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HOOrah for the NAV Queeu.

The eighth annual picnic ofthe St. Vim
cent de Paul Society, for the benefit of the
poor of this city, will be given on Thursday
next, at the Horticultural Gardens. The
attractive feature Of the picnic during the
daytime, is the gay time among the child
ren OF st. Mary's Sunday School-the May
Queen, Flora, Seasons, Fairies, Nymphs,
ETC., etc. The ladies especially should go
early, and witness one of the most beauti-
full ceremonies they have ever seen,
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z. Sincere, the well known optician, ma
be consulted at Dorteh & Haddox's dru
store.
See notice of NJ. E. Doolen having fttet
mp sulphur spring and bath house in thi
city.
Imitation of French papers by JOSEPH
Emmett.
Boy wanted.
Patents for sale.
Money found.
Dog lost.
Dwelling for rent.
Lot in West Nashville for sale.
See notice of sale of dry goods by Yeat.
man, Shields & Co. 10.
Fine stock for sale. ~.
Material in buildings for sale by Jno. S
Bransford.
Berry & Co. advertise splendid assert
Inent of new books, which they have just
received. This firm is one of the mosi
popular in the city, and eminently deserve
the extensive patronage they receive. The
latest books and periodicals can always be
found at their establishment, No. ) North
Cherry, opposite the Maxwell.
Elsewhere will be found the advertise
,nent of The Trade Palace, one of the most
extensive dry goods establishments in
Nashville. The proprietors make it point
10 keep on hand full stock of goods in
their line, and firmly believe in the motto,
''Small profits and quick returns"
Bond & Scruggs, Union street, advertise
that they will give extraordinary bargains
in dry goods, notions and fancy articles of
all kinds. Do not fail to read their dis
play advertisement, to be found in another
column.
The Society of St. Vincent de Paul, give
their annual picnic for the benefit Of the
poor of Nashville, on Tuesday next.
Reward offered by the Governor, for the
apprehension of Joel Branch.
Meeting of Beulah Lodge May 81.
Stray mare advertised as lost.
Brown mare found.
Lend for sale by Mrs. Gov. Foote in The
immediate vicinity of the site selected for
The Vanderbilt University. This property
will be sold at auction on the premises,
Saturday the II inst. These lots will be
f und very desirable for building purposes
and they will be sold at very reasonable
Trices for one third cash, the balance in two
annual payments.
Sealed proposals for building the 9Th
ward school house, advertised for.
Improved Order of Red Men have a
meeting at O'Clock this morning.
Public celebration, including procession
ard visit to the Exposition by the L, o. o.
F.'s. May IA.
Sheriff's sale of real estate advertised.
Read the advertisement of Bly's patent
legs and arms.
Brick cottage in Edgefeld for sale.
John Gilgan g. Co., at the Southern Pal
ace, 113, Church street, advertise bargains
i'll dry goods.
The well-known Trade Palace have an
attractive advertisement in to-dsy's paper.
DR.. Westervelt calls attention to the cleo
tric water cure, corner Spruce and Demon
bTeun streets.
Hogan Brothers, Union street, have a
notice in city items.
Geo. Descbamp, rs, Church street, ad-
vertises fine vines, etc.
Shooting gallery in old postofice build
jng.
See notice of Eagle Shoe Store, No. 9,
Union street.
In. Sabel has city notice of cheap sill
verWare.
For fne cigars go to the Maxwell House
cigar stand.
Edgeield Lodge No. 254 F. and A. NJ. >,
meet at 3 p. NJ. to-day to attend the funer-
81 of VIM. Hearn.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, d. G., May 10, 1875 81
PTobdbiIitieS.-For the northwest and
upper lakes. and thence southwark to Mis-
scuri and Kentucky nOrthwesterly, yeering
to southwesterly winds. Cloudy and clear
ing weather and higher temperature for the
Gulf and South Atlantic States and Ten
nessee. NOrtherly and southwesterly winds,
higher pressure and generally clear and
warm weather, with possibly light rain on
the Western gulf. For the lower lakes and
thence to upper Ohio valley clear and par
TALLY cloudy weather. SouthWesterIy winds
and higher barometer for the middle States.
Partially cloudy weather, with possibly oc-
casional local rain, northeasterly and southf
westerly winds and high temperature fer
New England, and Canada southWesterly
and southeasterly winds, high temperature
and falling barometer and occasional rain.
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Debate ON sntrstualssD,.

