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NEW YORK, tuesday, May /.


UpoLpuo woIfE, ESQ.,:
Us,tr Siy-rhs want vi pure Wiues and Liquors
,or ,uedlclual purposes lung iet by the pro-
ius,lon aid tluIsluls VI IvuS have been sacrinced
bT tho use oi adulteratcd articles y, iiu lrcmcns.
aud olh.l diseases o. the UrLiE aud Drives, eu rue
in this COUNTRY aru very rare IL Lutupu, o"in, III
.,r.at ,lc.r:r to the ,.ilvrvuco luc puily VI tie
spirits sod.
sold by YOU incluei.Ig your Gin. WIN Ii you sell uu'
der Tie name OF Arolldte Sclltdau 'c"uIpps, ~Acn
wucousid r Justly ullitud 10 tnu high reputation II
lu, acquired III This country; AID iIon yuIr uuY eA-
d. ieucu Us u ioreSu Import r, Your botted " HOS
and Liurure should l,ItOl " VI ilio sLiuo uenLnu.
WewUuId reconlpenG yea 10 ap,'oini suilc of Inc
resperl lie uuulnu :urus ulUrvut paris VI Tie city
us ureuis Ivr lJ sle vi y3ur Urilf-s H4i.t Incs,
wlIufn ;l,u proilssluu uDl-iu iue etme SDeu
needed for medicinal purpOSos.
Wishing YOU succcsS IL JOUR Lew nItcrpriso,
np rr.lalu. 5Uur oDcu:c.'s 'cffaitS,
VALENTINE iIuII, ii. ~, fIoio'aoi "I surgery,
lJu,ye; 81, .. d!CzI CoiGet. .'e" IL L.
j. M CAI:aO>HAa, -. H., ii".essot vi Chnical
surrrry sur,rJiI..u .Aei ~ tnu S'-.e AvsrItAi,
&c 10, II E-sS S.Au-GltI-".ico~
LEWI- .. eAI:..., -. :, ~. ~ .." "suWdy'
II 7. uE WEE. Al y. ~. 'JL L-oIu"aS
JOSEPH WUE- ti..., a. ~, w - -'..i 'u-sLrcet'
SiL,liS AELLE, II. y, No. 5i Sics aui-s'feet'
JJ.HSyaiIL I, -. l., ~. 30 f.Il..A str>e%
Y l. RApHaaI, IL. u. rfoi, :a'r vI lie Friucipies
and lr..ct!cov U. sur 81, -'e" 11-A aieuic-i Sot
l..:c uu., Av. VI NiuLu-"tree-, AL o'aefs'
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wE PRINT, this morning, an interesting
article irou lae Augusta Cons'ituiionalist,
il regard TO tns VAucuse Factory, cub
scrip,ious to the capital stock Of which are
now b~ius received. The enterprise prom
ises 10 be profitable az we'll as safe, and wlll
We oope, prove, by lis rapid progress, that
there Is money in SJutn Caroltua ior build
lug mills aud iactorirs-a speedy and sure
way Of adding TO the wealth ofthe State and
increasing the prosperity Of the people.
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ST. PATRICK's BENEVOLENT
SNrrRTv

ST. PATRICK'S BIINkVOLENT
SOCIETY
WILL CELEBRATE TqR1R FIFTY.THIRD AN
w NlvERsARY on WEDNEsDAr next, the l7th
instant.
The members will assemble at Masonic hall at
Eight o'clock NJ, and from thence will proceed In
procession. headed by brass band, TO 1t. Joseph .
Church. where an GRAFTON will be delivered approprl
ate to the day by the Rev. @. ChOGHtN. and COL
lection will De taken ND for the benefit OF the Or
phans under the care OF the sitter, Of Mercy From
the Church the Society wall march through the prn-
cIpal streets. aud baok to Masonic Ball
1he membc,s will assemble ut -Four o'clock P. II.
for tho election of cfacers for the coming year.
Supper will be served at Eight O'Clock p. NJ. Tick.
cts for the supper can b. had OF either Of the
JOHN BARRY. NJ KELLY.
W. J.KGR,
March Is secretary.
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Celebrations.

