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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Nas open y. Insco Wllaauu's celebrated
PANORAMA or THE BIBLE.

INHIS Magnificent Painting commences with Chaos
aud continues down in historical the C
Hv ccotaAninx than any tAs Sublime insrsssx
n tho Bible
Exhibitions every evening poora opsn r. commeucs Il
precisely. ~ R'fh 9's IA .tf
Tickets % centsto DO had at the Han children under
years Of age Is cents reserved seats so w
Also exhibition Wednesday
and schools Doors at M to commences az precisely
Explained by ID. Tibbts.
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DIED.

On Wednesday evening the goth instant OF with
Joyful hope Of hissful Immortality JANE MARY THOMPSON
the 2 year OF her second daughter OF WIZ THOMSON
OF this city s ff1 IN ~
Her funeral to which her friends and the friends
invited Will 'Ake place mex, Saturday at O'Clock p from
late residence, 81 street, between B strsct 2 f
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE RICH
Xk est padm Worn by Kings Emperors whaty why,

April 1-eodh 2m* Nll sH
Moore TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE RICH.
lvl Dadcm Worn by Kings Emperors WhatS Why,
Because ornament God provided for
Reader although the bloom brightly the glowing
head bere lis covering Tho hair be narcd and shveed
sas her % used
three limos wcok win and permanently
the frs. is the celebrated pianist, Thalberr:
NV Yos1, April TO- 1881
Permit the obligations am under
time Of my arrival in the United rapidly becoming gray
the application Of your a Kostsravo soon recovsr
ID rs original hue consider pour restorative as very wonderful
am, dear sir yours, truly -
nDrych ar Gwyledydct.n
WEIGH Newspaper once Is street. April H. ls1s
rnor sir Come month six wesks go 70
concluded try hsr hair little thinking At the tins that
would The gray . 70 i, color but T. her ~ ws as
full effect By turning \. the gray 1rs dark brown = ne same
above restorative 70 all IN want q Rfl
Nww Yoax Jaiy g. lssz
ppoy O. woop with confidence recommend your
sorntivc being cacious article Since
most White have gradually grown dark feel confident
that few applications WIN restore them 70 tnr natural color
among persons who porspire freely J. @ KhHY.
pRor years hair commenced falling or
and ros Va. 5 s. nsa ia
airy applications fastened my hair nrmly u began to
This lime Il is fully restored 10 M original COLOR health appear
snce and ehccrfaly ALL J. D. HOES
CxcAoo, H., May i, 1857
The Restorative pus up in bottles Sizes large
dium small holds half pint and rotsis FOR dol
proportion small dollars bottle the large
holds cent more In proportion and re.ai for
great New York Railing Es.bshmen ia Market street
St Louis, Mo. ~
May ID
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Inc highest waterfall in the world il in the Sandwich
stands and is stated 10 be between four and five thou
and fcet high. The stream on which the fall occurs
uns among the peaks OF the highest mountainsso high
mat the watcr actually n reaches the o,aso great IL
e Instance that the water Is converted into nists and
'scends to the clouds again et''sG = ''
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his support TO that party and it's nominees whether or
national State, or municipal offices. ytDAA
Upon the concuaon Of his remarks after giving three
hearty cheers for Col Berret the meeting adjourned
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GRAND NATIONAL PARADE AND MUsrER or FrRKnEN.--
Inc hremen's council Of Albany, New York, have
peted arrangements for grand parade and muster in
aat city on Wednesday, 29th and Thursday, 30th Of
sptember next and cordial invitation is extended to
hs hremen of the Union to participate therein. As
Indictment to visiting companies the council offer the
sum of eighteen hundred dollars to be distributed as
prizes to be awarded follows First class cnEincfrst
Prize, $500; second prize $3.50 Second class engines
inst prize, $500 second prize 5000 Third class en-
snes- prize, $500 second prize, $780, The
ncs entered for competition will be classified thus First
uas, pumps ~ inches and upwards second class, to
v third class to n inches
Each company will be allowed ten minutes to prepare
ur trial and minute for working each engine to be
worked through three hundred feet of hose and in
the breaking of the hose TO he allowed three minutes
replace the broken length No engine TO be permitted
compete for the prizes unless present and participating
N The parade the goth The prizes will be paid to the
successful companies in gold Immediately after the dc
VISION OF the Judges shall have been announced
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~ RAND EXCURSION, for the benefit of the
M School attached Sd Donncks Church. bland Monday

