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MAREIAGE.-On Thursday night last
at 9 O'Clock, Mics Ella Wells, daughter
of Capt. John B. Wells, OF this city, was
married to Mr. Forney Holt, the cere-
mony being performed BY the Rev. Jr.
Hines, Rector Of st. Mary's Cathedral,
which for the occasion was most bril-
IiantIy Illuminated and tastefuiiy adorn-
ed with flowers. The sacred ediice was
crowded on the occasion By the friends
of the bride aud groom aud their faspec-
tive families. The professional hymn,
from the English marriage service, was
sung by the choir. The gentle bride and
gallant groom have cur congratulations
and best wishes for their future in life.
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DENTIsTRY.-Dr. J. B. Wsssol, den.
tist, still continues the practice of his
profession st his new Office, over the
wholesale Drug Emporium, No. 3IS
Main street, instead Of having retired
from the profession, as has been so often
reported throughout the city and
oOiTnfrv
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E. L. B. E.-Whst does It mean e? You
can prove that by US, for We have tried it.
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DON'T forget ibal cur sale at
cost for Boots and Shoes anu Hans
still continues at our Gid stand,
l1S Main street.
]. 7. HANDlAN z 60.
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REMovAL-The Office of the Grover 4
Baker Sewing Machine Company has
been removed to 325 Main street, over
Messrs. Joyner, Lemon & Gales.
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RENIsANTs suitable for boys wear, for
mems wear and children's wear, very
cheap at Menken Bros
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REMOvAL.-Browu & Jones have re-
moved their coal office to 2s2 Main
street, Bethel Block. jeI7 tiyl
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WE will sell cur whole stock st sacri-
fee, to make room for fall stock.
jels 81 RICE 4 ENGELa 78s Main St.
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500 MOSQUITO BARS at 92I cents, at
Rice & Engel's, 233 Main street.
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WANTED Good Reliable agents and
solieitors-msie 2 and female-for the
Ph9aiX Mutual Life Insurance Com
psny, fox this city and the State of Ten
nessee, Alaoama, Mississippi and Arkan-
sas. Good territory given and the high
est commission paid. Nourse & Ma
thews, General Agents, No. Is Jefferson
street. jel7 Nv
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PERsONAL.-The Hon. Robt. w. John
son and daughter arrived from Arkansas
yesterday, on the steamer Liberty. They
are sojourning ia Cur city for few days,
the guests Of Gen. Pike.
We had the pleasure Of a call last
night from P. T. Glass, Esq, Of the
Trenton GGsette. He leaves the city
this afternoon.
John w. Wright, E q, OF the Little
Rock Gazette, passed through the city
yesterday, en- route for the Democratic
Convention ia New York.
Col. John Il Fellows, Col. Brooks
ard Col. /. S. Durham, delegates to the
Convention, from Little Rock, passed
through the city yesterday.
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Grand old Master
Not from the Bard sub imes
Whose d istant zoo steps echo
Through the corridors OF tim,

It was the warm heart uttering, TIP
touching sentiment the artless simple
itv, the clear and unaffected delivery,
that made every eye to rest upon her
soul-lft features, and every heart to re-
snoud to her tender words. As she con-
cluded, q simultaneous burst of applause
and a shower of bouquets attssted the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-20

CASH paid for 1900 bushels
Irish Potatoes, by West. Coffin
& Co., 500 Main street.
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MEMPHIS 6 ARKANSAS RIVER
uNITED sTATEs MAIL
PaCkSS Company.
Fer Reicaa, NapOEeOa, Pine Bluf, Little
Rock Lewish0Tg, DartfsneIfs, Van
Buren, and Ort S1stih.


