {
When the Daily ffi- Weekly, or Weekly i 10 be
dfscsntin ned paid IN ad rance al the time subscrbet
or), the subscriber st order otn rwIse II will be
Continued, adoption. Hntflpaid Ter aud stopped
paid II be psid at the ti1se OF diseontinu
nee, ouroption- II the party is good, IL viii be
sent until paid
Rentsances By mall, IN sregissered letters, ar
car risk - q = - -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

Z XTR a
Far the Consideration of Sensible People
TyIDDIISG aboutis not the practice ofDr- -NESECK-
Ee r1derzsansisth> discs - "a an - 80 80
He hates to1g ta.npering around and teI5g fuHbfns
bills but sticks 70 anho1prabe practice, 20 respecta-
ole fees and to cash payrsents- Cases given ue cy
other Physicuns ere often cured by DF. AEsErk
Once on CollegestreE corneT OF Line.
iuIvs-rf-
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-08

HS 1fR. sAx SALES
ssSEEz ns4EzDs6N G0I7xrXll ~
Il >apRs Mar fsRs, 1sGfs @ 81
!. sf x3s5 <ierf of <lse (zsy ~ :.s15 =
.xfny, ieSie BY Scte r< <stize peopses <zszas=s
rz<iin 81. uhiez u csiE { iztsa::s f<.r saia
IL = F$zz 7srzs ~ 7Eszz y. zzszs3 , z9ft<
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-13
RICHMOND WHIG.
BELL AND EVEN Z II Il N
NEW YORK.
IMMENSE GATHERING OF CITIZENS-ENTHUSIAS-
TICRATIFICATION AND ELOQUENT SPEECHES.

IMMENSE GATHERING OF CITIzENS-ENTHUSIAS-
TICR RATIFICATION AND ELOQUENT SPEECHES.
tremendous crowd, says the New York Herald of
Saturday collected in the large basement hall OF the
Cooper Institute at eight o'clock last evening" 10 ray
the nomination of John Bell Of Tennessee for the oihce
Of President and Ed ward Everett OF Massachusetts, ior
that of President of the United States The even
ing was wet damp and dsagreeabe, but the democratic
srdor and enthusiasm OF New York we're by no means
affected by the humidity of the atmosphere. As soon
as the doors Of the Institute thrown open rush
Was made for the most eligible places in the vicinity OF
the platform and in short time every one OF these
were lully occupied Tie crowd grew at every moment
and at eight o'clock there scarcely foot OF ground
to stand upon in the body of the hall Those who, uu
fortunately arrived late had to cnt themselves with
positions in the aises the building aud on the sides OF
the windows opening upon the basement
The excellent baud oil the Seventh Regiment, Nation
al Guard arrived At an early hour aud took mp pfom
nent position TO the east Of the platform, where they
discoursed very beautiful music during the evening.
As a novel feature of this movement We must notlce
the fact that during the atenoon'ot yesterday stud OF
FIVE beautiful bay horses harnessed to light wagon, on
which was fastened large bell revolving eXs pa
raded the city from one extremity to another mum
Der of men sat on the wagon to direct the horses and TO
turn the wheel to which the bell was attached, and
which on every revolution caused the ron-tOngued
messenger to cang with sharp and piercing SOUNDS Ihls
rare proceeding Of course attracted considerable atte
tion aud crowds of delighted people attracted by the
strange noise followed the car about The CITY, rue pe
was intended no doubt to represent the name OF Mr. Bell
of Tennessee the leading candidate of the Baltimore
nomination and atenton 10 his name and to
the ratification movement in both of which the parties
concerned abuniantly succeeded. The extraordinary
equestrian procession the beautiful horses with their
waving pumes and the changing Of the bell, formed The
theme OF couyer saon for many hour among the po
tica quidauncs Of the metropolis and no doubt tended
in great towards the filling OF tue hall oil tle
meeting.
The decorations of the hall for the occasion were very
plain aud simple The trout of the Institute, facing on
Eighth street WIS brighy illuminlted and bore ban
ner inscribed with the OF the nominees of the Bal
umore Convention Inside and in the rear OF the plat
form two large American iags were suspended and in
front of the auditorium were the following Inscriptions,
,mblazoned Oh damng sheets of canvass
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NUMBER 141,
NEW AND RICH JEwELRY
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, SILVER AND PLATED
WARE
s A M Z Z r s