n
N School attached Sd Dominicks Church. bland Monday
the 31st instant.
Omnbuses will leave the Navy stand TX O'Clock
the intersection Of At avenue
7t Now avenue respectively,
game hour precisely Tho bos owhatan will leave 9th
wharf at u 10 g. a. and at past and will proceed
Gymount, where the will remain D. m at
which hours the party viii be brought back to tbs city
There will be band Of music In attendance.
supper, and other refreshments
sonabe terms board the boats and at the Pavilion evcy
rational recreation will be Afforded. t
general who are socially and
benoyolcnly inclined
Managers j. Case, Peter McGinness, Robert Mahooney
Shuman, e. Kirk, ActAery George H. Mattngly Callahan
Thomas Holden James Carter George Harvey and
Tickets be had Of either Of tho Price, twenty-five
children; fifty cents for grown persons.
A. bon will touch both her downward
trips and on her nine O'Clock trip
May 26--dM
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MARINE NEWS.
GAILRl1

George line master Boston, COAL by D. Smith
Schooner Island CITY 0onkn master New York COAL by Fowlc
Co. 49,
Company.
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TuE Rev. G. w. Kennedy, general agent of the
American Tract Society, will return here in few days
and visit citizens in behalf of that noble institution
We ask for Mr.. X hearty reception and cordial CO.
operation in his important work. The society has en-
poyed 255 colportcurs during the past year In Virginia
who have made 1872 religious visits 1904 families
reported neglectng the house of God, 406 Of
whom had Bible, l,s44 no religious books l,6o3
ligous meetings held 80, 7la volumes sold and
49, 55 granted Four thousand children gathered
into Sabbath schools in different parts of the State From
variety of known to the public those engaged
in the tract enterprise have had difficulties and dscour
agemens to encounter yet the good results of their e
forts apparent and abundant than those of
any preceding year.
Markets Flour-no sales reported. Wheat offerings
very light market dull and transactions very limited
sales Of red at 80 81 O5; white, 81 o. offerings
light market quet-sales white so cents yellow, 62
cents. Ryesales at SO cents. Oatssales ut So cents
.pyNuN
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ENUTAW HOUSE, RELATIONSHIPS EUTA2
~ HOUSE having thoroughly removed, altered,
gany rcfurnhcd possessing all the modern mprovemsa Of
baths billiard saloon ready
public style by FIRST class hotel tho
try.
especial attention Of gentlemen travelling with
called tho superior this house
apartments arranged In full and
chambers etc. present most attractive and desirable
modations. .
and liquors and general appointments shall continue Of the
highest grade.
il centrally situated for either pleasure travellers
elevated and heahul location at tho Baltimore
few from tho Baltimore and Ohio and
Washington railroad stations. Att
portors upon all the the
conveyance Of guests and their baggage. $3.50
No pains will be spared mako tho ETAW tho elegant and
Portable home OF its guests. Haa
Indies do ................. 80 1'e
May 2s-1aw4w G7 JOHN CARROLL, Proprietor
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CT. AUGUSTINE, F1ORIDA.--The History and An
~ tquiss OF st. Augustine Florida founded D. 1865, comprs
Ing some o. tho most interesting portions Of the Early history Of rc
rda BY George Farbanks president OF the Florida Hstor
cal Society Price u 3d. just published and for sale At
PHILIPS Bookstore,
May 70 sf Penn avenue, 9th and 10th sts.
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The Sioux now here have followed the example Of the
delegations which preceded them in the winter and have
sat for their photographs at the establishment Of Mcees
1903 Pennsylvania avenue where that expert artist Mr.
Vannerson has collected large portfolio of these Gu
rious Indian portraits which he proposes to publish
We saw yesterday, at the place. a fine picture of
Mr. Branard, the portaitpubsher exquisitey colorcd
and of rare merit work of art of the Dusseldof
school,
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WEEK FROM MKT MONDAY and the voters of this city
Will be called upon to decide between the democratic and
ant-know- nothing the republican and know-nothing,
and the independent candidates. AS only one Of the
three can be elected it is time that every had de-
cded to vote for Col Bee and thus save our city from
know-nothing and republican rule.
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NEMBERS OF CONGRESS AND OTHERs