-. - lszssassze -
nNE Of TIE FOLL0WING BOATS og
~ this Line, LEAVs = p ENPFIS PROM Pill
EVERY MONDAY AND THURSUAT EVEN
INSS, on the arrival OF TIE trains, viz
y t4e Z n n H. E!afs1ell, Master
" a. "a u " e. i4......---.t x. l. Hainss Mestsr
ChL-i.s Reese PrttchRrd Mas er
The arkansas river sow being In good navi-
gaole condition, these Boats YIN rua Ihrougn
70 Foisf sM1Fd, tnGs avoiding delay 10 Pas
sensers ana reight.
This rogte ofars superior Inducements TO the
visitors OF the
Hot Springs of Arkansas.
As passengers taking sGsteroOIns at NJ ruubls
make no change until they arrive az ths y nsrf
IA A-ltLis bock. Arrangement ~ have been N 8
70 nave coaches IN readine to start for 3 %
Springs with passengers on Jhis line al any
nO1r they nay prefer, and Through Tickets 70
be had on the Boats,
The travelling Public and shippers NAV RELY
upon the prOmptness Of these Boats and t.oEe
VINO des;re TO forward goods for reshi omRnt
On this Line, wiz ship direct toGhs . Mem phis
and Arkansas River q. 5. Aal Packet Com
Pany," at KEN phis.
jobs IL ADAMS SUPERINTENDENT.
JAMES 7. BOURNE & Co, AgenCs.
maj ~ NO. = Jefferson streaf
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Regular Memphis ana New Orleans
Packet.
- BELLE LEE sscs
A.MeGILL, Master; a MARTIN, clerk.

THE BELLE LEE win run regularly in thu
i memphis and New Orleans trade lsavina
deInphis On alternate Tuesdays and Fridavg
commencing on Tuesday, the 18TH OF septefn-
'sl, iooe.
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REMNANTS suitable Cor boys wear, for
mems wear aRd children's wesr, very
cheap at Msnken Bros
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FOR WHITE RIVER

EOE W HATE RIVER,
Regular White and Back r yer Packet-Fsy.
JacksOnport, POwhatan and all Points
On White ktgeg.
-'OEs'tA ~ t1ick1ns on master
This splendid Passenger packet H.
viii leave - above -
SATURDAY, 18th inst at u N.
". JAY JOHNSON, Agent.
ysIs - Star W harf boat.
For White River-U. s. 81.
LLhE1-If No. z.--..-...---.--...Jams Rice master
This nne passenger packet wiz r.
leave as above, on 1900
SATURDAY. 2Oth inst, at pm.
LARRY EfARAiSFAD Agsut.
yeIo ~ Ci5y Whazfb9at loot Monroe st.
Memphis AID White River U. S. Nail Packet
Company.
For Helena, DeValIs Blad, Little Rock. An
Sustal JAG Esonport ana AL WAY LsudiTs5
LID I'll NJ z-..-.........--Ialaes Rice master
This hne passenger packet leaves ,g-
FOR The above on ras...se
SATURDAY, 10Th Inst. az 5 pm.
For freight O. passage apply 10
LEVY q MILLER AGENTS
1eHers0n street, under Coon unsruiaI Hotel.
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OWING to other engsg eRents. wewere
unable to attend the Cor amsncement at
the State Female AcadeI ny, and are in
debted to a friend for "a report which
We this morning present TO our readers.
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FOR SALE.

TrDK BALE-That choice piece Of property
4 On the northeast corner Of Vance and Or
leans streets. Good Residence and Forest
sShsae frees. Apply 10
Jei3f RJlSIER. IhkAEN ANI q ~.
TvOR SALE.-Hsving determined 10 change
+ gur business. We pIfer for sale our small DuI
Well elected STOCK OF GRDCERIES, aud a
lease % one - Inc BEST BUSINESS cOUSE-
iu me civ. evil sell also splenc1u suDur-
han RESI- DESCE, 2iS miles from tie city, near
CIUf's station with a. acres OF ground win
al the Necessary improvements. Apply To
WEBB, HIELhEl-L & 60, NO. IS Union sLEeetr
Lee block. gst ~
1EOR SALE OK EXCHANGE FOR CITY
n FRDpF3TY. -Farty-fOlr Acres Of Land,
EDree miles due east Of the city limits, corner q
C7arts0 ana Holmes avenues has plenty OF
hagN-y timber. running water, 61lElole Dullc-ns
g}f-s and is IN an excellent AslgEbOTnOoci
Win IT, sold in a body OF DIVIDED 10 sun. APP
NV 10 y II. AtsMyJE OF -. h 4OA cSE J y,
No Isl front Row. apA
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vALEDICToRY.