One week from tomorrow, the debate
on Spiritualism will take place at Masonic
Hall, and from present indications there
will be an immense audience each evening.
The second proposition submitted by Mr..
Hull involves the whole subject of the
Christian religion, and will bring out the
ability Of both the debators, and will doubt
less prove very interesting. Reserved seats
and season tickets should be secured at
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The old Nashville Electric wat

The old Nashville Electric Water Cure,
50 long known for the successful treatment
of chronic diseases, has again, by the earn
est request of many friends, been re-estsb-
lished in this city, and is now ready for the
treatment of all forms of chronic disease.
Terms liberal. Examinations and consulta-
lions free. Office and residence, corner of
Spruce and Demonbreun streets. DIR.
Westervelt. my11 1t"
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DEATH ON THE TRACK.
A Child Rum Over by q Train of Cars
and Killed


About six O'Clock yesterday evening, a
little boy named VIM. McDearmond, 80
months old, was run over by the locomo-
tive and passenger coaches of the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad, at the corner of
Fogg street and Stevenson avenue, and in
stantly killed. Isaac Paul, Esq, being noti-
fed of the fact, summoned a jury composed
of j. G. Fisher, E. E. Goodlet, George W.
Jennings, G. W. Ford, U. S. Goodwin, j.
P. Hill and Samuel Shanks, who pro.
ceeded to hold an inquest over his remains.
They rendered verdict as follows: "That
the said VIM. McDearmond came to his
death by being run over by the locomotive
and passenger coaches of the L. & N. & g.
S. r. R., about 6 O'Clock on the evening Of
the 10th of May being conductor,
and - ellison, engineer Of said train
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$500
KAtgca

Entries for the Association Purse, $500
mile heats, for Tuesday, May Is, will close
at the race track Monday, May II, at 4::3C
O'Clock P. NJ. Also the entries to the hur-
die handicap Purse, $500, dash oftwo miles,
over eight hurdles, for Wednesdays race,
viii close same time and place.
w. II. JOHNSON, President.
GEO. W. DARDEN, Secretary.
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III. Metz & Co., Nos. SO and 81 South
Market street, are in receipt of large and
desirable stock Of clothing and furnishing
goods for spring and summer wear, adapt
ed to the wants of the trade. A large as
scrtment of clothing for boys, youths and
children, which has been selected with
great care. Call and examine stocb
NAV lott.
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Fast Time.

Last night bet of S. was made at the
Exposition that Mr.. Jas. Falls Gordon
Press could not run off 1900 cards in one
hour. Mr.. Bud Horn, the young man who
was running the press, accomplished it in
35 minutes, being timed by a number of
gentlemen in the crowd. In oiliDg the
press while in motion, Mr.. F all was unfor-
tunate enough to get his hand badly mash
ID
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knights TemnIar

The Grand Commandery of Knights
Templar for TIE State of Tennessee will
commence its Eleventh. Annual Conclaye,
at ClarksFille, Tenn, on Tuesday next,
18th inst.
Arrangements have been made for a
special train, which will leave the Louisville
depot at A. NJ, promptly, on the 18th.
A large attendance is expected.
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Disease Among Convicts,

John Esrthman who bad charge of the
convicts on section q, Memphis and Padu-
cab Railroad, arrived in the city yesterday.
He reports disease something like chol-
era prevailing among them to an alarming
extent. There had been fifteen deaths,
and when he left thirty-one in hospital. He
also reports guard named Humphreys as
having died from the disease. Mr. John
Chumbley was also attacked, but improv-
ing. -
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s-ea,sx Monument. Fund.

