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Phoenix BedStead Factory.
w R. CORNELIUS Agent, thankful for past svors and
wv ndulgences, would suggest that have
'-'''' coIT1GE BEDSzE1DSs LOUNGES dc.
every description for the trade and generally
Office Warerooms 49 Spring street, Cherry where
will also general assortment Of cheap Chairs Bureaus
will keep hand and make to order every descr
ton of Mattresses, &C. Persons ordering from distance
rely on having their orders hlied- respectfully, -
SHAVER & Co., PrOprietOr apr96-a
FLOWS! FLOWS! PLOWSI
49, $50 Cast Mould Boards,
~ $50 Wrought Iron Mould Boards,
SA $50 Steel Mould Boards,
For sale low down fog CASE. - -
mars 3 Broad street.
H. HI. HAYNES & co.,
GENTS for the purchase sale Of Negroes at Portsrs old
n stand, No. 80 Cedar street, Nashville, Tenn.
CRAINI GRAINIg--Wantsd st the Nashville City
10000 do old or damaged Wheat for dsdlleFy;
10000 do Corn for which the highest market price will be
oooo 4, R BAD in Cash.
The City Mills keeps Family Flour.
Shorts Bran, Ship STUBS &c, which will be furnished and de-
js2S-F - - 5. \. HoLINasWoRTH.
FRESH ARRIVALS
At No. s1 Public Square, Nashville, Tenn.
SNYDER FRIZZ FELL
ARE OPENING TO-DAY
7 AIDES Fine KID Slippers, Cargo boEEa
l. { : A:'l S $ &: ~
Z" Embroidered Velvet Slippers;
% Lasting Do
do do do Boots.
Gents fine Patent Leather Congress Caters
aasSs-E - yam SNYDER FRIzzEL
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OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENN EssEF:.
D. A. Tibbs, Proprietor.

WIS Hotel Is spacious bek auiug ust completed
Theproprieor has incurred heavy expense sitting uu
and furnishing the roou 70 make them and comfortable
The house open for the reception Of hoarer visitors
travellers and TIE proprietor afford ample Recommendations
for 10 persons. An omnibus with good team m be
a the depot 70 convey passenger the Hotel tie
deplt again. The proprietor intends Try make &c first class
Hotel, and hopes to share a liberal patronage
Engl5 DANIEL A. TIBBS, proufistor
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EWING McCRORY & Co..
WHOLESALE GROoERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
CORNER OF MARKET & CHURCH SITS,
6LASHTTLLE, TENNESSEE
KhIE now IN receipt Of large fresh assortment Of
w GROCERIES AND LIQUORS, which viii sell at low
rates to the trade, viz:
80 hhds Sugar; 300 bags prime Bait. Cofss;
800 bbls choice Moasses; ESQ g =" n o.
L 8
100 bbls Golden Syrup, COO Nails;
100 (" Cider Vinegar; 80 packages Star yspdles.
100 Z" Pixies Whisky; 100 bbls crush. 4 now Sugar.
Ivy " Wiltshire do 100 bxs 6 & Pine Tobacco
go i" Domestic Liquors; 800 dOz. miiOhns:
80 - Fine old Robertson county Whisky;
And all other articles usually kept by Wholesale Grocers
maTA EWING, 1ICCRORT & co.
VIRGINIA LEAP TOBACCO.
KNTE receiving store, trade
w boxes Stulz's and Tobacco. This Tobacco has
reputation unsurpassed BY manufactured in Virginia,
guaranteed number one.
5000 genuine Rio HOndO Cigars;
5000 assorted brands Cigars, direct Importation;
% baskets Mum Champagne;
100 qr. chests superior Young Hyson Tea;
Or. casks AaTet Brandy, imported IN 1854;
casks Rochelle Brandy
Q do Old POrtW Wine;
do pure juice Port, for medicinal use;
200 boxes French Brandy;
800 barrels Cincinnati Whskeys;
100 bags Rio Coffee;
80 barrels Refined and Crushed Sugars;
For sale low by DILLON 4 CO.,
jy0 No. Is College street.
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DOU GLAs & co.