The honor OF reading the valedictory
was conferred upon Miss Kettle IIby, of
Pamela county. Many of our readers
may think we have been indiscriminate
in our praise on the contrary, we have
endsagered to DO justice to all, and pre-
sent their IA erits Is they were presented
/ to US, and We 90 not think we have said
too much for any of them. We have the
Presidents word for it, that the State
Female College has never had finer
class since he took charge of it, eight or
. ten years ago. We have said that each
" every one Of the young ladies Ae-
a. III themselves with great credit, and
quit Sbad some distinguishing excel
each on, 70 sGy who possessed most
lenee but 6C extremely dlficult, If
merit Woula Tae performance was
not Impossible q was reserved for
the fair ysieSietorian to $'se the ssown-
ing essay. It was not rhes, '-'
language Of
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500 PAIRS Of Linen and Cottonade
Pants at 81 25, at Rice & EngePs, 233
Main street. jeI4 If
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FOR 81. FRAsO1s River.

Regular Tuesday st. Francis River Pacxet-For
HsienA har1auna, siadLsou, Wittsburg
ana al " ay Landings
AOLL4E hAAB14hT0ri, 4. X. E.sgraar Master
sam Z. Paine, Shell and ilI5srlr tIe-.-s
WI leave Men yhis EVERY s.--ss
IL ESDAS. ~ O'clock pm. 1919
LARRY HAHMSTAD, A0guT
1aI u City Whar1boat. foot M1nrUe ST.
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CRUELTY 20 AEIMALs.-It is said by
- living Ia the neighborhOOd of the
part < Adams and Main streets, that
corner ~eung men, all Of whom are
party OF - hAve commenced the
well connee, ~tiSs s2sstOmy, and have
study of compsI. S5ae thisd story OF 8
carried to room ia S{of OF cats. dogs
house in their vicinity, '@SSjy torture
and pigs, which they NE - experi-
with their medical and surgi, ~<t.1.es
ments. The cries of the poor crc -
are said TO be heart-rending, and, to
a hsckneyed expression, make night
hideOus with their wsihngs and howl
ings. We heard the noises last night,
above the roaring Of the storm, and know
that on calm night the sound must be
fearful. We call the attention Of Mr..
Bergh and the police to the fact.
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FOR vEczssURs.
Fo1 ST. LOUIS.

Memphis ana 81. Louis Packet Company.
EsE 9 sirO and 81. Eoasz.
BELLE 81. LOUIS - Z.f,,f..- 1890
This new and splendid passenger
steam eE VIII leave as above on Z. szssl55sss-sH
THIS DAY, 18th inst. a. pm.
leu ~ FLEM. CALVERT. -uD7t.
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saturday, 18th Sept,
| W eu neSday 10Th sept.
/ s tuTday 10th Octcner.
! Wednesday, 2lsg Oct,
/ Saturday, 3lst October,
| Wednesday, llth Now,
Saturday, 2Ist Now,
| Wednesday, I'd Dec,
Saturday Eth Dec,
I " ocuesday, sd Dec,
! saturday, ID January,
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Liza WING MEMPHIS,
Tuesday, l5th Sept,
Friday, 18th Sept,
tuesday, 5th October,
hFiday, 18th October.
Iuessay, x7lh October,
Friday 6th Nov,
Tuesday, l7th Nov,
Friday. 9th Nov,
tuesday, Sth Dec,
Friday 18Th Dec,
Tuesday, 18th Dec.
naI4tf
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TIT F0R-TAT.-SOne weeks ago q
young gentleman OF the city was
knocked down aud bratslly beaten BY q
party of ropghs. Yesterday, strolling
down Coameree street, he saw one Of
the party, and As there was no policeman
in sight, be pitched into the rufisn
and gave him bestin 6 that win lay
him up for some time te come.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR ARkAwsas aEvrp

