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Continue Five Bays.
TUESDAY, NAY asTH.

TUESDAY, NAY 2eTH.
Sweepstakes for tried year Colts 500 entrance
SIS forfeit; mile heats; three four to I'LL the
stake; Club TO add sI00 if The race is run
1. NJ Young enters br c. by imp Albion, dam by
Woodfolk's Leyiathan.
2. Also, enters Dr. 4. by imp. Albion, dam Martha
Dunn by imp. Sovereign
3. A Turner enters b. C. Architect by imp. Glencoe
dam Princess Anne by imp-.I eviathan-
4. w. II. johnson enters Oh. Tenth Legion BY imp.
Albion, dam Polly Elliott by iTp. Levathan
s. Gen. W. H Harding enters br. c. Chivairy by
Childe Harold dam Kate King by map. Priam-
g. Also. enters gr. c. Loyalty by Chde Harold, dam
Della by imp. Pram.
T. Geo. Ell Oft enters ch. (. by imp Albion, dam Ann
Chase by iEp- Levi l;han.
s. Barnes Halfway enters (. Twilight by lexiDg-
ton dam by Eclipse.
9. ]. G. Moore enters b. c. by Brown Dick, dam Mid
way by Boston.
10. Rounutree < ST ncr enter b. c, by I'd Sovereign,
dam by Wagner.
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90 IL DoUGLAs is nominated at Baltl-
Giant or tor Asa. LIScoLS. He spread him
self for the latter during the celebrated con-
test in Illinois, and wouldn't be do il agaiu'
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WEDNESDAY. BAY BOTH.
Jockey Club Purse, $500. Two mile heats.

THURSDAY, MAY S1Sr.
Sweepstakes for three year ODDS. Mile heats 500
entrance; $50 forfeit; three to ill the stake
Club TO add $1,000 ntte is
l. Gen W. e. Harding enters gr C Loyalty by Childe
Harold, dam Delta by Priam.
2. Also, enters br ChiTaley by Chllde Harold dam
Kate King, by imp. Priam.
B. NJ Yonng enters br by imp. Albion, dam by
Woodfoik's Leyiathan.
4. Also, enters brf by imp. Albion dam Martha Dunn
by imp. Sovereign.
s. A. Turner enters b Architect by imp. Glencoe,
dam Princess Anne by imp. Leviathan.
g b. +. Cheafham enters br by Free Trade, dam by
Second Belchazzar.
=. Rou dtree Stoner enters Sallie Woodward by
imp. Albion, dam Eudorr by imp. Priim.
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PosFxasrKs AT Nav YoKk.--on the l7th
inst. the Preslaeas nominated to che Senate,
the Hon. JoaS A DIx IS Postmaster for The
eliy ef Nes York. The agseiatnsns vas
Isansdisiely ssafrned. @s
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DISSOLUTION.


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Il n herziRs e
4 AIDES FFsneh LsstigE tasErszs sd Iaee estsrs,
Ia - ssFrzEc1z TIC ffr<1n Caters.
kl1 .Ba Esenes Izsaia< hsei Slippers,
- 6ioFs Ca4 CnexFess Caters, wzza ans
vT<hoss Hees.
q FsrzeA asa K1<sszh GioFe ki1 ssigpsrF.
GzHea IA Pamp sels Reefs. ke.,
VIA crest VARSITY e ssgles feF Nis=ss sss eAli-
aIez. A s<<zkzlsi zsseEzaell q inf4st = esz-
Ees14 5oEzs SAAAGk-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-19
E Some fellow who has most unaccount-
,ly taken up the notion that he is poet,

yos
81 scorn the man who boasts his birth,
And counts his titles and his lands,
Who takes his name and heritage
From out dying fathers hands,
This is just the way with some men: they
rofess to sscorn' the man who is born to
I ealth aud titles, but at the same time they
ould be deuced glad to swap places with him
IT boot. As for our part. we happened, by
re merest accident, to be born to nothing
!, ,rticular, and We have never ceased to re-
ret it
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SbsriG's Salfs.
SheriTs Sale.

