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HoRsE THmF. Jack May was up be-
fore squire Wilkinson yesterday, charged
with stealing horse. lie was sent 70 Jail
for trial at the next term Of the CrimiSal
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ia TOWH.-The celebrated Foot Doctor.
ALT. WILLARD, NJ. D., formerly of New
Orleans. and recently of Lexington, Ky, who
permanently eradicates ingrowing and inverted
Nails, Corns. Bunions and all other exeres-
cenees Of the feet and hands. in few minutes.
without inducing pain, blood. or the slightest
inconvenience.
In his operation, acids, causties and cutting
Instruments are dispensed with. and in all cases
where immediate relief and perfect satisfaction
is not given, no charge viii be made for services.
TESTIMONIALS,
From practical experience, can say that DR..
Wizards operation FOR the extraction Of corns
is rapid painless and apparently efectual.
W. II. MoRGAS. Dentist,
Nashville March II, 1867.
DIR. Willard has satisfied me. by an operation
on my foot, that he can remove corns and bun
ions without pain. and in the most skillfu man
uer imaginable. No limping person ought to
be tolerated on the streets while the Doctor is in
our city to give relief. .'""'
March u. r. RUSSELL, Dentist.
DR.. Wizards operation is all that could be
desired. lie removes eorns, root and branch.
without pain or blood.
c. W. SMITH, Druggist,
Cor. Church and Vine SITS, Nashville.
have experienced numerous operations for
corns and inverted nails. but none SO perfect and
satisfactory in every particular as that per-
formed by DR.. Willard. CLAY ROBERTs,
Proprietor City Hotel. Nashville.
The Doctor can be consulted at the City Hotel
Nashville, from A. n. to 5P.M ......
mario If
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE, March q, lS6I.-Dr.
Aft Willard-Sir: The operation performed by
you for diseased nails upon my feet, a day OF
two since met my entire satisfaction. cxpe-
rienced no pain or inconvenience. 1 also wit
messed an operation afterwards, in which sos
extracted corns without inhicting the least pain
upon the patient. Your skill in this respect is
certainly deserving the patronage of the public.
Yours respectfully,
P. /. NICHoL, Clerk.
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TuE ApELrHL-The closing perform
ance Of Mis- Charlotte Thompson's en-
Eagement was witnessed by crowded
house. The Belle Of the Faubo0rg was
produced in very eAeotive style, shelving
of Miss Thompson, in the character Of
Madeline, 20 fne adyanit ge. The aaer-
piece. Jumbo jun" was The most
thoroughly amusing performance we have
seen in a long time. Stout H. one Of the
best actor 60 be found In his hne. and we
only regret that be IL no, going to remain
in Nashville 10 amuse us hereafter. On
Monday evening, the company take q
benefit
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FuRrHER CoSTRIBuroNsF oR THE DEs
rTurE.-The following contributions were
handed in al the ofice Of Capt. Stocked
yesterday
MA. Parrish, Gye barrels potatoes, tao
barrels -four and one barrel Of beans
Henry Hart, FIVE barrels potatoes; A, j
Gilbert, one barrel meal; J. NJ. Parrish, onC
barrel potatoes AID one barrel Of meal
w. X. Clancy, one barrel -four; Joel +.
Horn, one barrel potatoes; John Oyerton,
CIV bushels corn.
MuKenaree Methodist church, SI00:
Central Baptist church, SEA; II. Baker
SO: Carrick, Hollins a Co, $40.
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London advices of the 2Sd inst. quote
United States 5-2Os at 74!. Exchange on
New York was in some demand yesterday
The banks were paying par@ ITO pre-
MUM and selling at Premium.
There was no change in nneurrent
money, and but little was done. Bank of
Tennessee was inactive, and the rates were
nemiually 25c buying and SIC selling.
Union and Planters Bank rates were in
good demand, the former at 90c and the
latter at Soc.
NashvillecorpOration checks were bought
at Zoe and sold at Sc discount.
The New York Times, of the 10th inst,
says: "The domestic exchanges at the
South as well as at the West are now in
favor of New York, and after a few weeks
the course Of currency, both in green backs
and National Bank notes, will be decidedly
in this direction. The treasury Office re-
ceived over million of dollars in 7-SO
per cents by way of conversion and pur-
chase to day. This operation increases as
the consolidated 5-2Os of January and
July advance in the open market. They
are now up to 1O7@lO7B per cent The
old 5-2Os of 1862 were dull at 1O9@IO9B ;
the 5-2Os of 1865, May and November,
steady at 1917 los per cent"
The New York Tribune, of the 10Th inst,
The quarterly statements Of the National
Banks show steady decrease IN the surplus OF
reserve. and should teach people to be as free of
bank loans as possible. in view Of the cOntrae-
ton in bank credits which must inevitably take
place under the retirement of plain legal tenders
and the funding and payment Of compound
notes. The following table will show the sur
plus of reserves in the New York City Banks
since December 3d. 1865 when the banks com
menecd to count as legal tender ali their call
loans to the Treasury. and made for themselves
the strongest arrangement Of their items:
SIS 81 S D $55 55.sS Nag s 81 e:
A'S der. iS" Tl8i.s6 Gs.9s4.SO9 62SlssO
Reserve. $50. l6d.765 s77.985.5O9 s72,7a, 752
. per cent ZEN .a--.t f.a ..4tk sE
posts X
ton ton, 5l.sO3ss5 59.563,ast 57.S62.3sO
Surplus. S3i, $3.50 1914 ,62s S14.9l9,S92
Decrease of surplus in the 363. l75
The future movements will show a more rapid
contraction through the reduction Of compounds
and legal tenders. When the compounds begin
to mature and pass into funded debt. they
will, instead of being paid in currency in full as
speculative borrowers hope, there will follow
rapid contraction of bank credits, with the usual
effect upon overtradeTs, spectators and borrow
ers of all degrees. The following city banks are
deficient of legal reserve. as follows: Corn Ex-
change, S11I 900; Greenwich, S9S, JOG; Oriental,
S29 $50: Marine, S28, 900; Fourth National, $S4,-
600; Central NaIional s76517; Ninth National
$70,9l4; total, S49S. 755.
American securities are firm on the Lon
don Stock Exchange. The quotations for
these and eonsols ON the dates mentioned
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The CHATTANOOGA RoAD.-Passenger
travel has been resumed or this road, and
on tomorrow or the day after, it is ex-
pected that freight trains will commence
rtarnfng
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To Marry or not 10 Marry