M u NJ u r Nd OF CONUFrx1C HNU VIIIEfto
WI leaving for home will find stock Of all kinds OF Fine
Dress Goods Shawls Robes sArf Embrodecs &C. adapted FOR
presents, moet ample in all departments
Also all the for day and homo
styles which they
daily whether they wish purchase
price only figures consequently purchaser
10 ovcrcharrcd.
supplies from North and East daily
We opening accounts.
0 presented monthly far payment cash.
Good articles low prea and fair dealing be relied all
PERRY h BROTHER,
I ..rf Central Stores,' wcst building,
May 2s-loin opposite Cenre Market
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE,
In WARRINGTON Cry d. c., Nay AZ, 1855.
THO Prossorshp Of Surgery and Chemistry having
tho National Medical College, the
ncxt for the respective chairs.
J. RILEY, II. d.. Dean.
National Union Chicago and Charleston Mercury Charleston
and send bill 10 Nils Office
May 28-1awtl5Jnncs
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wavcry Novels ssQuentn Durward," cloth u a.
Just received at TAYLOR MAURYS,
My 27-St s34 Psnnsyvanh
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The INDIANS AT AnLrNGToS.--H il stated that party
CT Sioux Indians will have picnic at Arlington Springs
to-day and intend to enjoy themselves in the peculiar
customs Of their nation The dance, scalp dance
and other Of their favorte sports will occupy consde
BILE portion of the day, Boats will leave Fourteenth
street bridge every hour Fare each way cents The
rules for preservation Of order will be strictly enforced
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them expected 10 gam py the cIcctOn OF e1Jner OF MT
Berrets opponents Could not the affairs Of tho city be
other rulef Voice in the crowd BETTER Then let
every who desires to promote the best interests of
this city vote for the democratic candidate Mr. b. then
proceeded to aude to the history Of knownothingsm
exemplifed in Louisville and other places in his own
State and urged his hearers by every consideration of
patriotism to contribute to the elevation of such
men to office. He greeted, throughout his remarks
with frequent and hearty applause.
Mr. ELLIS scnxAmE of Pennsylvania, next came for
ward in to repeated calls and expressed his
greet that he should be unable to address the meeting
night, account of hoarseness occasioned by long
speech which he made last evening in the Seventh ward
He assured them however that he would meet them on
evening next week, and express his views then
the issues involved in the coming contest.
Hon ALBERT G.. WATKINS, of Tennessee was then in
troduced the audience He had doubt but that all
before him. matter from what country they might
have come had heard of Andrew Jackson the great
ror and statesman and he would tell them that he who
addressed them represented the horne and district Of
Jackson in the House Representatives and was proud
to himself follower of his political principles Gen
jackson knew such word fail whether contending
against the ranks Of the British army at New Orleans or
whether standing up in support OF sound democratic pr
ciples he possessed such inomable energy and perse
verance that resistance vain Such was tho spirit
which should animate every democrat now , whom the
day of election comes, let every friend of Col Bcrrct
let every friend of equality and justice go up the polls
and with the descent of the of the 7th of June
next will 60 up shout which will gladden. the hearts
of tho democracy throughout this widespread republic
All that is wanted is energy, zeal and determination,
and success IL certain The democratic party was now
the only national party and every citizen who loves his
country and who desires the preservation OF the Union
and the perpetuty of our free institutions should give
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CLASSICAL AND SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL FOT
~ boys Cambridge Massachusetts. charge
Joseph lowering ~ potcsssr Of Physics Harvard University
George ~ Lane PHI d. professor OF IAtu Harvard University
r. Smith, b. Tho third year this school viii begin
Monday September 10 Boys from distance provided with boar
in good families.
Terms $3.50 year. Apply by mail to
GEORGE NJ LANE,
May 28-d1m Cambridge, Massachusetts
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-24

