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UNIVERSITY OF NAsHVILLE.
1. Collegiate Department,


mILIT ARV COLLIE E.
BERREN LIsnsLEE, A. D. d. D. Chancellor UuFsrstv
and Professor Of Chemistry and Geology.
Col. 2. Johnson, Superintendent Of the Military Colee And
Professor Of Engineering
z. HAMILTON, A. Professor Of Mathematics Natural Phil
OsoIly, and Astronomy.
J. H. sEART, IN, Professor Of Greek and Latin Languages
and Literature.
P. L. THYssESs, An. Professor Of French and DrFing.
G. s. BiAcKIE, M ND, Professor Of Botany and Natural
History.
Rev. }. v. Horrr An MD Professor Of Mental and Moral
Philosophy, and Biblical Literature
Q. K. WtNsTos N. D., Surgeon.
Of the Academic the
Of September. and the second 18th Of February
Tuition boarding, washing, fuel, servaul8 attendance,
and use Of arms s0O per Matrcust0n @ s. st1denta
are REQUIRED 70 furnish which nod
crate charge, by purchase Engnearng French, spanish,
German, Drawing Book Keeping aud Fencing each 80 per
term Of twenty weeks
In the regular Collegiate Course, The ancient reputation Of The
University Tor scientific and scholarship Sc main
taine and al the time every facility i0rde those Who de-
sire 70 pursue partial Besides hg four regular Colers
classes preparatory class Students under years
Of age will not be admitted.
By ths aid military discipline, elective g0ysnent stab
shed and health hyal culture good order, Industrious
habits, prom0ted
For Catalogues additional information apply 70 member
Of the Faculty July I, ~.
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CgESSAON 1g5Sa1s-Ihe seventh annual Course Of Lee
this Institution viii Monday OF
November and continue u The first Of the ensuing March
Thomas K. JENNINGS, "a. D., Professor Of Anatomy.
}. BARREN LnDsLT n D., Professor q Chemistry add Phar
c. <. WESTON, N D. Professor Of Nssra Msoa and soaI
Jurspruience.
A. Il. B6oHAEAS II. D. Professor Of Surgical Anatomy and
Physiology.
JOHS NJ WATSON, n D. Professor Of Obstetrics and he DISEASES
Of Women and Children.
PAUL 2. Eve, N. D., Professor OF Principles and Practice Of
Surgery.
K. BowLSo, n D., Professor d Institutes and Pra0os q
Medicine.
Of Anatomy.
The Anafomica Rooms wiz be opened FOR ssuen he d1f
Monday 10 October (the 5thl.
FTe BuG LOnrss Of Lectures, free % al sudeni.s vi
be given BY Professors, commencing elso he ara AdaT
Of October.
T., is open o the class free Of charge
Ciinique has established INF WIN me LniFer
sy al which operations performed, Shd cases prescribed for
and lectured upon the presence Of The class
Amount Of Lectures 8l5i Naturalization 10 Cad
once on W. a. Prsclca Anatomy SO Gru aten Fee s
Good 55rng CAD be procured Tor 50 70 81 per For
f1rtberf formation Catalogue apply %
W. <. BOWLING, N D.. Dean Of the Racuity.
NASHVILLE Tenn. JY l5dtEF.--jyza
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TELEGRAPHTC NEWS.
Lnte Foreien NeWs.


QUEBEC Oct 5-Tbe steamship Nova Scotia has
arrived with London and Liverpool dates to Wed
nesday the 22d ult two days later than the adViees
by the Hammonia, 81 New York
Among the passengers injured by the explosion
on board the hammonia, was Madame Andre, OF
Philadelphia who suffered slight confusion OF the
right hip.
The Galway Steamship Company'has purchased
the steamer Congress- built on toe same model as
the Prince Albert for the American line TO New
York
The question as to the regency of Prussia has
been satisf ,etorily settled. The Queen withdraws
her preiensions in favor Of the Prince Of Prussia,
who assumes the nominal title of COSregent, but
with unlimited powers.
The Emperor of China is to have conferred on him
the grand Gordon Of Sairt Valdemir from Russia,
and the legion of honor from France.
The London Times Paris correspondent says that
the ports Of Tshsti and Marqusssas are about being
declared fee
The States General of Holland was opened by the
King in person on the Goth ult 10 his address the
King expressed q hope that the States General
would receive fsvorably the measures eoneocted to
abolish slavery in the Dutch colonies
Accounts from Spain represent the country as
quiet The dissolution of the COrles has given great
| satisfaction TO the members of the party.