To Marry or not 10 Marry VIZ
Not? Serious Reductions for Young Men. in
Essays Of the Howard Association, on the Physi-
olos sal Errors. Abuses and Diseases induced by
ignorance Fof Nature's Laws, in the FIRST age Of
man, Sent in sealed letter envelopes. free Of
charge. address, Dr. J. sKILLIS HoUGHTos.
Howard Association. Philadelphia Pa.
s,r 1S-qo
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SPRUCE STREET RAnRoAp.-Car No. !
was placed on this road yesterday after
noon and made trial trip. The road was
very smooth and the pulling easy. The
car is beautiful specimen Uf that Kind Of
work. and was made by J. q. Sawyer, a.
the shops Of the Nashville and Chatta-
nooca railroad. The car will regularly
hereafter, commencing to-day.
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THE CoNCoRDIA.-Thes second entertain
ment by the Concordia Society, in aid Of
the suffering poor, came of last evening.
The audience was larger than on the pre-
ceding night, and the performances went
of in highly satisfactory manner. The
tableaux viyanis were brought out in very
superior style, and were warmly applauded.
Mrs. NJ. S. was equally happy in her sing
ing and while enaeting the rolics0fne role
Of Nancy Strap in pleasant Neighbors."
In the.same farce, the other characters we're
also well sustained, the whole performance,
in fact, being very enjoyable one.
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Ir is estimated that there are about one
thousand car loads of freight at the differ
ent railroad depots here, waiting shipment
South.
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Surplus. s3I. 662,s $50 sls.42l,5 2s SLABS. 80
na.raaea Of nrnIua he YEA rs ii3 II!

The stock of coffee in New York on the
10Th inst. was A, 9O5 bags, including. of Rio
and Santos, 22,S25 bags; of Java, 6l31
bags of Ceylon, 5000 bags; of Ceara,
1000 bags of Maracaibo, 26O bags; La
guayra, 5O46 bags; of 81. Domingo and
of other descriptions, 5643 bags. The
following will show the stocks Of Rio held
=. a. - moo; An, ,,c.rts a tha Iatasf Iofaa g..
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A Card 90 EnvRIids.-A clergyman. while
residing In South America rs a missionary. dis
covered sale and simple remedy for the cure
of Nervous Weakness Early Decay, Diseases of
the Urinary and Seminal Organs. and the whole
train Of disorders brought on by baneiul and
vicious habits. Greatnumbers have been cure d
by this noble remedy Prompted By a desire to
benefit the afflicted and unfortunate. will send
the recipe for preparing and using this medicine.
in sealed envelope, 70 any one who needs it,
FREE Or cHARsE. Address ff ef
JosEFH T. TEMAS.
Station d. Bible House. New York city
febl4-Sms
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billiards Benefit for the
Suffering

