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me CafhoIic REGARD.

The June number of this cheap and
popular monthly comes to hand with rich
diversity Of short and interesting articles,
adapting it admirably for general circula-
ton. We may mention among other at
tractive articles, The Victory of the Future,
Catholic Civilization, Our Nineteenth Cen
fury and its Religion, The Educational
Wants of the Present Age, and a memoir of
the Princess Gallitzin.
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Will the Weed Sewing Machine
Wear Out! Hear I'VE have run four
of your family machines for two years by
steam power, and drive them hard. They
have given perfect satisfaction. We also
run two Singers in the same room, on same
work, and at same speed, and the expenses
for keeping these two in repair is more
than double that of the four Weeds.
Any one who viii give us a call can be
convinced of the above, and more facts.
(Signed) w. Ii. CLARK,
Sup't MonandOck Blanket Co.
We will give $1,000 for a WORKOUT
Weed Sewing Machine.
WEED AGENCY,
IN. Summer St., Nashville, Tenn.
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10 The finest stock of fine English roll
plate Bracelets ever in Nashville, just re-
ceived by w. II. Calhoun & Co., corner
Public Square and College street. They
must be sold at COST, having been Or
dered previously to their great clearing ont
sale. my29 IF
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Badly Burned.

After the concert at McClures hall in
Edgefeld, on Friday night last, Wash
Anthony, the host, when engaged in put
ting out the lights, met with a bad acct
dent. One of the lamps exploded and his
clothing taking fire, he was badly burned.
His injuries, however, are not serious.
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GraccfuIIv Nubmits.

f. M. Woodal who was a candidate for
Sheriff, authorizes us to withdraw his name
from the list, having gracefully submitted
to the decision of the late convention.
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Hopkins & Lawrence, manufacturers
of and wholesale dealers in pure Robertson
County Whisky, Apple and Peach Brandies,
Springfield, Robertson county, Tenn. Sam
ples sent free to all applicants.
my1l jljun1
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rny11tf

$50 Ladies' Saratoga Trunks, 100 Gents
Sole Leather Trunks, and large variety of
Ladies' and Gents Satchels, Gents Sole
Leather Valises. Also, a very large stock
of Merchants Trunks which will sell
cheap for cash for the next 80 days at Trunk
Store, 81 North College street. VIM. Dun
STEAD, Trunk Manufacturer. my14 If
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End Accident.

B. r. Adams, foreman in the car shop
at the Nashville and Chattanooga Depot
bad bis band cut off yesterday by one Of
the machines employed in that depart
ment.
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WAR DBPARTaEST,
OYBIoS OF THE CHIKy SIazAL OBBTORR.
WAauruaworr ID. O.. June l.-l8I2.

WAsaIHGToH, b. O., June ,.1sT2
Probabilit!ss.-The low barometer in
Iowa will probably move tonight to lower
Michigan with brisk easterly winds, threat
ening weather and rain in the upper Mis-
sissippi, extending to the lower lakes, Hill
nois, Indiana and the Ohio Valley with in
creasing cloudiness and fresh southerly TO
easterly winds in the Middle and Eastern
States. Partially clear and cloudy weather
on the gulf and south Atlantic coast with
falling barometer and threatening weather
on Sunday. Clearing weather on Sunday
in the northwest and ON Lake Superior.
No dangerous winds anticipated.
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Nashville and the boston JubIIee.

We understand that our city will be
unsteady represented in Boston's NAM
moth jubilee in the person of Mrs. Bowen
who has been complimented by its direct
ors In being selected as one of the special
solo singers.
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LOst-Several shuttles and various 9TH
er parts of Florence Machines, while trying
to make five hundred stitches per minute
by steam at the Exposition. For further
particulars inquire at Wheeler q Wilson
Sewing Machine Agency, No. 120 Church
street. je2 1t
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% Owing to the great rush on W. II
Calhoun & Co., jewelers. and Silyersmitbs,
all those who wish to purchase viii do well
i to call on them at once. my29 If
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Colt KILLED.