The Times city article reports the funds inactive
! on Tuesday at an Improvement Of The Daily
! NeCs Of Wednesday says that faint stimulus vas
given By the continued influx of gold. The Bank Of
/ England had received nearly half million since
! the last return
The London papers publish q report by Mr.. Var
! lay an electrician of the Atlantic telegraph. The
experiments in his opinion, show that the cable has
not parted. Faint signals we're still received from
| Newfoundland. He speaks Of another and more
distant fault, the locality Of which cannot be estiN
mated without going to Newfoundland
The Spanish Government has ordered new rein
forcement of 5000 troops and all the large vessels
of war unemployed to proceed Immediately to Cuba.
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DIR. KINGS DISPERsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

Dr. King formerly ofNeW York, Tor The Last four
2a@s years Of Louisville, Kentucky and has de-
voted his attention the treatment private diseases Tx over
thirty years, fars HIMSELF having attended prc ice for
aud cured many thousands be enabled
all diseases Of private nature, nav
from idiudc0us mgtica treatment from neCidct o. tei
Dr. Kings Dspeuy is No. . Deadeck street. hctes
Cherry aud the Square, where he all diseases Of private
from business
SrR1CzuREs Of old recent date eecuallT
days, operation which pain. Where Structure
exists, health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps disease cau1el
mischief and undermines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS with al the diseases Of the akin, growing % neg
ect bad treatment, efectunlly cured 10 dsVH
SEMINAL hEAKEEs, particular attention having been given 70
this disease, and all the growing it. brought
in many BY the destructive habits Of inconsefa
Youths AID excessive indulgence Of the passions negect Of
which viii undermine the rendering subject una
for business society, and causing premature old age.
Females who may be iahorng with any dicuy o. he womb
may assured Of immediate relief
Persons residing ahrOad, writing and stating their case win
fee enclosed, directed to Dr. A. King q Deadrck street
Nashville, Tennessee. will have necessary medicine aant %
their address, with Necessary dons- Strict secrecy Observed
Once hours from O'Clock in The morning until Gin tie evening
may 23-d&CWlY
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uctiOn sale of Rio and santos Coffee ant
Fine Salt
Al Richmond. virginia,

TUsT received Der bsruues Partian and Vginian direct from
aB Rio Janeiro snip Kalamazoo direct from Liverpool
On Friday. October 18TH viii Oder for sale at our Warehouse
head Of the Dock:
$500 bags Rio Coffee partly crop and superior;
$50 do Santos do in b bags
octS-dtoctl5 EDMOND DAVENPORT & co.
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BALTIMORE AND ONO


RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
FTVERMENATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore on the East, and Wheeling BenFood Park
ersug on the West a. which places il with Railroads.
Steamers &c, for and from al points the
Wests SOuthsWest and Northwest.
1880 P. a.
- One train only on Sundays, at ass P. N.
Direct connections made BY thee trains
For all the Eastern Cities.
This is the only c to Washington City
Passengers b. this Route visit Baltimore, Philalelphia
New York and Boston, the Boston alone by
other lines
Time as quick and fare as low via any other Route
Inquire for tickets Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad any
Of the principal Railroad Office in The West
/. +. FULLER. Genl " estsrn Agent
L. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
". P Smith, Master Transportation. srp6
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Mr. J. B. Barrett has made reply to the notice
of contest served on him some time ago by Mr.. F.
P Blair Jr. in which he denies ssTiattw the nine
teen charges made by MIR. Blair, and concludes by
preferring fifteen charges against the friends Of Mr..
Blair.
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AHVFllU7 --f-39Nos
ON Thursday 25th OF October the premises propose
} to sell at public sale all the unsold lots In
Fairfield village.
This addition is Immediately adjoining corporation Of Nash
vile Lebanon Turnpike and contains Of q hand
soonest offered sale that vicinity. The lots to be
the Lebanon Turnpike Nos f. g. s, g TO- II, u,
Is Is, T. Is H. 90, q - % "a 90.
lots Nos o. g. 81 So S. Sc, 3d. 81 81 81 So 49, A. 49, a. A.
40, 80, 3d. 81, Sc % and a.
Also,
Several lots containing from to 5 acres
Terms unusually Liberal. Where the
amount Of purchase thousand dollars upwards credit
years given the whole Of the purchase money
interest promptly paid semi annually On under
thousand dollars credit Of and three years for notes
satisfactorily secured, bearing interest and lien retained
Sale 10 commence 10 o'clock A NJ OmnihuSses collation.
&c. A. v. S. LIND LEY.