FOR AREANsAs 2EVER.
Menphis a11 Arkansas Rlv. Pacxet Com
pany-UniJed states Nail Eur HelsDs- Ne-
poleoui tln6 BiEf. Dareacclia van
bofea a11 sort eBziLk llrs-t
CA ~ Il4'-'..',.,,-,-l,eeae PritcharJi master
ms sple9dld Passenger packet g.
VII leave ior the above I. ,ssssz.s5ze
MONDAY, 22d Inst, Al pan.
80 JAS. 7. BOURNE s. CO.. Agents.
~ - y o. ~ Jersr=On street
FOR VECKsBURs,
regular .. Louis, Memphis and Vicklburs
UNITED states Mai Fa15rt-
o. NlcEs0urs and N-E Laua.nss
O. - - .--..-....- q. Ak n1aster
lie slsg.H and nost passenger
steamer -<S---.Ir
SATURDAY, 9Oth fasr., at4 Ann.
,,o LARRY Has lISTAD, Agsue.
-le1s = Gity WhaVl5o = oct 'S5cr-ds q
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CAEEEDAR.-June Mcnth.
PHASES OF THE NOON.
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Regular White aud Back r yer Packet-Fol
JacksOnport, POwhatan and all Points
On White Rtgsg.
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spetia1 9pttees.
THE GREAT STORM.

From every section of The country testi-
moniaIs are pouring In like an avalanche
upon the propr1etors otbfISHLER'S CELE-
GRATED HERB BITTERs. The demand
IsrealIy Observation-Disclosures what It has
Ger been heretofore, and among the cures it
Mas made and is now effecting, are scores of
cases which baftied the Skill of the best
Physicians. Recourse was had to MISH-
LERS HERB BITTERS as n last resort, and
In many instances It seemed like hoping
against hope, but The sure and steady and
ever reliable powers of MISHLERS HERB
BITTERS were coon discovered to be operat-
ing with their usual pungency, and victim
after victim to disease has been raised from
sick couches and restored again 70 perfect
and permanent health. This wonderful
only the beginning of.iLs Lriumphs. For all
diseases arts1n nom impurities OF the blood
It Is unqueStionably the most positive and
pleasant cure discovered. All dyspetlcS
ought TO possess q bottle of MISHLER'S
HERB BITEERS, and II every one who
of dyspepsia, or Acidity OF the Stomach, or
General Debility, would Immediately take
these Bitters, n very few days would answer
10 cure them up. For Liver Complains,
ScrofulR, and similar diseases, these BitterS
have never been known 10 fall In edectIng
and are very pleasant to the taste and In
MIGRATING 20 the system. All respectable
Druggists sell these Bltters, but be sure you
ask Tor MISHLER'S, and do not take any
BRANgH HoUsE:-2O Market street. Pitts
FAHNEsToCR q HoLToN.
anFlB.DW MnnaORFa
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTIONS

The undersigned, in pursuance oftheir az
thority and duty, as the State Central Con y
mittee, beg leave TO submit to the yoteis ,,e
the Republican party in West NlfEi"''
following recommendations ,,,, C1arks-
That a State Convention be hei1 ~ n,ovne,,t
burg on Thursday, the 18th day o. I nS nom,.
at 10 O'Clock a NJ, for the Pti aas,,g electors
mating a state ticket and s+C M tbe
for President and NicH-i te''''N
U ns , s.a delegates to this Convention In
s t N selecting said State ticket ana
a Il',1on,,sI electors, be ukewise en-
Ie'ilIs nv their respective constitu-
Pow 80 IN choose candidates for Con-
- nnd for the vacant state Senator
rms sc separating into appropriate Congree-
sIonai and Senatorial District Conventions
or that purpose. -, ,,o,o.
That County Conventions TO seiect ~
,sIes 10 the Aforesaid State Convention -
,sld throughout the state on SATURDAY the
SIN of Nav. and that said County ConVsn-
ions al The same time select their EAeeutise
ION rnittees and take such otner aot,on 10
INV he Necessary 10 secure thorough anu
|n,ctiye organization OF the party III every
9rt n T the Commonwealth.
JOHN f. WILSON,
n. -. LOGAN,
SAMUEL IAUGu1SIHI
JOSEPH BELL,
JOHN Il. HUBBARD,
JOSEPH SEYBOLD,
A. W. CAMPBELL,
ISfdte CEntTul Committee.
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"SrRrNG's delights are now return
Ing" and the thud of carpet-beating is
heard in the land. Now pateriamilias,
coming home TO dinner, finds the
"house turned out of windows paint
ers. paper-hangers and women with
pals in possessi on, matertamilies in n
worry" the Juveniles in high glee
over the general confusion, and every
thing upside down. With much inward
profanity he bolts his cold victuals and
then bolts himself, returning ut night
to do pensnco for his sins by making a
circuit of the rooms on his knees, blis-
terinG his fingers with hammer and
puncturing them with tucks that insist
on presenting their points, instead OF
their leathered heads, to the grasp. By
and by the household campaign will be
over, dust will have been exercised,
quiet Will be restored, and the tired
housewife will seat herself with sigh
of relief as she cxclaims "Thank good.
ness, the house is clean ut last"
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RAaY AT-SIIDNTsaT.