Sherif7s Sale.
DY virtue of q Ia to me directed, and delivered
ID from the Honorable Circuit Court of Davidson
county, Tennessee, AZ its January Term, 1867,
will expose TO public sale, 90 the highest bidder,
Tor cash, at the Court house Yard, in the City OF
Nashville, on Saturday, the 18th day Of May
1860 all the right title, claim, interest and estate,
which Samuel X Morgaa then had, may have
since acquired IN and to the following described Ne
gro named sam, aged about sixty i've
Years, color black--LoT, No. Al, fronts
loo feet the South side of Broad ST. and back
hundred and sixty nine feet alley twelve feet
wide, and fronts one hundred feet said Alley.-A
tract OF land the south side of Cumberland river
in district No -, be inning ia the center OF the
Brick Church Turnpike road thence running North
"a East twenty poles 10 stake, thence 70 East
twenty We poles, tie poles 10 a stake ON the
West boundary of the old Page tract, thence North
l 40 West with said Fase line Il 10 poles
stone, thence sodih 1874 West SIS poles rock
thence South So 40 twenty poles n the cen
ire Of the Turnpike road thence South IS last Il
pecS To the beginning LOT, No 10 IN tie plan of
West Nashville, fronting hundred feet On De
mumbrane strest and running back ole hundred and
seventy 1--we feet twelve feet alley being levied
the property Of tmueI X. Morgan, To saIisfy
iuC gmcnt rendered Ia favor OF James K. Falls
agaiI. Samuel K. Morgan.
JOHN X. EcMU \nSON,
Sheriff OF Davidson county.
aprS0-tds. fiy a. CRf I'll, ep. 81 II.
PosIPoxExESr. The above sale has been postponed
ualll the 2Sta INST, by consent OF parties.
A. CREEI., u. S
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In setting 5000 ems of types, or about "a
iS letters, the hand of the printer traverses
distance equal 10 9 miles.
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THE Hartford Times, Joke-Ose paper,
VS. the Fair Haven people are clam-orous
{ all oyster-shell road to Westville.
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Sherins Sale.

DY virtue OF a venduoni exponas, in faver
I'D +. c. Lesseur VS.. ID. b. Hicks, In me directed
and delivered from the Honorable CiTct IL Court
of Davidson county Tennessee, at its January
1850, will expose TO public sale, u the highest
bidder, for cash, at the Curt house YARD, IN IN.
City Of Nashville, on SATURDAY, the 1877 DAY I
NAY, 1860 all the right title, claim, Interest ami
estate, which Il. b. Hicks then had, may have
siuce acquired in and 10 the following described
property Ia wit part OF Lot. No = plan IA 'de
by W Nance Tor the Union Bank of Tennessee
registered in the Registers "iilce OF Davidson couH
~, B'"k s, page l7S being part OF lot convey ed
TO J. w. Mtrr by <Appersan by deed registered
in the office aforesaid Book Is, page @so AMI
500 and particularly described follows Begin
ming stake in the liue OF Spring street, Ss'ath
of No O. thence W, - in the line OF said
Spring street 90 ieet To stake in Abe line OF So ri
styeei, thence at right angles North 200 feet n
II foot alley thence hast with said alley 90 fe.
stake. thence right ang les South zoo feet To th
beginning Tue deed 60 the = registered la
the Office Aires I'D, Book H. page SOS levi On
the property OF ID. Is. Hicks. e. satisfy judgment
against said Hicks in favor Of r. c. Lesseur
!. X. EDNUNnSOS,
apr3e-tds Sheriff Of Davidson county
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Sherin,s Sale.