NASHVILLE. MARCH s. 1S67.-W. MATT.
- Brown, ESQ.,. Mayor of Nashviile--Dear
Sir: Enclosed please iindspecial notice we wish
to insert in the city papers. but not without
your approval. which we hope will be freely
given on account Of its benevolent purpose
We would therefore respectfully request you to
appoint Receiver for that length Of time, to be
placed IN the Billiard Room. Respectfully yours,
~ - GAVIN s. BERTHEOL. (
fgllnyufnfr-
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Gea. Sgd, Upper Cambsrlald -lSoO
sacks corn; 40 hhds. tobaeeo; % casks ba-
COP 80 packages bitter. aIs
Airt, Upper GtniBs'Idad.-l25O sacks
corn. rs binds. tobacco; large lot bacon
and lard
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DISSOLUTION

fINHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
4 existing under the name and style of Foster
All 1911, sre v; FSt ~ q sohseat
their Office in rear of Guild a Smiths Law
Office. formerly occupied by Foster b McEwen.
Messrs. ARMlSTEAD X WOODS have pur-
chased the entire interest Of the firm.
t.rEf FOSTER BROTHERS..
Nashville, February. 1867.
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A CoL0RED CAPrAIS.-Gov. Brownlow,
after long and arduous search, has at last
found eoIored man willing 70 accept a
commission in the "loyal militia" Only
few days since one Of cur leading tonso-
rial artists refused COloRePs- commission.
Within the last day or two, however, James
$. sumner was profered a Caplaincy, and
promptly accepted the commission, which
he now carries in his breeches pocket
Sumner IL well known among the colored
population. Rumor has il that Major
Generals commission was rendered Frank
Parrish, bat that he perempiorily refused H..
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold remains unchanged, having opened
in New York yesterday at ls4s, was lS4ii
at 1880, 134E at 1890, and closed at 1915
at PM The rate paid here was 1884
buying and l35 selling.
Government securities we're quoted in
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THos. s. MARR. Pres't L. G. TARBox. Cash'r
NATIONAL SAVINGS COMPANY,
Corner Union and College Streets.

Corner Union and College Streets.
The following are the rates paid for uncurrent
money These quotations liable to fuotuate, but
may be depended a sufficient length Of time for
remttances TO be received by mail or express II for.
waTded without delay.
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Nashville a Chat'a R.
sUIUEsdDEN 10
WHNO EnREK co

lJss.G. OaDRS, Prest Cas-. T. WrEG. Cashier
PEOP PIES BAN H
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Corner Union and Cherry ST., Opposite
Bank Of Tennessee, Deals Ia Gold
silver, Government Stocks tom
noansf Interest Notes. Lend Harranf,
and Southern Bank Notes.
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Az occasional case Of small PoX u re-
ported as occurring among the eoiored
folks in Rocktown. ...-..-.--
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In retiring from business, it affords ~ great
pleasure to recommend Messrs. Armistead &
Woods to ali our customers and the public gen
orally, anu hope they will continue their pa
trOnage, so literally extended to the old irm.
FOSTER BROTHERS..
Nashville, February, 1867 marl5 If
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To the Creditors 0f Judge Thomas
Nancy. Decreased. iHH 4
DY ORDER OF THE CHANCERY COURT
ID as Nashville. in TIE eases q y. ~. Athinsoa
vs. W. L. Murfree, Trustee and others, yea are
hereby notified &c Sic CLAIMS azAlIlat The estate
Of Judge Thomas Nancy ID ny 1alee, o. -
BEF0RK APEft ], 1857.
MORTON z, HOWELL. {. aAd NJ. i
-dlW-gtap1 l Z
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PERSONS having goods IT I. Cohen'-
paWubroksr's Office that are overdue vill
DO we'll 60 attend o. has notice ia another
column. -
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Receipt. BY RaiI.

Md. RAILROAD, March 23.-S6 bales
cotton, IL bags rags. rEs..
MIC. RAILROAD, March 23-s7 bales
co.t ~ . -r,ndries
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Notice is hereby given that lthe books for
subscription to the capital stock of the Nash
Vile Life Insurance Company will be opened at
the Office Of the Union Bank on Tuesday the
asth inst. Jos. W. ALLEN,
J. c. MCCRORY.
mars 81 Commissioners.
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The Benefit TUESDAY Night.