cling pedlar, rather good-looking, and twenty i've
years OF age. On the 5th inst. he spilled for work
in Chicopee, and then appeared 70 Be intozisstsd
From the Dwight Mills be went 10 the residence OF
the girl and Induced her to accompany him lt is
supposed that he took her themes 10 the abu.ment
Of the ChicoPes and West Springfield bridge. w
dated her person, murdered her, and then threw
her body INTO the water. When the body Eas re-
covered me tnroat showed marks Of stFangulaiion.
and the skull vas broken by two hsavv bIo5-s Tbs
murderer vas arrested on the verdict of tbs cor
oner's jurys and has been committed for trisi. He
exhibited DO sign Of emotion, but the peoples Of C
eopee are terribly excited. Previous 10 ihs dise54-
cry Of the murder ae had been sentenced to he
house Of correction for one year for theft
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PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
5s.-zzzzz.slEzsz


kzs.16zs
TTVHE Great Central Route connecting e Atlantic cities with
Western, Northwestern and Southwestern States by CON
tnuous Railway direct. This road also ttsury
with daily lines Of Steamers 20 an ports the western Rivers,
nd al Cleveland and sandusy with steamers all ports
Northwestern Lakes; making the direct csaUsst
FOlge by which FREIGHT De forwarded from
ITed5 West.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTsBURG.
FIRST CLAss-BO0ts, Shoes, Dry Goods lin Z - ,oo-
bONes,) Eurs, Feathers, &c, ''1' PEI A'O d
SRCoND CLAss.-BOOks and Stationary, Dry 7 en- - roo.
Goods lin lales,j Hardware Leather, &c, wv l o'b'
THIRD CLAss.-Anvils. Bagging, Bacon and zo - ,oo.
Pork (in buk) Hemp, &c, o'N P-' A'oo'
EOURTH CLAss.-COaee, Fish, Bacon and Pork 40 - 7oou
(pa0keaD Lard aud Lard Oh, i'0 PNi -O'D
Flour-75cts per bbl. until further notice.
Grain-35cts per 100 lbs, until further notice.
COOnS2 per bale exceeding 5000 lbs. weight until fur
ther notice.
U ? In shipping Goods from any point East Of Philadelphia,
particular 70 mark package 'gE LEis hE Hg'rGId.
All Goods consigned 70 tie Agents ol this Railroad Phialei-
phia PiJtsburg will be forwarded without detention.
AGENTs-Iarris, WoUnley Co., Memphis, Tenn;
r. F. Sa Co., St Louis; j. S. Mitchell Son Evansville,
Indiana Dumesu Bell and Murdoch, aud Carter & JeEstt,
Louisville, Ky; r. c. Medum, Madison Indiana, SQringnan
Brown, and Irwin Co., Cincinnati N. ". Graham * Co.,
GAINESVILLE, Ohio Leach Co., No 81 hby street, Boston,
eech Co. AstOr House. New York; No. l. William
and No Battery Place, New York. L. J. sudsr Philadelphia
MagreW Koous, Baltimore; Geo. c. Francscus, PittsbUrg
Il. II. HOUSTON, General FFsgbg Ag6Ht PAEd.
HI. LOMBAERT, Sap't, AJ0oHa, Penn.
april, '5S-f
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TIE Ticket Once Is in the Passenger Depots and Is open
hour starting Of each Train which allows ample time
for the purchase Tickets. Il open other time du
the day. Passengers the Eastern cities leave the A. ~
Train, which throughout with Trains the other roads
Time Bchmond hours; Washington days. Philadelphia
two and half and New York three days. Tins the cheapest
and best route from Nashville 70 the East.
New Orleans passengers leave he30 P NJ Train, arriving
at Memphis or New Orleans the evening Of
the day. through without detention az Memphis
Those for McMnnve- Sparta, and Beehea Springs, leave
Nashville 23O NJ Train, which connects directly at Tul
lahoms with the Train for McNnnvie. Persons leaving Nc
Ninnve 10 the morning arrive at Nashville at 730 p. NJ
Nashville, boats which leave daily for Smhland,
connect with places the Ohio Mis-
Bissipp also, daily line Of sges for Louisville leaving
very morning o The arrival Of the night express.
BY change Of Schedule the Train from Memphis connects
direct With p and down day Trains causing
delay Nashville and Eastern and hour gained
ever the former Schedule in going to Memphis from Nashville
Q. L. ANDERSON,
julylO, 1858 BPs General Ticket AgJnt.
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HORRIBLE TRAGEDY AT CHICOPEE, MAss.-MUR-
DER OF A CHuD.--A crime has been discovered at
Chicopee, which the Springfield Rspubliea5 ssyes
Is one Of the most horrible that ever occurred in
Massachusetts, The murder was committed on the
9th ms but the facts were not fully developed IN
till Sunday last. The victim, Augustine Lucas
eight years Of age, is the daughter OF French par~
ents, and was born in the city, Of New York A
year and half since her father and mother separat
ed, the father taking the daughter and committing
her to the care Of q Frenehman st Chicopee.
The murderer is Alexander Dssmasisux, 9 iraY-
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9asgbiIIt aIniar anS 5nriran.
Daily s.; TFi-WeekIT S.; weekly So.
nates of AdvertlsInr.