NO. 05 Public square
NASHV WILLIE, TENN
WWTH now CTR for sale, on accommodating terms
w may Be contracted at tine Of each sale5
2,TsB packages Fall and Winter Nero
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a. C. GARTH. y. q. ". C. WusEoED
CART ER, m,KAT & Coz
wHoLEsaLE sROcERs,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION, RECEIVING AND FOR
i't TO-. WARDIEG MERCHANTS,
Dealers i'm Fine Brandies, Wines,
and Domestic Liquors,
NO. p PUBLIC SQUARE, EASHELLLE, TIM
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4. N. BRENNAN,
Nashville Foundry q Machine ShOV,.


AYING determined % dispose Of ny real este In N.sbi
III vii sell that convenient residence occupied hv nv
elf summer street. The house contains nine -o rso
besides kitchen, wash housei okehs three servants roa1
bath rooms store rooms, &C. Supplied with m and water ard
s completes in every particular. Tie frouts OBJ c b. I-n
deep II desired, the house viii BE- sold with ee % eu
Parties desiring 70 purchase VIII t- " Linislev ~,
viii shos tie premises, AZ terms Of sale &c
auE20 JAMES NICH0L
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! CHAMPAGNE, WINES, BRANDIES, &C.
NHE subscribers Oer for sale the following choice brands Of
n Wines, Brandies, &c:
| SO Baskets Star brandt
25 4" Eugene CIiquoit, pints and quarts
| 10 /" Widow or Vive Clquot;
10 Fleur de sellery and Crown brands
5cas Harmony and other choice brands of Sherry and Ma
| dera.
| 10 " Curacan and Marashino;
so =" Gouey, Bookers, and other Bittsrs;
20 casks EdnBnrV Of various brands;
| 251< pipes of choice French Brandies.
The Hvine growers Co Jules Durand, Agent Jean Louis
superior old COgnac 1911 and Sazaric fully guaranteed
pure and unsurpassed in quality and favor, By the Agents for
2ppes pure Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum Peach and Apple
Brandy Scotch Irish and American Whisky, Cherry Brandy
~ segAs &C. are respectfully invited to call and examine
NASHVILLE COMMERCIAL INSURANCE
COMPANY, 0-
CAFTrAL 100000, PArD II SECURED.
TVHIs Company being fully organized, according Charter,
prepared 70 write Policies against Loss Damage by Fire,
on Buildings Goods Wares, and Merchandise generally Also
on shipments against Loss Damage By Sea- bTers or Inland
transportation, on the most favorable terms
LUE NBsRo POLICIES ISSUED v1URRET RATES.
Office No. sc, Corner OF Square and CEDAR Street.
DIRECTORS.
ANTHONY ANTI ny Y yASLEER, JAMES WOODS,
HENRY HART, ia, r c. MNAIRY,
THOs. W. EVANS HUGH AcCRAE,
WESLEY greenfield.
ALEXANDER FALL, President
JAEEs WALKER, Secretary. aprl3-y
,. JAMES wHELEss. A. usHER.
FISHER, WIRELESS & CO.,
G ROCERS, GENERAL CO MMISSION
..-..... AND
Forwarding Merchants,
DEALERS IN COTTON TOBACCO
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY, J.
Corner of Market and Broad Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
jyl- ca
PAINTING EsTABLIsHmENT,
BUILDERS, HOUSEHOLRERSs &Css are re-
I'D quested to take notice that the undgned, having made
the necessary arrangements and secured tie services Of coment
Wornen Is prepared LARGE CONTRACIsn the line
Of his vocoon, in ali various branches In the department Of
HOUSE PAINTING
he subscriber prepared with the greatest promptnees,
al contracts however large, which may be rendered in style and
terms which cannot fail give satisfaction He Is also pre-
1aned 10 execute all manner Of 4
1sH AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, sEATHINs MAINLINE
Having In that department secured the services Of the most expert
md experienced artists.
The subscriber would request persons having work in his line 10
ave him a call before making final arrangements
r. 7. FLEMING,
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TEXT BOOKS, used IA the High school, Fs-
male Aeadenays Young Ladies' SeminaFY,
and oihsr hah9oAa u ths City and Country Pr 1a8
b oRARLRs v. slI1n,
SFN q eolaagsaaNs
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AUCTION q COLLISION MOTTO