ID virtue ola veDdtiOBi cxpouas me directed and
Id delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court If
Davidson Tenn, at lie January Term, 1880, viii
expose public sale the at hest bidder for cash
che Court House Yard, In the City 81 Nashville, on
SATURDAY, the 9th DAY OF JUNE, 1890. ali tie
right title, claim interest aud estate which Jeet
A. Battle then bad, or may have since acquired
aud the following described Tract Il land eet-
tsiniug hight Hundred Acres bounded as fellows -
bounded the Solth by tne lands 81 : j. Bais e.
tn East by lands If K Brock. Chas j. hnsun and
tray on the North o. WA Austin and on the wes .
by the lands OF A. Bush aud Joseph LlaI. ahd Mia
:. Battle Levy made = . clock A. NJ, Nav l4th
1890, beng the J.sl A. hattie
b,iug ey ied The prop rty 81 joel A. BAIT to
satitfy ladgmelt rendered in favor O. the kauk Of
fent essee against Josl A. liaitie. May ltIh rs o.
msy1S-td X. BRANCH, bep Si.erfu.
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HISTORY OF THE REPUBLIC OF THE UNITED
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WRITINGS Of ALExANDFR HAMILTON AND
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Ica FROM THE DISCOVERY OF TIE CONTINENT
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Elaborate histories the TnIted States have been
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well adapted % the place they are designed to nj,
numerous Between these coz ponds aud the work
extending TO six volumes there is room, as
II as a necessity. for History that snail be SUI
6cieD:ly elaborate the direct Influences that
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Nation and its instisstsO1s, moral and political, a
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PLATO'S APOLOGY AND CRITIC, by Tyler.
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Rejected thus. by both fractions Of the
!, ,mocratic party, the precious little bantling
fthe Tennessee delegation is doomed to die
neglect and contempt. We presume NO
re will have so little selfrespect as to en-
:. .avor to resuscitate it at Baltimore.
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Fe- IS cents, viii make half gallon Of the best
Sotaseh dttrrs Observation-Disclosures for eAk cnnsti-
3 tiass. aysPeptc habts, bilious disorders derange
n al Of The stomach add boue,s- Every fan.iaf
<heali them tie present change u tff sessoe
kfgl4-u MACKENZIE A HfSCHIN
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HABITS OF tCOD SOCIETY.

A Hand Book for Ladies and Gentlemsn
This is not might be inferred, collection % set
tonalisms- Written by person well e,Bversans
with the world, and, withal, deep thinker, sage
reasoner, and a correct mHralIst- II viii become a
standard work Habas and Macners and will bud
its way into every library For sale by
JOHN YORK CO.,
myll Ne IS Union street
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Canes /! Canes
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
A. H. SCOE s. CO..
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS

N-Corner of Broai and Market streets,
Nashville. Tenn.
w are prepared ~ OK -cn orders for Drugs
w and Medicines ant all articles pertain
ing 10 the t'fHg hsisless, snth despatch nd AZ me
lowest market price
The sumo I'll ntion " n he given as hrretsfere TO
have every srticic ess,.l qaaaty rr-ested
and On Instance 81 thiug De puG mp that Is Of
douhtfuior sophisticated CHARACTER.
IL is our ipientl,n 10 ntain the rePci tfson we
have est ID -iea la selling bat Pure lsrugs aud
Nedci neS a u Ne, theTefurs invite Asn to examine
siocs before bis Ing elea here, belicyi wecsn
show on IA ncements said m offered IN ia or afy
other Southern city In ad'liIon b. Drugs As have
constantly un hand a large stock Of Per umerr :,
Soaps and riirt Articles, White Lad Ianssed OIL,
Tn p-nIine "<-'l'sh@S tss1Nf- and Wines FIR medi-
al use. sPrio-if
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Democratic Sentiment of Tennessee
on the split and Breakdown at
Charleston

Democratic Sentiment of Tennessee
on the split and Breakdown at
Charleston
The Democracy of Tennessee appear to he
diverse in feeling and is as inharmonious
in sentiment among themselves. as they are
in other sections of the country. We have
observed the ouicroppings Of this feeling
aud sentiment with no little Interest, hoping
TO gather what is the position of the party
n this State But we have been unable to
discover any signs of unity, and are bound
to wait still longer TO have unfolded 10 us
the knowledge we have go industrio lsly
sought And that onr readers may have an
opportunity of exercising their ingenuity in
solving the problem, we present them with
the material which has baffird our own.
The Nashville Ui.ion and American is quite
non-plussed. 1t is fatty opposed to DOUGLAS,
but is conscious OF the melancholy fact that
DoUGLAs possesses the power TO crush the
party if he chnoses to exercise it. 1t sees
that the Southern conservative sentiment OF
the people will not tolerate the disunion
schemes of the Southern extremists. IL can
not fully endorse. therefore, the course of the
seceders, nor can it consent to swallow
DOUGLAS. Occupying this position. it comes
forward with a statement, pledge and
proposition which are in subs ance rs fol-
lows:
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Tiles, Stocks and CraEats.
If the Grave Could Speak