HIBERNIAN SUCIETY-sIxTY-EIaF
ANNIVERSARY.
TUE HIBERNIAN SOCIETY WILL CELEBRATE
L Its si1ty-t i.h.b Anniversary on MEnNEsDAI,
the 18th instant at their HALL In MeetinQ.stieet
The >oety will assemble at To elv' o'clock for the
election OF cfcers and the rsnsacion Of other bu-
sine.s. Members will como prepared to pay their
area. g. and will apply to tie Treasurer tor their
tickets to the dinuer.
Polls opened from Twelve II. to Three P. ii.
The members will reassemble at the Hall In the
afternoon for the dinner, which will be served at
Five o'clock,
JAMES M. MULVANEY.
GEORGE A. B JWMAN. WV. L. KING.
AUGUSTINE r. SMYIHE- c. G. T30MBo.
VIII. AIKEN KELLY,
March is secretary.
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New Yonx, 20. 80 cEDAn.srsEE1.

NEW YonK So. - CEDAR-srgEET.
Nuyum er ~, 1867.
UDoLpHo WOLFE, Esq. Present.
Dear Sir. lave Submitted TO cLemical analysis
two Dutt..s OF 'achicJam ScIluapps. which took
iroia fresh package your Dou'ca warcnousc, unu
lind. before, that Tho spirituous liquor Is Tree
IRON injurious ingredients or lL,sidcaOrj tiat il
L.s the marks oi u, ing aged anu not receniy pre-
,urcl uy mrcIauicui puiulxLu;e OF ulcohoi uro-
muucs.
Respectfully, FRED. +. hAYEK,
CLcluist
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20 pISE.srnEET, New YORK,
1LHr

20 pISE-srnEKT, New YORK,
Novoiuuer II, lS61.
UDoLruo WOLFE, Esq, Present:
Dear Sr-I have nude u chemical examination Of
O. sample Of your Schlrdam rchuapps, with tue ill.,
lent uf determining any foreign Or cinjur0ne sub
stance had Deeu added TO In, slmple Jisuird sp FITS
The examination has resulted u the COCO ubion
that tho sample couulned poIsonoIs OF harmful
udmix,uye 1 have uetn unable to discover any
trace Of the deleie.1ous substances wirn aro
ploycd III tho auulteraiiou Of liquors. would not
hesitate 10 use myself or " rccolnm' Id " otLers
tor medicinal purposes, the scucdam sshnapps ss
uu excelIeut uiu uno ucclluuablu var!Uty Vi gu.
Very respectfully yours,
(SinnedJ ChAa. :. SELLY, Chemist
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r,,e nro,,,iato;, plyo olr.ls fJr sale.

BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS,
Impo led aud bottled Ly hiusclL expressly for me.
ooiuaI USE EACH bottle d Is bis certIo1 Of IT'S pu
rily. cOOiAEi>N
February 2+ 10
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Ifcel bound to say, that regard your Selma pps
as bong III every respect pre.eininently pure, and
deserving OF medical patronage. At a events, lt is
the purrst psssibie article oil Holland Gin, hereto
tore uuout;uuaUle. and such may be safely prl
scrlbed by pbysicians.
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York
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WANTED, EVERYBODY TO SUB
w SCRIBE to the CIRCULATING LIBRARY
CHARLES q. RIGHTER'S Select Library OF New
Books contains all OF the latest publications.
April 81 No. l0I KING-STREET.
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mo RENT, THE STORE AND kESI-
j DENCE, corner of King and Lamboll.st' eets
Inquire oil P. O'DONNELL. on the next Lot north
Of the ubove. February II
no RENT, On e ROOM. to ONE 0S TWO
gentlemen Apply at No. al MARKET
STREET Februnry2 2S
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WANTED, SUBSCRIBERS FOIs ALL
w THE LEADING MAGAzIN Els AND NEWS
PAPERS. at publisher'srates.
CHARLES @. RICHTER,
April 21 No. l61 Kins-stre.t
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briefly stated as follows:
For salaries Of officials. s...............s .s121 500
For contingent funds. ............-. 81 lou
For the Jud clacy Department. ....... 3 700
For ordn.ry civil expenses. s........ zl9 oOH
For state Police. ....., ............ 2O OUO
Eor E,lnca,iunal Department.. ...... so I0U
Far ths University ty.............. 26 500
Fo. tine Militia. .................. 2U,0O0
For codlicatiUn Of laws. lO,oOO
s505 05O
For interest on debt. ebt.................. 329 492
Total. ..........'....''. soSt'oiA
The expenditures Of 1866 and 1857, ex
elusive Of interest on debt not paid, compare
with the appropriations for the current year
as follows:
1865. expenditures. ...................s .s25j 24S
1867, .--..-.......''..- si5 6o9 ,9
1868, ..................'. %. S1o
1869, appropriation. n................... ooo o-V
IL must be noted that the expenditures
of 1868 included S11O, 900 for the "CouSti-
"tutionsl Convention" and $3.50, 796 for the
special legislative session OF lSGS. Aud this
brings to our attention the most startling'es
ture of the present appropriation bill. Tee
total amount asked for, exclusive of inter
est, is S5O5, O50, which is not 80 bad as was
expected, aud is only about Sl3 O0o q 're
than was estimated to be necessary by the
Comptroller General before The Legislature
had invented its most improved mAcnlnery
for enptying the pockets Of the pubic.
But tho estimate of the Comptroller Il su-rai
included $l40, 900 for the pay uf the iu,m-
bers Of the Legislature Ind vtner expenses,
while the Appropriation bull does no: pro-
vide one cent for this purpose Il is pre-
sumed that tho whole cost Of the Session,
now, it is hoped, drawing to o close, Will
be $3.50 900, and that sum must bs aided
to the Appropriation bill to make W the
expenditure of the year. We believe that
the Legislature is being paid, or has been
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ITO RENT, A COMFORT ABLE DWELL
i ING, containing four rooms. Price moderate
Apply at No. lib LALHOCN-sThEEr.
Murch 1B 8
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FTNO RET, HCUsE SOUTHEAST COR
i NFR of Green and lrrpmann streets, contain
ing four square rooms. attics and dressing rooma
wi cistern nnd gas. Rem mo Ierate. Apply at the
SH. STORE, No. 90 Mntket-street.
harch 16 tutheSH
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Go Rfnt.