HENJ, p SHIELDS
ETILL e0nnus % make sales for Cash ouy during tba r
ent season. All sales made payable within t5res isv
LIBERAL advances made Cousignmsuts All perg1s hr
balances IN hands viii favor b. calling and leave reS
Tor proceeds No goods bought own account.
BENZ F-aHfELus.
s-Ccuntry nalchsnts VII please ua win zen con-
Itsntly on bond a variety o. free g0Ods
sspt7 RPS
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GLEANINGS FROM THE MAILS.

New Book FOR DAKoTAs --Rev. S. r. Riggs,
the faithful and laboous missionary at IAcuipare, has
completed the translation into the Dakota language
the Pilgrims Progress. 1t has been published by the
American Tract Society.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD The Marshall Flag, of a
late date reports the the Southern Pacific rail-
road to be running regularly and making two trips day
carrying off quantities of the cotton which has been and
Is still accommodating along the line.
The North Carolina democratic State convention will
meet at Charlotte on Wednesday, the 18th Of April
The vote for governor Of Rhode Island, from all tho
towns except three stands follows Elisha Dyer,
American republican, 1922 Elisha r. Potter democrat
1913 The remainder Of the republican State ticket is
elected by about the average majority The men,
beers elected to the general assembly all American
republicans except three.
BALrfMoRE CIry JAIL There are now about one hun
bred and fifty Of the hardest looking In the Bal
more city Jail imaginable new Jail is In the
Of erection which will be completed, costing $780,
O00 1t is splendid affair of its kind and arranged
to accommodate every prisoner with separate cell
AN INCIDENT "A Bridgeport paper says "a singular
affair occurred here the other day The desks and fur
niture of the Merchants Exchange Bank sold at
anction by order Of the receiver couple of gentle
men bid off Of the large desks On examining their
purchase they found slowed away In Of the drawers
200 in bills of the bank duly signed and ready for
circulation.
Professor Hudson, of Oberlin college, and editor of the
Ohio Farmer fell from the few days since and
instantly killed His body much dsfgured that
Il scarcely recognizable.
The Ashland Association Of the city of New York are
making arrangements 10 celebrate the next anniversary
Of Henry Cays birthday at the Brooklyn Institute
Monday evening next, the 18th instant
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.

FRIDAY April 8. No 273 George DE Swatz, appel
liant, os The United States. Appeal from the district
Of the United States for the northern district of
California
On motion Of Mr. Attorney General Black this appeal
doeketed and dismissed.
No. l6--Stcphen O. Nelson K Co. appellants ss.
Samuel X. Garner It al, and McIae Coffman & Co.,
claimants Of the steamer Brigadier General r. H. Stokes
The motion Of Mr. Gct of counsel for the appeees to
dismiss this appeal for the want of jurisdiction in the
district court was overruled.
No. 7l.-Chares W. Gazzam, plaintiff in error as.
Lessee Of Elan Phillips a al, The argument Of this
cause was concluded by Mr. j. L. Smith for the plaintiff
In
No. 72.--Francs Selden, appellant, u.s. Lawrence My
Fl al. This cause argued by Messrs Coke and
Webb for the appellant and by Mr. Bradley for the APP
pellees.
Adjourned till Monday at IL o clock
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1870 f--rs-s-~ &C., 4i---aa--F --s'HtIr '4--
THE ARMY AND NAVY.