Oct7-td E. r. GLAscOcK, Aucti0neer.
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ssgTyHE OLD DOMINION .,'-Just received sfss.a
supply o. tie above Coler Pot Harrantsd 70 siEe aai
facton 10 those who Try them.
For sale wholesale and retail.
iy5i-dETa ). ". WILSON, II conszs sslsi
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TRIMMINGS STORE.
OSCAR b HME q CO.,
Have just opened at their stand
No. 2 Union street,
A complete stock d Fall and Winter
DRESS AND MANTILLA TRIMMINGS,
COMPRISING assortment OF plain and figured Velvet
- Ribbons. Galnz Fringes. Ruge Gimp Grape Trimmings,
Belts. Buttons Brais Bugie Buttons &c &c al Of which
entirely and tie best that could the Eastern Markets
Our stock Of:
TePhin BIerinO and shetland Wool,
Embroidered Bras and Silks Crochet Embroidery and spool
Co9ns a. Te ss any other material for knitting, Netting En-
quantity than ever We also continue to manufacture
Fringes, TasseIs, Buttons, COrsds, &c,
To order usual and will t to suit all and everybody.
sepl2-r
Cash.
ME wish to buy Fifty good young Negro Men and Women,
sepl6 H.H.HAYNEs co.
FATHERLAND.
an 1HURSDAY the LIST October next, the premises
IA addition to Ed-efeld.
Bills with full Rrienar TERMS &C. viii be Issued in due
DRY GOODSI DRY GOODS!
WcWHIRTER BROS.
For the Fall Trade.
We are in receipt Of the desirable selected stock
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
wehavc ever offered to the the retail trade.
HAVING puraaed this stock from the largest Importers and
Commission Houses in the EEstsrn cities we feel no hest
fancy in saying that thereby enabled sell goods at As
Low PRICE
and on as ReaSOnab bic Terms as any bouse in the ,ft
Our present stock embraces every variety OF
New and Fashionable Designs.
such as very handsome Robes Ala.
81 Tsbla;
French DeLaines, Plain and Fancy.
French and English Merinoes;
Faconia PIaids;
Layeias, for Travelling Dresses;
DBege's;
Plaid Merino, English and French;
style Of ShawIs Plain Fancy Dress Silks Coas
Black Silks all grades together with other article
MENTION
WeAaye also very large stock Of Staple Goods such as
Blelched Domestic all grades
10& l2-i bleached Sheeting;
A inch Pillow case COttsn;
- Brown sheetng
O.
~ and 81 sea island do
Bro. and bid drills;
Pld Linsey, all kinds,
Flannels, all colors, qualities and pricesi
Canton Flannes;
Negro Blankets;
Bed Blankets, every size and quality;
Brown Jeans, htFeys, Satnet Casmeres, Vesting, Shirts
shirt Fronts, Collars and in fact every article may
pect 10 and in complete retail store.
We also keep constantly complete stock Of Boots and
Shoes, Hats and Caps, Dufour Cos Anchor Boiling
Cloths Carpets &c To all Of which invite the attention Of
the trading community Our motto is to sell cheap the
che pest. McWHIRTER BROS
sepl5 No. ST. North Market srss-
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad

6 WHEAT, CORN AND FLOURGEsa
TNREIGHTs To CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH, on the
articles above named, reduced % the following
until further notice.
Wheat per bushel, "a ceuts.
.t- Corn do, - do.
Flour per barrel, 81 %
Stations the line Chattanooga Road
entitled to above rates, the difference the charge from
Nashville 70 Chattanooga, and the points Of shipment Chata
nooga local tariff.
sspSO-d B. CHAs. W. ANDERSON, GenT Ag't
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The liabilities OF MacGreger AllOVay Co., and n. Alo-
v 4 Co. are assumed by the Concern under the firm Of
Narr 4 Bankhsad Of New Orleans. and James ttnkhead
& Co OF Nashville Tenn JAMES BANKHEAD-
NASHVILLE sept. -, 1883. GEORGE MAcGREGER.
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Valuable Land For sale!
pursuance Of decree pronounced by the Chaucery Court
Gallstn in the Of Robert Oaruters Others vs.
n unders and others. will the 18th day November next
at the Court House door the Of Gaau expose 90 public
sale the valuable Farm Of the late Saunders ESQ This
Farm contains from so Oacres Land situated in
Of the desirable neghorO0d- Sumne county being
about mi e from the Hermitage Il miles NasVe
about IL miles from Gan and from the Louisville
vile Railroad 1t is also situated Immediately upon Cum
berand river, and has fine Drakes eek for
boundary The place finely meed, and has Of
the largest and best dwelling houses in The oounty
Terms--One third Cash, balance in and years Posses
sion will be given Immediately.
aoctI-rVIm s"as W. II. BLAcKMORE. c. &M
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A FTRSTRATE House my block College street near
~ Church, with a lot adjoining
Apply Brothers, No, North College street, the
subscriber No. 80 Chez ~ street.
oCt6-u II. II. R. FOGG.