Judging from the preparations beng
made fer the occasion, the benefit at the
Adelphi on Tuesday evening, in aid of the
destitute, promises to be one of the most
successful affairs Of the season. Miss Char
lotte Thompson has kindly consented to
lend her distinguished services, by appear
ing in one of her most excellent roles.
The following correspondence explains it.
self:
NASHVILLE, March %, lS67.-To the
Hon. W. Matt Brown-Dear Sir: The
undersigned respectfully tenders the Adel-
phi Theatre and company, free OF charge,
for the benefit of the suffering poor and
needy Of this State. on Tuesday evening
next, March 26, 1867. An early reply
will oblige Yours truly EsE
TYr-v
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New HFIPnus NVtt"ta - - =
M Oztr.ys Mareh y ?. M.--Saiss tO-dsJ
az sssn hale. Marx Ct essieT- LeE middlipS
81. Rereipfs for the week, "a So bales eE
ports, 22.975 stock. 2lASfe
Foreign Markets.
Ioxnoy March s-No0n,-consoia. 81. 5 zIs
7,lI. Illinois Central. ~: Ere, ~
Irvgep0nr March Z-hoOn. -CQtfon dbll /;
Midding UBlands. l314 Orleans, ~.
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selling Qua al New York Cost.
The FranlIIln Brick Machine

TUsTLY CELEBRATED FOR PERFECT
~ simplicity. great strength and immense com
tressis,r power, Is guaranteed, with eight me
and two herses. 20 sell temper the clay an
make son H. 500 elegsnt bLiekper hour
j. II. kENlCks Proprietor,
No. q Broadway, New York, Room -,
feb2 SIN
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Bsssks RRd .stattoRery,
SewspapeTs and MagAzineg. far sale By
ian1-sm gUhN YORK. 81 I Mon 50.
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Per 5. T. SDONs, Business Manager.
. -. n-,,,.z4r, Io~ol. % 1907 Tnnl

MAyoR's OFFICE, March 90, IS67-Jcel
Davis, Esq.-Dear Sir: Your commune
cation Of TO day, informing me of your
willingness to tender the Theatre, together
with the Company, has been received, and
in behalf of the city authorities and the
city generally, allow me TO assure you that
this act Of generosity on your part, will
ever be held in grateful remembrance 10y
them. And upon the presumption that
there is now no obstacle in our way, we will
endeavor to make the entertainment a sue
cess, and thereby send relief to many desc
late hearthstOnes.
Thanking YOU individually, am, most
respectfully,
w. MATT Brown, Mayor.
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Name Rut NUnquam. ''-R emember that
ALE WILLARD. NJ. D.. the New Orleans Foot
Doctor. now sojourning st the City Hotel. is
successfully treating all diseases that feet are
heir to, and has testimonials from leading men
of the county, .rss marie If
Won can Buy the best quality 81 Cumber-
land Coal Of J. a. Roach. at s. 50per load az
bushels.) delivered. No. "a North Cherry street,
two doors from the Maxwell House
feb24-tf -I4
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SHELBY FEMALE INsTITUTE.-The third
soiree musicale Of this institution, was held
on Friday evening, at the school buildings
on Broad street. We heartily eongratu-
late the principals, teachers and young la
dies on the brilliant success which attended
their efforts. The large chapel of the in
stitute was entirely packed with several
hundreds of the elite and fashion Of our
city, who proved themselves an attentive
and appreciative audience, and every one
expressed his or her highest Qualification
with the rich treat which was provided for
them. We have seldom listened to more
excelleutmusie, and the concluding piece
a duo performed by two Of the accom-
plished lady teachers-was masterpiece
Of execution, taste and beauty. We look
forward to the next reunion with anticipa-
tions of the highest pleasure, and cannot
believe thai too much praise can be given
10 the exertions OF the musical suporin-
tendent, Miss +. A. Fitzhugh, whose talent
and ability, combined with earnestness and
perseverance,, have made the success Of
these concerts a matter Of history.
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REcoRDER's COURT, MARCH 23.--L.
Nina, riding with a prostitute, $50 and
costs.
Ed. Dabler, disorderly conduct and re-
sisting police, $50 and costs. q sfs g sf
c. Troy, dlsorderly, discharged,
Epps Anent, disorderly, $50 and costs,
Anna Morris, disorderly, S25 and costs.
J. Watson, DRINK, SIS and costs.
7. +. Clark, drunk and disorderly, s.
and costs.
John Williams, disorderly, $50 and
costs.
Caroline Weed, disorderly, $50 and
costs. E#t .#Fe
Pat Downs, drunk and disorderly, $50
and costs.
Jerry Williams, peddling without Ii
cense, discharged.
James Vincent, drunk and disorderly, s.
and costs. ... e.
George Lee, same ohense, $50 and costs.
VIM. Bergman, lewdness, $50 and coets.
Margaret Suggs same offense, discharged.
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LOUISIANA.
ALABAMA.
GEORGIA.