The United States soop-ofw war Marion sailed on the 9th
inst from Norfolk to join the African squadron Porto
Praya, Cape de Verde islands The following is list of
her officers Commander, Thomas w Brent; lieuten-
ants Charles NJ Norris VIM, d. Whiting, Ed. Il. Stone,
A. w. Weaver, Charles f. Hawley parser, Henry My
passed assistant surgeon r. +. Mason assistant
surgeon. n. w. NJ. Washington; midshipmen, Charles
McDougal and N. s. Green.
The following is list Of officers as far as ordered for
the United States brig Banbrige at Norfolk pre-
pairing to join the African squadron the coast of Af
Lieutenant commanding f. b. Renshaw lieuten-
ants Geo. A. Stevens s. $. Basseh and w. p A. Camp
bell passed assistant surgeon, w. Il. Wyshaln.
In communication to the President of tho Senate the
Secretary of the Navy says that the old line battle ship
Franklin is the stocks at Kittery Maine and will
shortly be converted into steamer with full steam
power The Secretary thinks that when these alterations
finished the Franklin will prove very valuable addi-
ton to the service This vessel has not been in com
mission since 1924 when she the flag ship Of the Pa
tiic squadron under Commodore Stewart.
Brevet Colonel Charles A. May major second dragoons
is ordered to report at Carlisle barracks Pa for the pr
pose of conducting the recruits at that station to their
respective regiments in Utah.
He Is directed TO make acquisitions the proper off
for all that may be necessary for his command and
arms ammunition equipments, horses and horse equi-
page clothing required the march, &c, &c, and take
such further will enable the recruits to be fully
equipped and prepared He u.s. in pursuance of the above
orders to him. directed to precede the recruits i'm order
TO make all necessary preparations to insure their mme
date march on their arrival ut Leavenworth.
The regimenta band of the second dragons will pro-
coed, under Colonel May to join the headquarters OF
their regiment in Utah.
Captain Van Bokkelen Quartcrmaser's department is
assigned to duty in the department of New Mexico and
will repair thither without delay.
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T,ORTIETH INsTALMENT. N,

TNORTIETH INSTALMENT.--Now in store the
rorsh mstaIment celebrated House Coi,ons"
& Ladies' Cotons.'
3 Eve Shlrtiug Cottons.'
goods originated with AMI have been pronounced
superior class this
othcr market Of the soft finish brand Our
name are stamped in foil on each piece
and enc English American
and Long Cloths
Irish all grades, thick thin, The best
hers, ma o o orders Ireland.
stitched Shirt Bosoms prices.
passing through
enables Offer the very best fabrics asonhngy how
prices. PERRY BROTHER,
Central Stores west building,
April 6-10tiR 40 opposite Ceutro Market.
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Palmer Parker Petit Pike Potter parvisua Ready Re,eau
ihie Robbins sunn scales Shaw Of North CAROLYN, s.
d OHIO Sherman 81 New York Shorter spinner stanton
Tpkius, Tppe, Underwood Wade walbriJpe Wali,a Wtu
washbarns Of Wisconsin, wasLburne Illinois, Wsshbu Of Maine
and Wron-v. =
ADJOURNMENT
Mr. BISHOP, of Connecticut moved that when the
touse adjourn to-day IL adjourn To meet on Monday
next which motion was agreed to-yeas 49, nays rs.
The question being ON the motion of Mr.. CmArTEE Of
Massachusetts that the House 20 Committee OF the
Whole ON the private calendar
Mr. SMITH, OF Tennessee, moved that the House al
oum.
Mr. NORRIS of Pennsylvania said II proper that
the House should adjourn in respect to distinguished
ex-member Of the United States Senate, who would in
He alluded to the Hon. TmoMAs II. BENTON.
The motion agreed to and, at rs minutes past 2
o'clock, p m, the House adjourned till Monday next
Immediately after the House adjourned Mr. JONES
of Tennessee called attention the following letter which
read from the Clerk desk
sfssxr, wAsmSoroS, April 8, 1853
To you friends myself that
The Of death here desire that there should
authorize the OF death and there
rule, should wish applied being
10 feelings and convictions long entertained shown
Mr.. the
Walker Published the ubridgsment
The Mr. Walker there recorded,
therefore, kind friends necessary
you known this
that tho Congress
THOMAS II BENTON
SAMUEL Horsrox Esd,
Senator in Congress from the stale Of Texas
GEoRok w. JoSHs ESQ,
Representatives Congress Tennessee.
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Pub. G..