LIVERY variety cl these asficiss reoelve and for
II sale By J. H. NEG Ill,
lprs-sf Cherry street. ca deer from Uaiea
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fITE should learn shzi one half Of The children
w born ass bsfsfe they are Gse years old Give
"a ssroa< nedhcass 20 children, eut n resort
- the GrRfeaberg
Chfldren,s Pauacea.
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Qem advertisements.

or Smithland and Paducah.
VIE splendid passenger and n
freight steamer MINNIE z&<SHs
NkA, W Sisxs. Master, n
Il leave here SAL URDAY Ito-day the 10Th inst.
IL O'Clock, NJ. For freight or passage apply on
ard or TO a. HAMILTON,
nayl9-1t Agent.
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VOYAGE DOWN THE AMO0R.
w. II. BERRY & co.
RApE JUST RECEIVED,
4 VOYAGE GOWN THE AMOR,
WITH
LAND JOURNEY THROUGH SIBERIA,
AND
Incidental Notices of Manchooria, ham
sehaika ard Japan.

United States Commercial Agent at the Amoor
River
vol. IL mo-, Cloth.
This book describes infinitely the whole country
washed by the AmUor River. To this large tract
attention has lately been directed in very marked
by the action of the Russian Gov eTn-ent in
taking possession of it, and it IL probable that ere
long, for commercial other purposes. ac-
quaIntanee with it will be necessary with any
other division If the earth's surface. Mr. Collins
has proposed TO himself TO satisfy the necessity for
knowledge. He visited every city on the banks OF
the river, noted their pecnliarIIiss, and the life
character and manners of the people, especially the
condition of trade, industry and social life among
them. lie describes the nature OF The river Itseli
with respect TO the feasibility Of navigation and the
comparative wildness cultivation Of the ~onn
tries and it-al in graceful and attractive
narrative.
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NE fxksa srfrER. tsss r-essxei sas ssr z4s<
~ hk<f. =. SHIELDS CO.
n4slf-s teatri kosl1z ,CezssIe -.
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S.NpI.OV NENV.

exc A MONTH Ann ALL ExPENSFs PAD
sD.JO An agent i wanted IL every ~ snst com
. the United States, "a engage IN Respectable
AID esss business By Stscis tie ab.Te rro1ss may
be eerttnly realised. For further particulars al
dress nr. J. HsSKf WARSSR. corner i2th street s1d
arosd~=y. New York CITY. enclosing Postage
stamp f-bZl-dAszm
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aug Cling aends,
Which plitcr with Us n a dou
10 Nlu IS To our barm."

There is no mis.aking the meaning of eth
err the Enquirer or the Delta. They speak
plainly aud to the point. There is no indi-
rection or equivocaiion about them. II they
be right, The much Wanted "uitimatum" Of
the Tennessee delegation is deiusion and
snare-a trick TO settle dispute about prin
ciples involving, as one OF the parties to IL
processes TO believe, the constitutional rights
OF the South.
Having shown what representatives Of the
slave code democraey-journals which su--
taiu the seceders-think Of the .'ultimatum;'
sovereigus On this point we need not go to
any newspaper organ for Information. Their
chief, NJ. DoUaLAs, has spoken for himself
In his great speech in the United States
Senate, On the 10th Inst. he spoke Of the
Tennessee ssultiinatum.r We have before Us
. teiegraphie synopsis Of the points Of that
speech from which we make the following
exuaet-
IL (no.-interyention) ~ss the only plat
form apoa which he could stand. il was not
susceptible OF two coasfruclions-the Only
difference was as to the Judicial question
xhich would be settled By the courts- za<
1s,sess< piassm ssss lsl5l< % tso caas,rtcfssas.
He rpzzf<d Se.sti< dasiisS. ssf srssfsd ik>z %
SIND 81 az 0aesns "A pia.fsrn all hsa sad<r-
sfeed II the aoetriae ot Intervention pre-
vail. the .iErepFesslbie eoaasetr would co.,
sinne natl one sc loo Was sabdned by Tie
eshel. or they bs obliged % separate ia ord. 2
10 live quiriiy. INSTRUMENTATION was the
banner under Which ell conservative mea
eoah uails-
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FnIl Bosom Shirts.