Mr.. John L. Finnegan has been appoint
ed general agent for the Greeley monu-
ment fund, and has been granted the privi-
lepe. by the Board of Managers, to put up a
contribution box at the Exposition building.
Orr readers will please bear this in mind
when next they visit the Exposition.
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Friday night a rafs containing about two
thousand telegraph poles, was tied up just
below the workhouse. During the night
the river fell, and that raft intinated a de-
sire to tarry in this vicinity. 1t will be
started again with difficulty.
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Fine Wines, by the drink or bottle, in
Guiding the best Rhine, Kelley Island, and
every brand of domestic Wines. Also the
coolest and best Lager Beer in the city at
Geo. Descamp's, -76 Church street. 1t
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Trunks, Falises, Satehels.-Wm.
Dunstead, 81 North College street, has all
Qualities OF ladies' Travelling Trunks and
gentlemen's solid Sole Leather Trunks.
Ladies' and Gents Satchels in great variety,
and is selling at low prices for cash.
apo If
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The largest stock of Watches in the
South to select from can be seen st DAVIES
& Bros. For proof of this assertion, see
their display in the Exposition, which does
not comprise one fourth of their stock.
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Bleached DOmestics and Long Cloths
at reduced prices; Piques, Marseiles, Ducks,
Linens, Cassimeres, Broadcloths, Doeskins,
etc., etc. Tailors especially are invited to
60 and see the new house at IL South side
Public Square and 10 Union street.
aD20 Inn sutu,thu,5at ~
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Magistrates Commissioned.

W. f. Scales, of DeKalb county, and
Gairwick GARRISON and Anderson Day, of
Hancock county, yesterday received COM
]. issions as magistrates.
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Havana Cigars.-Edw. Peynado &
Co., Maxwell House Cigar Stand, received
an Importation from Havana yesterday of
the finest brands of Cigars, such as Briva's
Intimidad, Carona Del Rey, LOnd, Grande
Esciption, Chico Escepcion, Figaro, Prensa-
do, Flor del Fuimar, etc. my1l6
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VIM. Dismukes, colored, was arrested
Nasterday st the instance of Thos. Byser,
5 "a upon hearing of the case berore JUS
60 Cassetty, was bound over TO keep the
l.aace. The same defendant also accused
OF larceny, was discharged,
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What every one says must be true, that
Joe FARMLAND q Co. sell Ribbons, fls-
chues and Kid Gloves at wholesale or retail
very cheap, at II Public Square and 10
Union st. apo I'm sun,tu, thu,sat
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NJ Ell

OLwILL-Thomas A. Olwill, aged twenty
one months, son of PHILLIP and ELLEN o.
WILL.
In consequence of sickness in the family
friends invited to attend the funeral from the
Cathedral at half-past 2 O'Clock to-day.
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Ladies are invited TO examine the splen-
did samples of work executed on the 'sNew
Weed" in the elegant case on exhibition at
the Exposition. may10 3t
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Nearly thousand perch of broken rock
were measured BY the Chairman of the
Street Committee yesterday, At tue corner
OF Franklin and High streets. This mate
rial will be used in improving our streets.
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Diamonds In Rings. Pins, Studs and
Sets of Brooch and Ear Rings at DAVIES &
Bros. Special attention given TO remount-
ing old style Settings. We furnish to order
drawings for selection. my4 eod2T
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GIinnarsl SIinnar

Slippers! Slippers Ladies', misses.
and children's, plain and fancy colors; a
large assortment at low prices at the Eagle
Shoe Store, 8 Union street, between College
and Ma, ket. --.---- -'-.'- my11 2t
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John Ramage e. Son invite the atten-
ton of citizens and strangers to their ex-
tensive stock of ladies' and misses, gents
and boys boots, shoes and gaiters-stylish,
excellent in quality and cheap in price.
JOHN RAMAGE & Son,
may10tf 4S College street.
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Don't fail to go to the Shooting Gallery,
in old Postoffice building, corner Church
aud Cherry, rear of Dollar Store, on Church.
Splendid dueling pistols and rife.
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Fine oysters.