We understand a promising colt belong
ing to Gen. w. G. Harding was run over
by train on the NoKhwestern road yes
terday, and killed. wv
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The price of Ariel's second work is s


Phineas Garrett, Esq, whose condition
on Friday was rather precarious, caused by
erysiphilas resulting from his wound, was
better yesterday. His many friends hope
to see him out at an early day.
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Chapped hands, face, rough skin, PIN
pies, ringwOrms, salt-rheum, and other
cutaneous affections cured, and the skin
made soft and smooth by using the Juniper
Tar Soap, made by Caswell, Hazard &
Co., New York.
mar31 sunStburs "
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10000 Fruit Cans-Self Labelling.
Treppard g. Co. are now offering for sale
$4,000 tin and glass Fruit Cans of all the
various kinds made.
They have the exclusive sale of the self
sealing, self-labelling can and they want
the ladies to cali and examine this can.
Price the same as for the old style can.
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Trunks Of All Sizes.-A splendid as
sortment of travelling .IaId Bags. Offered
at very LOW PRICES for Cash.
j. RAMAGE & SON,
my11 If 48 College st.
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Delay NOt.-Convulsions, wind collie,
and gripping in the bowels of infants cause
death. Mrs. Whitcombs Syrup is a tried
remedy. II costs only 25 cents. my2S 1w
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10 Parties will do well to. call on W. II.
Calhoun 81 Co, corner Public Square and
College street, for great bargains in Jewelry,
Silverware, ETC., etc. my29 If
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The surest sign that Spring is fairly
upon us, is the breaking up of the ice in
Lake Erie, and the first shipment of the
celebrated Kelly's Island Catawba to Slime
& Birmingham, Sole Agents for Nashville.
anil If
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LEVITIES AND BREVITIES.
Acknowledgements.

Riflemen-Pickpocke
A matter of course-horse racing.
''Come, sheer of" as the ram said to the
man who was cutting off his wool.
A Western burglar wants a patent on an
improved jimmy.
Bores that most people have to put up
with-NeiChbOrs
Louisville has new public library with
10000 volumes.
An Illinois girl has discovered the latest
cause for suicide-warts.
Chicago offers 1000 for satisfactory
plans for her new City Ball.
NFarmers are like fowls-neither will get
full crops without industry.
- The 'scoldest March" on record-BOna-
parts retreat from Russia.
Is the thirst of horse satisfied when its
rider gives rein to him?
In too many lamentable instances the
'last scene Of all this strange, eyentfql his
tory" is-kerosene.
By and by the Chinese-sO they say
will ask for consequential damages for eY-
cry well we bore.
Ordinary beggars make from two to three
dollars day in New York. Some of great
er ability average five and six.
American Dentists are now to be found
in all the large cities of Europe. There are
six in st. Petersburg, four in Vienna and
two in Constantinople.
A Hartford three-year-old console6 his
mother who was watching at the death bed
of his little sister, with the remark; 'sMam-
ma, don't cry! If Nellie wants to die, let
her die"
The Boston Post says; rThe usual bal
loon ascension will be dispensed with here
on the 4th of July because real estate is
rising SO rapidly that everybody can go up
with it."
"What do you mean by cat and a dog
life?" said husband to his angry wife,
"Look at Carlo and Kitty asleep on the
Tugl wish men lived half so peaceful
with their wives" "Stop," said the wife,
cite them together, and see how they will
agree"
Jimmie Smith, the restauranter, has
high toned dog, with a bright brass collar,
which bears the following inscription:
"The tax on me has been paid,
To run at large Pm not afraid,
Disturb me not but let me jog,
For am :. F. Smiths good dog"
A spirited young woman in Boston, the
other evening, set good example TO her sex
by administering vigorous slap in the face
Of an impudent fellow who accOSted her on
the street with "Don't you know me, my
dear?" He viii probably know her when
be meets her again.
A Bohemian, who initiated the hand
writing of Eugene Sue the novelist, very
skillfully, was arrested recently in Paris on
charge of having sold to bookseller q
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70 Watches, Chains, Jewelry, ETC., at
W. 81. Calhoun q Co.'s, corner Public
Square and College st, my29 If
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Silks! Silks! Silks!-G. Rice & Co.,
81 College street, have the best assortment
and cheapest Silks in Nashville.
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Grenadines! observation-disclosures rush
for Grenadines at q. Rice & Co.'S, since they
have reduced their price. Cali early.
ie2 It.
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-ArunAL ounlos1r1Es.