TUST received ass"rtmeiI Of Full bosom
81 SHIRTS, with and without collars Bcsoms &C
linen G. nbtic and BIZ h@p avn. $50, small loi
of Shirts, with Que kmbrOiJered eosoms by
apT5-f J Ii hcSII-L.
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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE
ROBERT HFLLERS
SOlkEES FANTASTIQuES
and
w., SECONDSIGHT MYSTERY
, with entirely costly and splendid Mechanism en-
Draclng strange pleasing astounding decisions and
illusions in Natural Magic ~
As well as the
,r., . FAMOUS INEXHAUSTIBLE BOTTLE.
With its countless baons of pure ard mixed Liouors
Wines and Cordals,
And the
BOUNTIFUL CORNUCOPIA
Which will furnish in profusion ALI kinds or hans
CONNECTIONS for the ladies - $3.50 ~ $500
Admission 25 cents
Secured cents
SO cents - '' "''0 al" / "iq''elte
afternoon Performance will be given on Saturday at
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Tail0rs.

EOHN Fl. REA Il CO.,
~ CT OTHERS,
CORNER OF SOUTH AND PRATT sTREETg,
hessrs. JOHN II. REA Co. take pleasure in announcing
larger and mOre>varied than before.
Having now on and splendid stock CLOTHS, CASSI-
MERES and VESTINGS, which they will make up to order
IN style that cannot fail to please, both price and manu-
RaCturc 1880
FURNISHING GOODS
Cravats Scarfs Ties, Saspenders Pandkerchiers Shirts
and Gloves, in large variety '
Their stock Of SERVANTS and OILED CLOrHJNG ia
worthy the attention OF Planters. ocl31
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STORAGE will be taken in warehouse l25
90 dSlH
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THO. S. CUTTINGS 4 co,
~ BANKERS, EXCHANGE,
STOCK AND BILL BROKERS
No. % SoUrH STREET,
Buy and sell on Commission and Securities IN this
and other markets. " 1850
Purchase and sell Ground Rents
Eollateras " ~ ~
Negotiate Tune Paper and Stock Loans
Make collections all accessible points
States and Canada.
Receive deposits in Dankabe and Uncurren Funds ard
transact the business Of Private Banking in all Of its depart
nleutS. interest allowed on deposits. ialS-tf
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% \, uT,rl,, , C,II1-,-
vi a MAIHlOI az SUN >
h$@ SOFA AND FURNITURE WAREROONs.
~ NUS = N 4sS F Il M9ErS ~ Jay ST.
Extending from Gay to Frederick street
Always on and large assortment Of every yaT-Sy o
doUSEHOl4D AND DtFlCE FURNITURE, embracing
Bureaus assorted colors ofTete-a Tetes,
I8edSteadsl Cottage turni Arm Chairs,
mtsiisthhdH' -, ture Rocking Chaira
WardroDes; Wood Chairs, ktageres,
spring Deus, IOHlce Cldlrs, Marble Tables,
Mattresses OF ituSS 5alber ChanS, reception and Up
Cotton and Hair CRIBS ana Cradles, holstered Chairs
Sofas, - SIDE Boards, lSettees,
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THE DAILY EXCHANGE. JUNE s. 1850
RGuseS. IT,. fgy sci. ann 4'gc