ooaSER - MAIN AID rE,sL srsSFrs AcHxosp, snssrNI.
las just received In addition 70 his already lgs and
extensive SsJortnents, heAuifu collection of al VA
us latest and most elegant styles Of Wach Jevey, esA
Silver and Plated Ware
Watches msnufAetured by following celebrated makers
Jules Jurgensoa Adaus stns David Taylor Henry Rsy
monds mon, Alfred Lavaist and other celebrated makers
nth0EDs-A very large and rich sSsortneut Of Diamond.
and other preoi5us stores.
Diamonds, Pl arls Opal Carbunc.e Garnet Coral Cameo
Onyx, Ia FriL AAD sEr-s.
Also Aeles-B aEiian Pehscops Pebbles In gold,
silver and steel flames Clocks Cutlery Jesey Of de-
scfip0n.
The public respectfully examine before
purchasing. e A MYERs,
ma& Cor. Main and Pesh sta
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BJAS CLOTHING! BOYS tLOIHAG!!
nARR aCOTT, HARRIS a CO. have just received
heif second supply Clothing and prepared
30 SEN them lower than ever having bought them much
reaueel rates ong the nrne advanced We would
h-rr re- confidently Invite To- want % good and nice Boys
rotlu. t very low prices 90 gl.v call before buying,
know We csn sell any thing i1 h- BOYS line, very low.
DARKACOrr, HARRIS co,
Successors % Merchant, WeislSer Co,
rylO Ne ll2 Main -
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RICmuOND WADE CLOTHING,

IncreaS ed Fa elites.
rVvHF s1rr has been manu- .acturiug Clothing Ia the %
,itr richmond tw~nty year, sni has a. This "a
dine hands in his employment and yt la ~
mal large additions 90 that uum- LII
5r Having taken story h especially for manu-
r1-fr- uu-s., be determined make srtce 10 the
c5ing shall compare i1 respect with clothing
made Northern ce and he asks the patronage OF lis old
r,nds and uhuc generally, View o the fact that he Is Civ
ns e1tuyueu u t 90 lg- n4mbeg o mechanics and
worthy females g ohr-g suer for the necessares o.
he uehs the cutters materials TO be surpsss
"a by any house iu the country.
Mar,lNnd virginia Caronas and Georgs Cassimeres and
reeds OF all stis5 Strictly southern Manuiacur
n House as a shall De satisfied personal Inspection Of not
sht be intends DO doing for past
D. h STENCF Clo,hier ami Tailor,
nh2 Corn. Main and 18Th sis, Richmond Va
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seems to be the idea When they get into rover they
worship the oce aat fer the good Of the country, but
for the good Of Themselves daughter AMI cheer =
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t1 De cI1sllaiCi we mouth year
-asi the Manuscript previously agreed sPoa be-
20 tre parties -.-,. , -
-. si continued uuul ordered eut and payment
=, ,.,tI accordingly. .
49, s.sr .s xs1sr0 avoid msunierstantng
of he Annual Advertisers Do S propert % state dstncy
.s rlI, extends to their immediate business kek
fsI and AN other Advertisements by them % De
.l...r,f charge. and mo- vuriaion.
- gsI F,ltts General Agents Adve semen not 20 be
I rv m yssr % be charged so ttl usual rates subject
-..t .-.l1t ss shan tg agreed upon.
- r.. .lrs ana yel-y advertisers generally, gtgug
| .f..s ui.h tHe privilege 1f change shall not. the
Nj .y.--. ,n week insert more than the areunt
mon standing rule under the contract and all eX1ee
...r amount hc charged ai Che usual rates
.-. Inserted iu One semi Weekly Whg at 10 cents
~ r ius iess 1r th1 iIst -,, i7u, aud so cents
'.. 4. 30. "A. ,-r. .gglaec. cr ,f sr,klv, Is cents
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N,I B. WILLIAMS. SAMUEL v kElO

tNA)AJ I. = T.
Commission Merchants,
a. l. CORNER Walnut AND SECOND STREET
Cincinnati, Ohio.
solicit orders fcr All kinds o " cstern Prod uce and make
ra-sl Cash Advances 90 COUsignmcnts for sale, or
"a handise bought Aud stored account o puehAser