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r ERANON MILLS FLOUR.-weh have been made
Agents for the sale Of the LebanOd Mills Flour, which sa
superior brand.
large supply, made Of White Wheat
which We viii sell 4 shoesaie OF retail.
n,ay9n-tf CARTER. MCKAY q co
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take great pleasure In recommending the firm Of Macdreger
Bsnkh-ad. Of New Orleans, and james Bankhead Co., Of
this cy he patronage Of the former friends the old Arm
NasEyILLE, Sept =, 1858. e ALLOWAY.
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NMNIBUSES will various Hotels half an hour
starting time the Railroads. Persons
ing orders the States and getting tickets az the Hotels before
u NJ for Evening" and P ~ Morning Trains viii called
for any part the city. This line responsible for baggage
placed in its charge,
sepi7-lf G. ". KENNEDY, Agent
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PostPonement.
Soliciting

The above sale is postponed until Tuesday, the 10Th,
when it Will positively take place
A v. S. LINDSLEA.
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JOHN LELLYETT d. SMITH
LELLKETF & SMITH.
NOS. 10 AND p SOUTH MARKET STREET,
ImporersOf and Dealers in
Fine BFandies and Wines, Whiskys,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
Fresh Arrivals.
ga WE beg leave to cali the attention Of our s=%a
$50 friends and the traie generally, larse +E3l
So and we'll selected stock Of the above articles 50
just received embracing in part
Brandies.
sarzerac, Qs40) Alex. segnete;
otard DuPuy, very hne; Unitei sorieyy Propretors;
jules Robin RIyua and AlUssee
With many other brands.
g.. ..r. Wines. .-....
CIaret, (every grade0 Madeira;
Port, do do Champagne, very dneD
Old sheryi ....ss -ss- Pure Imp. Malaga.
TObaccOs.
Adam, No. ! Tenn; Hannah; l.
Lilly Dale, do B Potter;
C 7 Wills; Co uer stone.
Richardson; J " North;
Tyreana; DeRosl:
beverly; Peaches and Cream Twist;
Johns Twist; Silver Flake:
Rough and Ready; Gold Lump;
Silver Roll: Laughorne & Armstead;
Claiborne & Taiaferroi Pine Applei
And many others.
Cigars.
Estrella; La Es,arIatta:
Columbia; Imported Londres;
Estrella Primerai La Sa vadOra;
CintrO De Groin; Imported Soace:
ConchO Regalia; do Ne selrOde;
La Silva; do Principe:
La Prueba, Imp do Trabue0s
La suiza, do Ia Tligusrai
La Diana, do Gift; ....
Embracing every grade.
Octa LELI.YET & SMITH.
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a. EMIJOEENS.-- Demgohas. to gallons for .als
TERRASS BROTHERS
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BY
KERKPATRECK, NEVENS & CO.,
No. 81 Market Street,
ON FRIDAY October 9Th 10 o'clock, in front Of their
Warehouse:
80 hhds. Sugar, fair to 50 bbls. Holland Gin;
choice; % " Sweet Wine;
50 bags Rio Coffee; 100000 Segars, various brands
100 bbls. No asses
100 half do 25 doz. Cordial,
100 kegs do . Claret Wine
$50 boxes Star Candles, . - Lemon Syrup,
100 nW do do 30 coils Cotton Rope,
100 qrs. do do IS Grass do
$50 box. Talow do IS doz Buckets
200 bills Rect. Whisky, 90 Wash Tubs,
50 - old Bour. do 2j box Tobacco, various brands,
50 4" Rye do
so g Amer. Bandy, 10 cases Matches.
Together with many other articles in the Grocery line.
Oct6td KIkkPATRICK, NEVINS & co
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WETE have for sale number Of desirable residences Nash
w vile vicinity. Also number Of Farms in David
SON Sumner WIllarsou and Bedford counties Call soon
J.. L. 4 X. W. BROWN,
seu25-Im 445l Cherry street.