FAHNEsroCK q HoLToN,
prl8-2W MANAGERS.
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DIED.

NEwLAND-Jn MartinsvilIe, o., April
slth, Mr.. JOHN X. NEwLANn, in the sixty
fourth year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the deceased
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from his late residence, eabbath afternoon,
Mt one o'clock.
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AMERICAN v4lrrAsW WATCHES.
" ITE nEsTII TuE oHEAP e '

THE BESTlI THE CHEAPEST!
TIME EXTENSIVE USE OF THESE
Watches by Railway Conductors Engi-
class of watch-wearers, has thoroughly de-
monstrAted the strength, steadineSS, durable
lily, and accuracy of the Waltham Watch.
decide the question as to the real value OF
these timekeeperS.
selves in the pockets OF the people.
Imported Watches are made on an eNpen-
siYe system, in small numbers, but by nu:
merous makers, and are placed In the market
here by an Importer who INST secures
Monopoly of Sale Of some one Manuiacture.
To the Manufacturer proht must be add
ed Cost of Importa ton.
able In Gold.
nearly doubling the cost OF the imported
At Waltham, Watches are manufactured
on q large scale, under one roof and system
OF supervision and management, thereby
saving many of the expenses necessarily In
cnrred In small establishments: hence their
great cheapneSs- -
Watches, and competition as all the world
knows, is favorable TO small profits the
trade Is satisfied, because, though the profit
on each watch IS small, the demand Is large
and all are salable.
Inscriptions importers occasionally place
worthless Swiss Imitation in the market.
To avoid imposition, the purchaser should
ness, signed by the treasurer OF the American
Watch C0mpnny-R. e. ROBBINS.
There are different grades OF finish in the
different varieties of Watches made by the
sizes and shapes TO suit all tastes and meaEsi
but every Watch that bears the genuine
trnde mark Of"WALTHAM" Is guaranteed
to be good one, and nobody need be afraid
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THE papers say Mr.. Dickens illness
from which he was suffering Mt the
banquet, last Saturday night, was
neuralgia in the foot"-which we I'M
derstand TO be, govt.
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The President took very singular
step yesterday in sending commune
cation to the Senate Withdrawing the
nomination of Ewing and nominating
Gen. Schofield Secretary of War in
place OF Mr.. Stanton "to be remoyed.n
Is this a new form of argument tc
prove he never removed Stanton? Toe
late, Al.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-04-25
MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY,
AEDTaE HAPPINESS OF TRUE MAN
HOOD

An Essay for Young Men ON the
Errors, Abuses and Diseases which create i'm
pediments TO MARRIAGE, with sure means of
Relief. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of
charge. Address. DIR. ]. SKILLIN HOUGH-
TON. Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
jau31-3mdSw
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6aE gaIe.
For Sale.
=. Eneine Lathe for Sale