Central Railroad Baak95
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RDGEFIELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD,
Arrive Of Nashville Rt-"........-.....-..s9A n.
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FOR RENT.

FTHAT ELEGANT PRIVATE RESIDENCE,
II SO. "a south Vine street. asxt o. heu.s %
X. 8 Chsetham Eat Apply ~ 4. bSAlAPLt'
Trader Bank. mHfp ~
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GENERAL MARKETS.

NASHVILLE March 23-P. NJ.
CoTToN.-The cotton market was almost
a blank to-day. The sales were only 81.
bales at 2S@244c per lb.
Bales
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~ Llelll. DOIOneI -jfIh InIanut,
Fl'f Z Bfvt Mai. Gen. U. $. A.
In accordance with the above letter, Col.
Kautz returned three Of the released sol
diers yesterday, which, in addition to the
three giving themselves up on Friday even
ing, make six of the party released who
have been returned.
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MRS. oAuDLE's cuarArS LECTURES.


'It is hard, think, Mr.. Caudle. that
| can't leave home for day or two, but
the house must be turned into tavern;
tavern? a puthouse Yes, | thought
you we're very anxious that | should 60;
| thought you wanted to get rid of me
for something, or you would not have in.
sisted on my staying at dear mothers all
night. You were afraid | should get
cold coming home, were you? Oh, yes,
you eau be very tender, you can, Mr..
Caudle, when it suits your own purpose.
Yes, and the world thinks what a good
husband you are | only whish the world
knew you as well as | do, that's all; but
shall some day I'm determined.
"l'm sure The house VIII not be sweet
for a month. All the curtains are poison
ed with smoke. aud, what's more, with
the illhlest smoke | ever knew. Take
EN- dorm Mea J.? Yes, it's ali very well
for you to say take EN- down; but they
were only cleaned and put up month
ago, but careful wlle's lost upon you,
Mr. Caudle. You ought to have married
somebody who'd have let your house 60
to wreck and ruin, as | will for the fu.
ture. People who don't care for their
families are better thought of than those
who do; I've long found out that.
"Aud what cundluon the carpets iu.
They have taken five pounds out Of il if
fathing, with their filthy boots, aud L
deu't know what besides. And then the
smoke in the hearth rug, and large Gin
der hole burnt in it. never saw such a
house in uy hte ! If you waited to have
a few fri, nds, why could Mt you invite
'em when your wlfe's ut home, like any
other man not having 'em sneaklug in,
like set of huusebreakers, directly wo-
man turus her back. They must be pret-
ty gentlemen, they must: mean fellows,
that are afraid tO face woman Ha aud
you cali yourselves the lords of creation
| should only like to see what would be-.
come Of the creation, if you were left to
yourselves! A pretty pickle creation
would be IN very soon
"YUu must all have been in nice con.
ditiouy What do you say? You tOos
nOthing? Took nuthlng dldu't you? ru
sure there's such a regiment Of empty
bottles, | haven't had the heart to count
EN-. And punch too you must have
punch There's hundred half-lemons
in the kitchen, if one: for Susan. like
good girl, kept EN- TO show em me. No,
sir; Susan Shdmt ted0e the house! What
do you say? She has right to tell tales,
aud you ,o,H be master Of your own house?
Will you? If you don't alter, Mr.. Csude,
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The aptness of Americans in coming
words, is frequently illustrated. Tho
late war gave rise to many phrases, which
will hereafter form part Of the Ameri-
can vocabulary of express We terms. The
latest invention seems to be the spplica-
tion of list" to words of different end
ing. Thus, "billlardist" is now in com
mon use as applied to musicians, the
new fashion will give US "singists,"
"playists, and "performists.' We shall
have "actists," "tragedists," and "come.
dists," in the drama; while "pisnitts"
and "sculptists" will furnish tho art
world with the scintillations of their ge-
MUS. Terpsichorean performers will DO.
come "dancists;" those who imbibe will
be called "drinkists;" and those who
barangue, Specialists !" while. Bsrnum
will be "showists," and Gresly, a "bond-
ist."-[Boston Transcript.