Hemphill, the famous restaurateur, has
been furnishing his patrons for several days
past with oysters from East river, as fine as
ever seen anywhere in the world,
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Attention Painters.

The painters of Nashville and vicinity
+re requested to meet at the south end of
lie markethouse, at two O'Clock this after
con, for the purpose of attending the fun
ersl of William Hearn, deceased.
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Joe FARMLAND & Co. invite all to at
tend their great sale Of Dress Goods, Para
soils, etc. Great bargains in Black Lustres
and Silks. apo I'm su,tu ,thu,sat
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We sell all kinds of Dry Goods, Notions,
etc, at smallest profits. Hogan Bros, Union
st. my11 st
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The friends and acquaintance of the late
William Hearn are respectfully invited to attend
his funeral this evening at Ak o'clock, from the
Presbyterian Church, Edgefeld Divine service
by the Rev. j. II. McNeeIeY.
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For this month only we win sell solid
silver and silver-plated ware at q sacrifice.
l. III. SObel 81 Co., is N. Cherry St., oppo-
site Maxwell House. my11 1w
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Waltham Watches, in Gold and Silver
Cases, at manufacturers prices at DAVIES
& Bro, corner of Church and Simmer
streets. my4 eod2w
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Notice to VisitOrs.-Any one wishing
TO buy fine JeWelry, Gold Watches, ETC.,
will find it to their interest to call on /. III.
Sobel & Co., 10 N. Cherry St., opposite
Maxwell House. my11 1W
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Latest Spring Novelties in Hair and
Fancy Goods at ]. P. GRANVILLE & Co.'s Hair
Store, 25 Cherry street. my4 3w
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Ninth Day.

The Interest Consistently increasing
Immense Crowd in Attendance Yes.
terday-The Worlds Famous Dia-
monds-Anvil Chorus-veIocipedes
ETC., Etc., Etc.
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Kid Gloves of the very best quality are
still selling at 75c pair at A. Winter &
Bros. my4 sun, wed, sat,sun
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Good quality A Bleacbed Domestic at
123ac. at A. Winter & Bros.
mY4 sun, wed, sat sun
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may10t

Great reduction in Dry Goods al A.
Winter & Bros, Is Union street.
my4 sun, wed, sat sun
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We have about 100 pieces of that very
fine Irish Linen at Csc on hand yet. This
goods is worth 81. Come and convince
yourself. A. Winter & Bro.
mY4 sun. wed .sat.sun ----
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Fine Sets of Amethyst, Stone, Cameo,
Coral and Roman Gold Jewelry at DAVIES
& Bros. my4 eOd2w
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CITY NOTICES.

Notice to Parties Visiting the EXPOSE
tion.-Grest bargains in the newest styles
of Bonnets and Hats. Handsome Summer
Suits on hand and made to order, at Mrs.
Tynes', "a Summer street, near Church.
mV4 2W
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Clocks, BrOnZes and Paintings at great
ly reduced prices at DAWES & Bros.
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Just ReceiYed-Nice Spring Head Or
naments in gilt and black, at j. P. GRANVILLE
81 Co.'S. my4 3W
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The best cooling drink for the warm
days. is Demoville & Cos Ginger Ale.
may Ct,
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Straw Mating, best quality at 25c. at
A. Winter & Bros.
my4 sun, lived sal, sun ga
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Lace Point of our own importation,
from the cheapest up to the finest quality,
at A. Winter 81 Bros.
my4 sun, wed ,sas,sun
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Every visitor to the great Exposition
should not fail to see the celebrated "New
Weed Sewing Machine" in the gallery of
the building. may 10 81
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CITY NoTIcEs.