A RESOLUTION authorizing Lieutenant William N. JEFF
fers to accept sword of honor from her Majesty the
Queen of Spain.
Resolved By Tie Senate and House of Representatives Of the
United STATES Of Anericd Congress assembled That the
sent of Congress be- and the is hereby given to
allow Lieutenant William N. LETTERS of the navy of the
United States to accept sword of honor presented
him through the Department Of State. by her Majesty
the Queen Of Spain as acknowledgment of the very
efficient assistance which he gave with the vessel under
his command to the Spanish schooner Cartagcnca in the
waters of the Paana the twenty SIXTH twenty-sev-
enh and twenty of October eighteen hundred and
fifty-fv
Approved April 1858
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DIED.

On tho 9th instant FRANCIS wTTEsEY or Air,Wrs
WARDS, csq., In the 4th year Of his
His funeral place this Saturday O'Clock,
the residence o. his father, ri 9Th and north.
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V,HE POULTRY BOOK FOR THE MANY. Ion

II don. Is cents.
The Poultry Maid London. 81
Profitable Poultry. London. 81 cents.
Dickson and Moubry ON Poultry. London. 81 25.
Dement'S American Ponlcrer's Companion, 81 Is.
Richardson on the Hog 25 cents.
Richardson Pigs. london 81
Blackjack Treatise on Sheep. Glasgow Is cents.
Mich Cows. 80 cents.
Johusons Modern Dairy and Cow keeper. London 81 g.
Treatise Cattle ~ so.
ysHey Natural History of the oA Tribe london, ~ %
T ApS FRANCk TAYLOR
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noTrED AND FIGuRED-l4o pieces Dotte

nOTTED AND FIGuRED.--l4O pieces Dotted
Figured white remarkably prices
goods great rronson OF II choice
provcrbiy prices Of all fabrics
comprehensive and at such mod
prices ~
price only marked plain dgures purchaser
charged
We Al opening any
All bills presented monthly for payment In cash
Good articles low prices aud fair dealing be relied in all
HMffN PERRY l. BROTHER,
Jfh.3A 4tatt CeAra Stores, building,
April 6--iotdif opposite Ceutrc Market
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GRAPE SHAWBS.-MAD BRAEMER, 334 Massa-
between 12th aud 18th beache aud
Grape shaws and all kinds of Iaces Mar le2wdf
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THIRTY FIFTH CONGRESS.
First Session.
uousp OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
FRIDAY. APRIL ., 1858.

The senate did not sit to-day.
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TYP TIE NETHERLANDS .-PLEASURE
" VOYAGE ny THE STEAMER ERNssaN A. D. LOWIaR. com.

The Ericsson will tave New saturday May LII
O'clock on the above storAng Gibraltar day Mf
DAYS AcxrRtra days Jah JcfusaM) rs days, CONSTANT
nople days, Athens daye, Naples Maes
experienced traveller viii chip
for hul travel T~e who not should
take immediately unless 100 bcri be paid
April II, the ship viii be placed on another route.
Mar Bow
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DOBES OF ALL KINDS AND FABRlCS.---Latge
III lots Of the and richest things with Immense
stock Of fancy and staple dry goods OF the best class
One price only marked in plain figures no deviation
We opening accounts AL bills presented month
ly for payment in caah.
Goods permitted Of the store appreciation for
ton will they be exchanged taken back when sold
We make daily additions stock.
PERRY & BROTHER
M Central Stores" west building,
April 1--l0tdR opposite Centre Market.
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NrEW ROCKS REcEIyED BY TAYLOR 4 MAU