Or. Yeargin, of Williamson county, JnrOugh
the hands OF Dr. A. L. P Green, presented to the
Exposition petriied walnut. 1t is in the col
lection of Dr. Stafford. 1t is what biologists call
a concretion, and looks very much like walnut
with its hull, the size and shape being perfect
Another curiosity, and one very much ADMIRED
was in the cigar case of Senior Edward PeynadO.
1t is piece Of stalactite found by this gentleman
in n cave in Cuba
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Come at Last-That celebrated KeIly's
Island Catswba Wine, which the Agents,
Slime & Birmingham, Public Square, are
ready to supply to the trade at the conf
pany's prices. ap14 tt
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Ladies' Walking Suits greatly re-
duced to-day.
je2 1t G. RICE & Co.
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10. Great clearing out sale at W. Fl.
Calhoun & Cos, corner Public Square and
College st. my29 If
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CITY Notices.

John Gilgan & Co. are closing out
Japanese Silks cheap at the Trade Palace.
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The new Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia,
Pa, is only two blocks north and south
from two Presbyterian churches. my28 1w
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Marriage Guide. - Interesting work
numerous engTaVings, pa pages. Price so
cents. Address DR.. Butts Dispensary, IL
North Eighth street, st. Louis, Mo. See
advertisement. sep14 d6EW1y
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G.. Rice & Co., 62 College street, is the
place to buy Dress Goods low.
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The Exposition is over, and the great
est attraction on hand now is Singleton's
Circulating Library, at SO Cherry street.
All the latest and best books can be found
there. je2 1t
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G. Rice g. Co.'S, 90 College street, head
quarters for ladies' suits. je2 1t
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Faets.-The world-renowned Wheeler
& Wilson Sewing Machine, running by
steam night and day during the Exposition,
making three thousand stitches per minute,
demonstrating its superiority over all COM
petitors as the perfection of sewing machine
mechanism. je2 1t
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1000 pairs Ladies Last. Balls. at SIPS,
worth $500. Also complete line of Mems
and Boys wear at low prices, at the Peo-
pies Shoe Store, Ga North College street.
ie2 1t j. W. LAWLEss & Co.
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Call and see the bargains in Grena-
dimes, Linen Lawns and Piques at the
Trade Palace.
je2 2t JOHN GILGAN & Co.
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Business Education with ]. W. Dol
bear. je2 1t
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Elegant Organdy and French Mus
Inns received by to-day's express, very
cheap. g. RICE y Co.
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Clocks, Silver, Silver-plated Ware, etc., etc,
must be sold at cost, without reserve, at
w. II. Calhoun & Co.'s, corner Public
Square and College street. my29 If
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Victoria Lawns, plain, striped and
satin bordered, for ladies' suits, at the
Trade Palace,
je2 2t JOHN GILGAN u Co.
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% Don't fail to attend the great clear
inc out sale of ". Il. Calhoun & Co., jew
ellers and Silversmiths, cor. Public Square
and College street. my29 If
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Another Big ExPOsitiOn.-We ex
pose for sale this morning our stock of ell
egant Grenadines at fifty cents a yard,
many patterns of which are worth $1.00
and $3.50 yard. Our reasons for this
"Big Lick" are satisfactory to ourselves.
THOMPSON Bros. s. KELLY,
je1 st Summer street.
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sTArE OF THE wEATHER-