ITO RENT. PART OF A HOUSE PLEAS
i AN1LY situated nrar the Battery. command
Ing fine wow CT The barbor, with Kitchen, ser
wants rooms. and hne cissern. APP ly at HIS
LEEIQE. Marth 16
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II)Gnts.

IsjAnTED, A TEACHER OF ExPEKi-
w ENCE, to take charge ct the Palmetto Acade-
my. loratod in RI. laud County. For particulars
address OK No 10, KINGVlLLE, 5. c.
March l6 IL
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ITO RrNT. A HOUSE AT The CORRER
OF Society and East Bay streets Apply to
JOHN MARSHALL, Marshall's Wharf
Marrh II thsiu
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Picnic.

The picnic for the benefit of the little
ones at St. Peters Orphan Asylum takes
place next Monday in James Park.
Committees of ladies' and gentlemen are
arranging matters 80 as to make this one
of the most picturesque and enjoyable
feasts of the season. The object is de-
cidedly praiseworthy, and deserves the
patronage of every patriot and Christian.
Where beHevolence and pleasure are
combined, there the sweetest joys are
found, and the heart beats with the purest
eestacy. Under the shady greenwood
tree, then, let thousands assemble to
gtace the orphans picnic on Monday.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

II there is any kind Of current reading
which we regard as purely innoceat aud
at the same time sparkling as an inex-
haustible fountain, refreshing as the
mountain breeze, and as soothing as the
notes of jewsharp band on the placid
bosom of moon-Iit lake, it is the juicy
pages of Patent Office report. Hence
it affords us pleasure which we know
not how to express, TO rneution an occur
renee which happened last Saturday,
and filled cut an incomplete shelf in our
library. We received by mail, under
the frank Of our distinguished friend.
Honorable w. J. Smith, the Patent
Office report for the year 1867, in four
handsome volumes. These standard
works are good match, in size and APP
pearanee, in a top shelf to Gibbons His
tory of Rome. We will give o critical
notice, under head Of New Books" al
our earliest convenience-that is as soon
as we read them. The author is Mr. I.
c. Theaker, of Washington City, whose
prolific pen sends light to almost every
household. We are glad that Mr.. Smith
has not forgotten us in his prosperity, and
assure him that all public documents
sent will be taken care of and appre.
ciated.
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Concert mt brownsville.

The Queen Sisters, who were here last
week, gave concert at Brownsville,
Saturday night, which was well attended,
we learn, by the best people Of the place.
They give another one tonight and to.
morrow night The one tomorrow night
will be for the benefit of some benevolent
object. Mr.. Emil Levy, an accomplished
young pianist, of this city, has Joined
the Queen Sisters Professionally, and will
travel with them and Mr.. Waldran, their
father, to Jackson, Nashville and other
places in the State. They are coming
back here shortly, and, we understand,
will give a benefit for some public
charity. They appear to be refined,
modest ladies, and are highly accom-
plished.
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Rard Horse Thieves.