MADE BY N. Y. STEAM ENGINE
Will turn u feet front and cross.cut srraSs,
feed, Is feet shear, will cut l TO u threads IN
inch, face plate, counter shaft and haDpeTS
complete. A first class Lathe In eTceI1snI
condition and will be sold low.
NORWAY IRON MFG co
apr14-lm Cor. 18th and CLAY street
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WA SHIN GToN HALL
Saturday, April a5th, 1S6S, Two

WA s HIN GToN HALL,
Saturday, April a5th, 1S6S, Two
Levees at 3 and pm.
After an absensence OF three years In
Europe. where they have delighted nearly
all the Kings. Queens, EmperOTs, Nobility,
and Five Million citizens OF the old World
these Wonderful Lilliputians have returned
TO their Native land, and are giving u few
Farewell Entertainmentspr prior TO their final
They are undoubtedly the most astonish.
Ing and delightful Wonders OF the Agel
Four beautifully and symmetrically formed
ladies' and gentlemen in Miniature. Grace
ed, exhibiting The most polished manners OF
the fashionable Drawing Room, and yet only
the size OF three year old childreni
Their Unique and exqulsitely Enchanting
PERFORMANCES and EXHIBITIONS never fail
TO charm and delight every beholder.
SONGS, DUETS, DANCES, &C. in character
lstIc COSTUME, MILITARY EXERCISES,
COMIC INVITATIONS and DELINEATIoES.
FANTASTIC CITATIONS, DIALOGUES, amusing
TRICKS, CLASSIC STATUES, FUNNY PASTo-
MINES and BURLEsQUE COMEDIES enchant
the children, delight tho ladies, and astonlsn
and please the gentlemen.
The scores OF Rich and Elegant Dresses
andthe brilliant collection of Diamonds worn
before the various Potentates of Europe, all
OF which are introduced In these Popular
LeYeeS cost over Twenty Thousand Dollars
in Gold. r-H-rf
These little mites of humanity are convey
ed to and from their Rotel and Hall by their
beautiful shetland Ponies and Miniature
Carriage, attended by Elm Coachman and
Ladies' and Children are considerably adj
VlSed TO attend the Day Exhibition, and
thus avoid the crowd and con fusion OF the
evening performances.
Admission % cents, Children under ten
10 cents; Reserved Seats, so cents, Children
under ten. . cents. Pc apr23-St
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fur Bent.
For Rent.

HIHE THREE STORY BRICK Rrrrtn
il ing on Water street, now occupied nv
Wilson Kelly. Good cellar undernsaI6
Possession given first of April. For iprfbS.
Information enquire of
marS.u BOOTH, BATTELLE & CO.
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Screaming at the top of Its voice-dIsturbs
all the sleepy heads Of the house. and your
next-door neighbor. How often you hear
the thoughhess remark, Z" Choke that squat
ling Baby r' Now, this Is very unkind of
you, my friend. Once you had Just such
time Teething, Cholic, Pain, Fretfnl, Wake
full Fever, Bowels disturbed. No Sleep for
child or parent. A long night OF watching,
and a weary morning dawns, bringing No
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Ver Watch Emily Warranted.

EVcr watch Fully Warranted.
United states and British Provinces.
ROBBINS Il APPLETON,
NO. 1872 Broadway, N "
BB-Ask for the Waltham Watch, and take
no other. II Is the best. tits the cheapest
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Steamboats,.

For CINCINNATI, Lower ONTO and So
Louis.
- The fine passenger steamer "R. H.
teRH&s4 HUDSOR," Capt. Russell, will
aleave as above on Saturday, the
18th lust, at 8 O'Clock, p. m.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
BOOTH, BATTELLE q co.
aprH-2t Agents.
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TRY ONE BOTTLE OF

.LAUGHLINs INFANT OoRDIALHI
through nicely Mamma Is rested; Papa is
ready for breakfast, and your neighbor win
not say, f" Hang the Baby" but blessed be
LaughIIns Infant Cordial. Only % cents a
Bottle. marlS.
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PILES.

There is no medicine I'm use so emcaclous
as DR.. RObackG Blood Purifier aud Blood
Pills for the permanent cure or Blind or
Bleeding Piles they strike at the root OF d.
6ease, thereby removing the cause.
Sold by Druggists everywhere.