IN RY, 1874 Pennsylvania
History Republic traced the Wi
Of Hamilton and bis contemporaries ny John C. Hamilton
vols issued. 81 80 vol
History the Iniuete Sciences from the earliest 70 the present
time. By Whewel New edition, with additions vols Price "a
Adele tale. By julia Kavanaugh author Of .NahAiet NC
Price 81 %.
Family Family Worship: arranged for
ecclesiastical BY the Rev bDies
The tsstree Chapel by clergymen
every that
aske,h hope that Is You" vol Prise 81
Postage 80
Manual photography adapted practice Price
April
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PArnoLrJSo In most of the wards strong patrols ar,
out every night One of them, night before last, made
one arrest "a special policeman whom they found intox
Gated and escorted to the watch house.
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GEORGETOWN SCHOOLS There in Georgetown 2 27s
children between and Is years of age of whom GO
tend private schools, 46l attend public schools and
!, 1873 do not enjoy any educational advantages.
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NEW sPRlNG AND SUMMER GOODs--Dry,r,

NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS--DrvALL
in Mcrchau, would cn the
and The nbhc general their
spring aud which
superior ,is md ,,ncv C,ss
cres, and iuss frsp dtc Al 81 which They prepared To
make 10 order In their VISUAL style o. cclance fa
btN-II A intO.,
Ap a--foiH-w Merchant Tailors.
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TIME PRINCE OF THE HOUSE or

TIME PRINCE OF THE HOUSE OF DAVID
i or, Jerusalem the bays P,nns Pise
Prize 81 25; postage, prepaid, % cents.
The book 12mo youme 500 and IA emhellhcd
with engravngs illustrating Css Raising the Widows t
Cured; Healing the Iepers; Blessing (dren
Baptism AMI the
cinSion.
For sale n Washington by TAYLOR h MAURy,
SIT Penn
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DROF MACLE0DS boarding and day school for
young ladies, 400 street, between 1iih aud 18th
vi
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4 Az CENT GOODS FOR POPULAR TRADE.

I slE CENT HUUDS FOR POPULAR TRADE.
800 pieces fine lawns select styles at l2 yard
fine linen cambria andkerchicfs,
fine white bllantes, ut 12is per yard
10000 yards fine Engs pn. selected l2s per
yard.
100 pieces fine white brliAntes OF choice patterns
Our northern and eastern correspondents send supplies
daily
price only marked plain figures; person
overcllargcd.
We decline 10 open any
All bills presented monthly for payment cash will
acceptable
Good articles, low prices and fair dealing may
cases. PERRY Il BROTHER,
Central Stores,' building.
April 1--l0dT q Centre Market
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Ing PIONEER festival At CINCINNATI, On Wednesday
evening last the Pioneer Association of Ohio celebrated
the first settlement Of Ohio at the Burnett House There
large assembage and Of the striking features
of the presented the large number of aged per
present.
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WASHINGTON ARSENAL, April 5th, 1868.
1t is my opinion that Colts was adopted by the
board for superiority all for cavalry service.
VIM II. BELL,
Major OF Ordnance
Mine also j. T.. JOHNSTON
fsa1
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NEW SEM,SAnY.It will lie seen by reference to oul
advertising columns that DR. Bridge experienced
thoroughly teacher proposes TO open young
gentlemen seminary in this city He brings high rec
concentrations from tho North, and has permission, as
will be seen, to refer TO of first citizens W.
commend him TO public favor.
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TnE OPERA SEASON will commence Monday night
and those who wish to obtain good seats should lose
time in obtaining them 1e performances will bc varied
and the productions of the great masters will be RENDERED
by artists of high reputation. We hope to be able Z
give full particulars in tomorrow Uqioas