Last Saturday afternoon, about five
o'clock, two men stole horse belonging
to Mr.. NJ. Nealis, two and half miles
from the city, on the Pigeon Roost road,
and made good their escape. The horse
was grazing within one hundred yards OF
the house. One of the men stole rope
from neighbor of Mr.. Nealis', deliber-
ately made moose for the horse, and
rode off out Union avenue, leaving his
companion to make himself few about
there on foot. The neighbors mounted
some horses as soon as possible and pur-
sued the thieving rascals, but did not
overtake them. The one riding the
horse escaped toward Germantown; the
other one is supposed to be in the city.
They were both recognized and have
both been in the penitentiary. The
horse was valued at one hundred and
fifty dollars.
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Marriage I'm JaIl.

We learn from the Bee that Browns
Vile had a case of pursuit of happiness
under difficulties in that town last week.
On Monday evening last a prisoner
named Womsck, confined in the county
Jail on q charge of murder, was married
to Miss Mcclure, and quite party as
sembled to witness the ceremony. They
were both from Upton county. 1t seems
that the parties we're betrothed, and were
to have been married about the time the
now bridegroom was arrested, and the
bride, true to her plightsd faith, insisted
on her woman's privilege, of sticking to
him alike in fair or foul weather. We
trust that more favoring skies may yet
bend above their pathway, and the hap
piness of connubial life, now deferred,
may be all the sweeter when existing
bars have been removed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-28

A society has been organized in this
city called the "Meu of Iron WILL
They are branch OF the Workingmen's
Association, but are all blacksmiths,
moulders, or men engaged in the hard
ware business They have taken solemn
oath by their young and sacred nous
taches not to visit lady for three months.
At the end of that time the ladies will, no
doubt, be overrun by the blacksmiths.
Some of them, we learn, are sick of it,
and would like to get out, but their oaths
are recorded and the iron mask is on
their faces. In the meantime their rivals
are making good use of their abilities,
and it is reported that several matches
are already made.
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InweIrY Eaund.

About one thousand dollars worth of
the jewelry stolen last week from Mrs.
Thurnel, on Poplar street, has been re-
covered by detectives McCune and Con-
nell. 1t was all in the possession of
negroes, three Of whom are under arrest I;
one escaped by boat, but was arrested on
his arrival at Cairo, and will be brought
back. Some of the jewelry was buried !;
the rest was scattered. 1t is believed that
all will be recovered. The detectives
deserve great credit for their skill and
,uooaos
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The Bethel.

Arrangements have been made with
the different pastors of the city to have
preaching every Sabbath afternoon at the
Memphis Bethel, corner Of Exchange and
Front streets, beginning at fifteen min
utes to four o'clock. A large hall has
been procured, and is wen provided with
seats. An are cordially invited to come,
without money and without price. By
this voluntary arrangement, the following
ministers agree to preach in rotation as
their names appear in this list: Revs. DR..
Ford, Mr.. Bliss, A. I. Mann, L. G. Ran
som, d. e. Burns. NJ. W. Patterson. F.
a. Bowman. E. NJ. Richardson, I. d.
Witherspoon, Mr.. Petway.
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How II Was Done.

Some of the papers announced yes
terday that the Little Rock railroad
bonds belonging to the city, which were
advertised to be sold Saturday under ex
ecution, we're saved from sale by the City
Comptroller paying the amaunt for
which they were seized. For the in
formation of all who read this we will
state hoo" the City Comptroller paid
the amount. Mr.. Randolph, the attorney
who controls the execution, allowed Mr..
Baugh until next Monday to raise the
money. 1t has not been paid. That's
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JOB PRINTING AND Book BISDISG.-
Messrs. Dalton & Price, No. 8 Jefferson
street, under Commercial Hotel, would
call attention to the fact that they are
daily executing, with neatness and
dispatch, every variety of job printing
such as cards, bill heads, letter heads,
drsy receipts, circulars, ETC., etc. They
would call particular attention to the
quality of paper used in their account
sales, and invite merchants to examine
it, as it was imported by them expressly
for this market, ard cannot be equalled
in the city. Their bindery is complete
in all its branches, and they give special
attention to the manufacture OF blank
books. Their terms are moderate, and
all they ask is a trial, guaranteeing satis-
faction in every case. 94T
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A curious marriage took place in

A curious marriage took place in this
town yesterday. The parties were en-
gagged in Ireland nearly forty years ago
have continued so all along. The lady
came to America and made this place
her home. The gentleman entered the
British army and was soldier twenty.one
years; has been in every part OF the
globe; has spent some years in Montana
Territory, and last month left there and
arrived here on Friday last, coming q
distance of more than two thousand
miles, claimed his sfianced and was
actually married. 1t is a remarkable
instance of early, constant and success
full love- reenuille, S. c., Dune l6,)
Cor. Charleston Courier.
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Brigham Young, in late address in
his tabernacle, delivered himself as fol-
lows: "a great many ask me how many
wives have; but, to tell the honest
truth, never thought enough about it to
stop and think. But l will get up the
facts 10 the case and tell everybody, so
that they may stop asking me these ques-
tons. suppose have dozen or fit.
teen that i am taking care of; perhaps a
few more | do not know, and care moth
ing about it. l try to do good, and try
to save the people; and l say, do not let
q lady come to destruction"
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mxsferious Murder.