TsIsgrspAic Report from Signal SeTvies C6rF'' o.
A Aof O6servctions at 4 o'clock, P. n.
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Beautiful New Prints just received at
the Trade Palace.
je2 2t JOHN GILGAN & Co.
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TIE R1RF ROCKETS

commenced being fired before the crowd began
to assemble in front of the Exposition. rms
pyrotechnical display, many were eager to WIZ
ness il, and for this purpose hurried 10 the
buildings in order to get good position. AT q
quarter to eight O'Clock the first rocket was sent
eff, shooting high into the heavens and scattering
shower Of brightly glittering lights rms an.
nounced the attraction of the evening, which, as
had been previously stated, was
THE TABLEAUX.
In the meantime let US take walk, If walk we
can, among the different apartments of the build
ing which was brilliantly Illuminated with silver
and gold burners and countless jets of gas. The
scene which meets the eye is well-nigh indie
scribable; for by this time
AN IMMENSE CROWD
had congregated in the centre of the buildings,
rendering it unpleasant because of the great
pressure and close contact necessarily endured.
THE SIGHT
was one which for its gorgeous beauty and varied
animation can never be forgotten. The whole
court below was one mass of people, while
THE GALLERIES
were as thickly thronged as it were possible for
persons to occupy such little space. Wherever
the eve turned, itrested ON some scene in which
there was life. Not only was this the case with
the court and the galleries, but with every de-
partment; for there was at least
FIFTEEN THOUSAND PEOPLE
present, and it would have been exceeding diff
cult for more to have crowded in the building, as
it was already most unpleasant 70 the great
MANY damned together in one solid mass. In
vain more pleasant quarters were sought in
THE FLORAL GARDEN,
whose odor-plumed breeze and fragrant delights
met an excess of appreciative nasal organs.
Each little nook and shaded bower, through
whose foliage fell the starsoft lustre of the prs-
matte lights was despoiled of its enchanting pri-
vacy and robbed OF its romantic retirement.
People were here and there and everywhere.
No whispered vow could here be uttered how
ever much the trObbing heart thrilled with the
misery of its own cOntinedibliss, nor ever 80 much
the maiden's erst aversive ear was now prone to
hear the charmfnl strain that told OF love. Not
here within the garden, and no where else within
the Exposition was there to be found a suitable
place for lovers converse, sweet and true and
tender too. The opening scene Of the tableaux
was
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FAITH.


This tableau consisted of ten young ladies
grouped in a pyramidal form, the cone being
formed by the virtue represented. Faith wore
crown of glittering diamonds, which were quite
becoming to the fair being whose appearance was
much admired. The other young ladies COM
posing this tableau were all fine looking, and re-
minded one very much Of the grouped stars in
the heavens.
The other Observation-Disclosures CoriOlanus
before the Gates of Rome, the hero of antiquity
being represented by the living hero, Gen. Joel
A. Battle, whose hoary locks and whose manly
form were well in accordance with the historic
scene represented. AS if to make the occasion
more assimulate the one represented, Gen. Battle
told the managers that his heart could not resist
the appeal OF such beings as those who
knelt imploringly before himl The sculp-
tors Studio" fine representation and perhaps
one OF the most perfect tableauX ever produced.
"The Hunters Scene" the hunter, Green Nor
row, being placed between white and black
bear; this was natural and life-like. "The Polls
in $780," representing ladies with canes, H. G.
hats and voting, while the men wore long aprons
and nursed babies real live babies, one being the
at the baby show last Thursday. The closing
tableau was Tennessee Restored
agriculture, science, industry, music,
art, ETC., being represented by the most beauti-
full young ladies of Nashville and Edgefeld.
The fair blonde representing emusic" was con-
spicuOus for her queenly beauty and exquisite
grace. On the whole, the tableaux, which were
managed by Capt. j. NJ. Thatcher and Green
Morrow, were quite creditable, and but add
another tribute to the worthy efforts of these
gentlemen to amuse and entertain visitors to the
Exposition. The Board of Managers, and all who
have been materially connected with the Expo
sitOn should feel well satisfied with the glorious
triumph they have and be encouraged tor future
work that leads again to honorable usefulness
and benefit. No one has been disappointed in
the Exposition and its grand pageant The bril-
ant spectacles that have now passed in clOud-like
grandeur before our eyes, are not without an I'M
port, they have much OF magnificent reality,
not
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A bubble breaking and fable told,
A noOntide shadow and midnight drea

No; unreal as its benefits may seem, and transit
tory its impression on the people supposed, there
discharged so far as the managers are concerned
with eminent success and satisfaction. Aye, and
do we bid adieu to the great Nashville Industrial
Exposition of 1872 with recOlleetiOns OF its grand
merits Do we hope to see that of 1873 a still
greater and more successful exhibition of our
products and OF those of the United States.
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never a dollar returns to us) when the general
prosperity of Nashville is benefited leach one
more or less, as the case may be- by keeping and
using all the money We can IN our own e0mmu-
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eT NrauT.