Small profits and keep things moving, is
our motto. Hogan Bros, Union street.
my11 st
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THE managers of the Memorial Society
of Tennessee are requested to meet on
tuesday, May IL, at 5 O'Clock. at No. 9S
Maxwell House. +. @. PORTER.
myll Ut
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Yesterday witnessed by far the largest
attendance at the Exposition of any day
since the commencement,.a las from the hour
of opening in the morning until half past
ten last night. constant stream of sight
seeing humanity, passed through the prem
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Sterling Silver Ware in Walters, Tea
Sets, Berry Dishes, ETC., at DAWES &
Bros. mv4 eod2W
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Observation-Disclosures = The
Belfast Ginger Ale at
mayo Ct DEMovLLE & Co.'S.
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Couutx Sunertuteudent.

The Loudon County Court has elected
w. +. Long County Superintendent of
schools,
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Try the ice-cold Ginger Ale at Demo-
vile & Co.'S. may 8 Sc
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Andrew Franklin, arrested for assault,
was yesterday fined S. and COSTS by Justice
Everett.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Fer Cairo.

Fer Cairo.
TlHE Fine Steamer r.
i JOAN LUM9DEN, -E55 =
Owen Davis, Master, i. r. COBB. UIeTk,
win leave as above ON MONDAY, 18th inst, At
O'Clock p. NJ. 70
For freight or passage apply on boardOr 70 @.
h. ARTHUR g co. or HARRISON & son.
Agents. m u q
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Now that the season may be regarded as
op ned fully, we may look forward with graf
iication to large influx of visitors to our
city. So many attractions are offered dur
ing the next three weeks for the amuse-
ment of our friends, wsmust extend to
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A large stock of Books for boys and
girls at cost at w. G. Collier & Co.'S A
Union street. myS St
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC.
IMMENSE SUCCESS
OF THE
Trade Palace.

Watching close the declining prices of goods;
giving my customers the advantages of
low prices; genius, ambition, ener-
gy and honor bright: these are
the short roads to success.
these the levers. In
proof of-go to
Trade Palace for new Isle SILKS at
soc. per yard Gust reeeived.)
Trade Palace for latest Striped Bat
Use, 25c.
Trade Palace for new styles Grena-
dimes, 10C-
Trade Palace for new Linen Lawn,
rade Palace for 100 pieces new
shades Dress Goods, 22Hc.
Trade Palace for 100 pieces Dress
Goods worth soc. for I5c. per yard.
Trade Palace fer new Twis ted silks
Trade Palace for Table Damask 35c.
Ryard.
Trade Palace for Piques I5e per yard.
Trade Palace for IO-4 Linen Sheeftng
Trade Palace for IO-4 SheeffBgs, 37Ke.
Trade Palace for immense Bargains
In Irish Linens.
Trade Palace for another arrival of
Kid Gloves NEW shades) soc per pair.
Trade Palace for 100 dozen French
COrsets Gust received) soc.
Trade Palace for new Victoria Lawn
zoe.
Trade Palace for Swisses. Jaconets,
NainsOOks, checked and striped.
TREMENDOUS BARGAINS In
PARASOLs, PARAsOLS, PARAsOLs
FANS, FANS, FANS.
TRADE PALACE,
myI1 If Atm IA Publfe Souare
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STATE OF THE WEATHER..

TsIe0rdpASe Report from Siosag Service Corps
" 4, Of Obserpatiorl. AZ 3 .6R n,cLock z. II
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RIVER NEWS.

Stage Of Rivers, Nay &c, 1S73.-Rsiekt If lvatsr
above I0s0 water mark at 500 p. N. -G
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Base Ball.
Assault.

A match yesterday resulted as follows
Southern "a. Modocs Z.
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CORDIAL INVITATION

to come and mingle with the happy throng.
Not day has passed since the opening 0!
our Exposition that number Of novelties
are not presented for our admiration, wheth-
er as articles of utility or of art. The walls
of the
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MINERAL PAINT.

Visitors to the Exposition have no doubt
observed a fine specimen of mineral paint,
to be seen in the balcony, which paint
comes from Lswrance county, in this State.
We understand that the deposits of this
valuable mineral in the section of country
referred to are quite large. This material
is extensively used throughout the coun-
try, and is in many cases source of great
wealth.