The body of man, some fifty years
old, was found floating in the river near
Fort Pickering An inquest was held
by Coroner SameIson, but no facts were
developed to identify the deceased. 1t
was evident that he had been murdered,
from gsshes in his head aud other parts
Of the body. When found the body was
dressed in black broadcloth coat, gray
pants and heavy brogans. His hair was
nearly white, and his beard perfectly white
and about half an inch long. The re-
mains were inferred deoently at public
expense.
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FESTIVAL Park Church.

For the joint benefit of the Park ave-
nue. Church and the Park avenue Ma
sonic Lodge, there will be given to-mor'
row tuesday evening, June 10Th, COM
mencing at @ o'clock, festival OF the
above named church. The six o'clock
train will convey parties desiring to at
tend to the ground. Admittance and sup
per, Slice cream, only, extra. There
will be n retnrn train.
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Il is stated that there is to be a central
depot for the street cars on West Court
street, between Court. Square and the
river. This will certainly be an improve
ment on present arrangements. AtNew
Orleans all the street cars change from a
focus on Canal street, and the cars run on
as close time as n clock. People can
look at their watches and tell to minute
when car will come along A man
would have lively time trying that in
Memnhis.
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Hon. A. ]. Donaldson, ex-caDdidate Tor
Vice President, is ct the Peabody Hotel.
Major Giles NJ. Hillyer, editor Of the
Vicksbnrg Times, formerly Of the Nat.
chez Courier, lain the city, and stopping
at the Overton Hotel.
Captain c Maccabe, prominent
citizen Of Helena, and Secrelary Of the
ST. Louis and Helena Railroad, is stop
ping at the Peabody
Colonel r G Bsink sy, after pro-
lopged Absence Il Ho, Spring., has re-
turned to the city, and his many friends
will be gratiisd to learn tina, his health
has greatly improved
We were favored this morning BY e
call from Mr. W. Fraser, lesdiug mer-
chant Of Ipswich, England II his reia
tives in this city, and is visiting ihew ss
we'll as looking at the couatry. he is a
gentleman Of means, extensive mercan-
tile connections and pleasant address,.
We hope to see him often, and trust be
may carry back favorable impression
Of our people and country.
DIR. w. II. Mc0srgo, of Centre Hill,
Mise, a few miles south of Colliersville,
is in the city, on his way home from
jackson, Miss, where he has been for
some days attending the Yerger trial as
witness for the defense. We learn from
him that the trial progresses with fearful
slowness. The defense are trying 10
prove Yergers insanity, and have made
some strong proof thus far.
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Chamber of Commerce.

This institution holds its regular
monthly meeting this aisernoon at half
past three o'clock. We hope to hear how
much of the Convention Fund has been
turned over by the Executive Committee,
and that the Committee will give de-
tailed account of the printing business
into which they have launched so extern
eivelv
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The Hind MAN.

Mr.. M. ]. II. Roper, the worthy blind
man, assisted by HIS noble and devoted
wife, will give panoramic exhibition
with their wonderful magic lantern to-
night, at Miss Bryants school house,
corner of Elliott and Echols streets. The
performance will be repeated tomorrow
night. We hope these good but unfortu-
nate people will be literally sustained.
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The Catholic Advocate.

Mr.. Will. J. Mansford, the agent, has
placed upon our table copy Of the above
mentioned paper. 1t is published at
Louisville by Bell & Co., and is what its
name indicates. Ben. j. Webb is an
nounced as editor. 1t is handsomely
printed in quarto form, and is cheap at
three dollars year.
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osborne,s Lectures.

Inns 10 ;he title Of neatly printed
little volume, Published by the South
western Publishing Company, At 36l
Main street. It contains three lectures
The first is "The Mission Of the Young
Men Of the South" and the second,
The Sphere md Mission Of Woman"
and the last, "Tbe Genius Of Masonry"
The author, Rev. Egbert II Osborne, is
q temperance orator of culture and pure
motives, and ,he little work before US
does infinite credit TO his bead and
heart.