a. FOR RENT-THE TWO-STORY BRICK
Sill DIVE LING, COR YER ALBFMALF and STILES
- hHfL% Hydant in the ard, and every e nv en-
fence Tor small family. Apply to
:. JOAN HEN .ERSON & co
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laSIt-Zm -- JULIUS c. WADDLE
A%I(0, FAUQUGER WHITE SUI
EgTTII&saz PHtR SPRINGS.-These Springs sit
~ IiyE5IAE uated fifty miles from Washngt' n
Elaaf11sa--ss-s1 city Mill BE OPENED ON THE 18TH
r,C ~. - - OF u y +. As FIRST-CLASS WATER
ING ESTABLISHMENT " "
lie subscriber having become the purchaser will make
every eot with compe ent assistants, reestablsh their
former high reputation - ~ INT"
Iey may be reached in six hours from Raltmore three
rom Alexandria, ANA eight from Richmond nv ralroad
WIN ABOUT SIX miles o. staging, good rppike
KAT S 20 cents per meal 81 80 per day 50 ppr week
SJ per calendar month $50 for two months Children over
ahu ngr l. years. ana coared servants, half price; white
servants three fourhs 1890 '-' ''
JED 2aw2m ron FRr IJTrnGIN
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feiE;;;; TRUSTEES sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
SiIbfr 1Mart. akfnfIrn kt

II E NO VAL
~ Having removed TO the
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF ' ~ INT
BALTIMORE AND CHARLES STREETS
w thG opened new and beautiful assortment of
JEWELRY,
We would be pleased our old customers 1''
Give us "A call
@yi64 VIM BROWN 4 co.
ZINE WATCHES,
RICH JEWELRY
r, AND SILVER WARE
Embracing everything that is new and elegant
arucular attention is paid and durability in
.rq., GEO W. WEBB,
"ir,,s. ) T. corner Baltimore and Light streets
uPERlOR QUALITY GOLD WATCHES.
~ CANFIELD, BRO. Il CO.
Are now rooo;,i,,. ,--. 229 BALTIMORE STREET,
public at low rates '' ''er tS we
WATCHES WATCHESl WATCHESI
w THE LONDON WATCH AND JEWEIRY STORE
No. lSI Baltimore street,
FEW DOORS BELOW CALVERT
te pest place IN the city to buy reliable WATCH or
piece OF Jewery, or to have fine Watch repaired Watches
M never went accurately before have been pronounced
tune keepers after passing through ALEXA NDER'S hands
J. ALEXANDER,
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~ P0STP0NEMENT
OF
MADAME COLSON

MADAME COLSON
SIGNOR STIGELLrS CONCERT,
In consequence arrival the apanese on Friday
tie concert will be postpor ed till
SATURDAY EVENING, June 9th
The above Hall is engaged for from next Mon
uay, ana this will positively he the ONLY CONCERT
The programme will embrace several of gems OF tbr
opera, THE SIcILIAN VEsPERS. by Madame COI,SON i'm
which she created great rore during her late engage
ment in Baltimore with the Uman-S Op ra Tr0m1e
Slgnor STlGhLLl will sing the celebrated ballads Com
posed by hmself) THE TEAR and BRIGHTEST EYES I,r
PERABEAu viii pr eside at the Piano.
Admission 81 Reserved seats without ytra oh arga
- ne sale OF secured seats will commence on THURS.
"a June lth az 7 SToDDkRD's Piano Rooms South
street. and at MILLER BEAcHAMs Charles e6 If
A I THE ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
SlX DAYS, ANDNO LONGER
LIVES
THE LITTLE FAIRY"
- MISS D0LLIE BUTTON
THE SM ALLEST GIRL IN rHE WORLD,
oher age years old 26 inches high and weighing only 10
poundS-an infinitely Greater Curiosity than
Gen. Tom Thumb.
she sings the following Songs at each Levee:
Mary had Little Lamb .. "When | was Single"
8, The Evening Star y A. MY Grandmas Advicen 5
i m Sixty-two.n 6. willie, we have Missed You"
She will give LEVELS at the New Assembly Rooms Bal
and June and in the Afternoon and Evening If
each day, at four and eight O'Clock
Afternoon, 10 cents " N
ALBERT NORTON. Manarer