ANGWABLA AT PLEASURE
Onssquare. one year, s5O-Essh additional square, SO
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, viii be charged EOr the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY
on Dollar per square the s and FIFTY CzIs for each
guh1equsnt insertion.
Advertisements published both the Daily Weekly vii
be charged the fall daily with onehaR the weekly rates
added.
7aastsst Advertisements mas b paid fer a fas ti1s Of
To Correspondence
It viii save rs great deal Of Unnecessary trouble our
friends writing will bear mind the following rules
Always give the date post oce county and State in the body
Of your letter.
II you wish paper changed from one ooe smother, give
both Offices In full.
At you write on business and write separate
sheets Of PAPER, different leaves Of one sheet.
Letters and communications solicited ali such facts and
subjects may be of information interest 70 the public
Anonymous communications Of whatever character VIII receive
attention.
Correspondents should write only side Of the paper
Wecan1ot undertake 70 return rejected communications
All letters business should be directed Mesrs. E.
EAsTAAN Co. and not pe0aally 70 either Of the Prope
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TNREIGHTs TO CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH, on tie
E articles above named, reduced to the following rates
until further notice:
Wheat per Dushe, "a Cgus.
Corn do, - DO.
Flour per barrel, 81 20
Stations line Of the Nashville and Chattanooga Road
ned rates, less the difference between the charge from
ashvie Chattanooga, and the points Of shipment to Chaa
nooga local tariff.
sep3U-u B.op CUAs. W. ANDERSON, GenT Ag't.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO

Es -
RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
FTyERMINATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore the East and Wheeling BenWooi and Park
Tsburg the West which places unites with Railroads
S teamers, Sc, for and from ali points in the
West, SOuth-Vest and NOrthsyVesfs
Two trains leave Wheeling daily 1915 A. NJ, 1855 P. NJ,
1850 P. NJ.
One train only Sundays, at $3.50 ?. NJ.
Direct connections are made by these trains
For all the Eastern Cities
This Is the only 70 Washington City.
Passengers this Route Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA
York and Boston, the Boston alone by
other lines.
Time quick and fare low any other Route.
Inquire the Baltimore Ohio Railroad at any
Of the principal Railroad Olce- in the West.
Z. ,. FULLER, Geul Western Agent
L. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent
". P Smith, Master Transportation. ssl6
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THE aoLD DOMINE0N,, CoFFEE-PoT.

5FNHOUSANDS Of this Cogee Pot already been sold
and the demand from all parts of the United States is rapidly
the increase Wherever introduced it has given the most
complete satisfaction.
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The County Court for Davidson County,
FAVING granted letters Of administration to he estate
Of Charles P. Mcguire, deceased all perons indebted %
sd estate hereby notified make immediste payment and
all persons having claims against said ate are hereby nohe
present them me, duly proved within ne time Pefa
bv law JOHN B.J JOHNSON,
ootIo-dgm Administrator for Charles p. Maguires
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

WILL sell OF rent possession given Immediately that we'll
known Tavern stand the SPRIEGFIELD HOTEL with large
stable and Garden attached. Would let with it. on hire
several valuable house Desiring change position
would sell nay residence Of the pleasant and beautiful
In the place and small farm the town we'll Eatered
and set in grass. ". LOWE.
sprinfsid, Team, August 94th, Isss-a