By half-past six O'Clock yesterday afternoon
large numbers of persons were seen going to-
ward the Exposition and it was evident there
would be an unusually large number present.
Nor was this expectation il-founded, for hardly
ho6
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Never Beaten-Always foremost. An
other great victoryl The "New" Wheeler
& Wilson still ahead. The following ex-
plains itself:
NASHVILLE, May 25, 1872.-Florence
Sewing Machine Company-Gentlemen {:
Noticing your attempts TO impose upon the
public by attaching one of your machines
to steam power, at about one fifth the speed
that the Wheeler s. Wilson is running (and
even at this slew rate dare not run for over
fifteen consecutive minutes for fear Of
running the maehine,) we hereby challenge
you to a public trial of speed by steam
power, Monday, May p, from the hours Of
8 A. N. to II NJ, inclusive, at our respect
i've stands in the Exposition Building.
Please notify us at once whether you vii
accept or not and Oblige,
Yours, Respectfully,
HOWARD & SOULE,
Gen1 Agents Wheeler 81 Wilson Sewing
Machine.
The Florence Agents did not, nor coul1
they be induced to accept the conditions Of
our challenge, thereby acknowledging de-
feat without trial.
For the benefit of Agents of any or all
other first-class Shuttle Sewing Machines,
we will state that the above challenge is
open for their refusal or acceptance.
TIE "New" Wheeler IL Wilson makes
the clock Stitch" by means of a "Rotating
Hook" thereby doing away with the Shut
tie. Parlors l20 Church street. 1t
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Mrs. CATHERINE MARSH, tried
timore last year for the murder Of hd
children, and pronounced insar" 4
confined in an asylum az New
several miles from Baltimore.
only twenty-nine years Of age, .
since the tragedy, has turned com
white.
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STEAMBOATS,.

STEAMERS
Tyrone, John Lumsden and Tall
nNE OF THESE FINE STEAMERd
" leave Nashville every
Monday, wednesday and FrIdni
o'clock y. M,
connecting with boats at Cairo f6r Sainl
Memphis, Napoleon, Vieksburg, Red Rs
New Orleans, and also connecting with 4
nOis Central Railroad At Cairo for ChIell
all points out In the Far West, taking 0.
see0nd-elsss passengers az very reduced 4
E1FSt-oiass Tickets % the fOllOWinj
including State Rooms, without meals:
10 81 LOUIS. ......s..............i
OaH0-. .sss-ss.sss-. s.s.-.s.s....s...l
me1p llis-.ss.-...sss--.s i
New orleans .-.........-.-.....I
SeeOnd-clRss Tickets 70 the I'd
points:
To st, Louis-........................
yarO-. s.....s..s..sss..ss.s =
mem u.s. s-..-..-.ss..-s.-..s.-. q.
The JOIN N 1T TT1NsDE;S;' "a, n -
on Mondays. at Pm.
The TYRONE, Harman, Master, LED
Wednesdays at 4 Pm.
The TALISMAN, Sims, Master, led
Fridays at 4P.E-
Al Of the above Steamers are IN me
and have tine accommodations.
- The Steamer Tyrone Is the same "a
boat in every particular. She has new
and her hull Is = new one, haviag Deen bi
tirely new this last fan at Paducah. Ky.
Is now plenty water IN Cumberland river.
For freight Or passage, apply on board
q. II. ARTHUR & {
Al and AZ Front I
dec24 r HARRISON 8
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THE EXPOSITION.
A Farewell LOOk.
The Attendance,
ONE Hundred and Six Thousand
Visitors.
Mine Thousand Scholars Present.
Nashville Enterprise.
The BENEFITS, advantages and Re-
suits of the Exposition.
The GIittering Scene has Passed, and
Gone the Brilliant ThrOng.
$4,000 Present Last Night.
The. Magnificent TabIeaux.
Nashville and EdgeReId Beauties
Present.
A Gorgeous Scene.