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GNOFFEE.--Sn bags lHmors Coffee for sale low for
~ cab, gERRAss BROTHERS
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yEyFFE PARTN EEESHIP HERETOFORE
existing between NlcGregcr, Aoway & Co. Of Nes orleans
ami Aloway & Co.. Of Nashville, Tenn, dissolved by
mutual consent Mace eyer and James Bankhead having
urd th entire interest Of " z. Aoway, Es. said con
larrs JAMES BANKHEAD
VI. E. ALLOWAY,
NaszvrrtE. Sent. .. 1855. GEORGE MACGREGER.
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THE BALL SEASON.
U,pE LAST puT ONE FANCY DRESS AND CIVIC BALI.
will be he'd al the volts Garden IS Bowery on Thurs
dav evening March m Tickets 81 Tor gentleman and
I.de. NAV Te had =, the evening e the ball
NY RFrrHAKT RTEMER, Proprietors
BILLIARDS.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT or BILLIARD TABLES
a Oak rosewood mahogany and oncy woods with slate
marble and eds feathers chalk balls every
thing line the lowest possible prices Tables sf
size order few second hand tables Tor sale cheap
O'CONN0R COIIENDER So Ann street.
DTfIIARDs MADE EAsy-A PERFECT KNOwfEDGE
ID Of the theory and practice Of the game with rues dia
grant, &c splenddly illustrated. In Pheans book
published. Price, elegantly bound 81 Sent free 81 posage
o'CoNNOR COILENDER, SO Ann street
DHELANs PATENT BILLIARD TABLES AND CON
bnaon cushions, with the late improvements, patented
January IL 1868 beyond comparison the best
atrurfed, and offered nj reduced Saes-ooms
and 7ss broadway Mandatory 81 Ann street. N. ".
DFRsONs IN WANT or BILLIARD TABLES WOULD
do well by calling AT W. j. SIi ARPS manufactory ltS
Fulton street where he has hand large on ali
eizes with improved STYLE Of cushion suitable tcr public
private Several secondhand marble bed tables
fer sale Also billiard
bed tables sod futures for sale cheap
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THE FIREDIEN.

AT SPECIAL MEETING OF PACIFIC ENGINE
a Company No 10 held Tuesday evening March 1884 The
followDg preamble and resolutions were unanimously
whereas at meeting Of the Council held on ths
Is, q; karch ISIS preamble and resolutions eonisinnS
man Ioebrr ana adopted by the Common Council VIVA
thereby en- rsei the same.
hnd whereas the charges embodied IN such preamble
ssuderous and utterly false fact and are Injurious The
character Of the members OF this company who have always
endeayOred 70 conduct themselves and gentlemen
aud becomes good citizens vauing that charactss
above all thin 70 feeling In relation to such
An whereas 1, fhe opinion Of this company wbaie-.r
chsrgesbe degree, not entirely % The scos Of
TIE Common Council from time 70 time IN nsgleciag asd
refusing 70 punish oiiences When p AMY proved 49,,
And whereas, the movement SET foot by the preamble
sn ucns above referred N. originates IN no good
tive hut has for ~ object the vesiag IN The Comr1,a
Council thai power and control he Fire Department
which for obvinus aud sufficient reasons has beer "
extent istcy deprived. and the organization Of pol
teal scheme 10y the creation Of number OF petty 0ces aud
Therefore Resolved the charges above referred -
this " CONSERVED false every
tcrlsr malicious end ssnderors.
Resolved Thai having by every proper means entenvor
the Fire 81 the sphere Of rotc.
lnHnelcc socnnly protest sgAlns. plan wsrh
tended arain % burg wholly within The couto VI he Co
Resolved That while we having Voluntarily undertaken the
performance OF bre duty nj much personal risk crreuse
In tbe hope c peeniary reward will under circuu
to becene members OF paid department.
and have desire 10 thrust services the
~ against lie wishes yet IN view OF our duty as members
that community vii continue service shremcu unu
relieved therefrom BY the proper authorities
The cers o. the Common Council and that the be pub
ssed IN the Esse star Whis%s6grg Tines Nss nS,s
Rrr ~e. 'e" 'O'' HFSFT r TsYDock. FOREMAN.
" Jupsos BLvprSsuRe, Secretary.
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In their organic sct and the constitution OF ths United
states under which they continue long they
remain in Territorial condition. The argument that
Congress- by the admission will be forcing any institution
Whatever upon an unwilling people gratuitous 1t
groundless, even majority there be opposed TO sa-
very for by the constitution the United States slavery
Ia much forced upon them by the constitution OF
Kansas Tbs Congress cannot prevent and this will
tnue to be the case until is removed ever, by tho
sovereign power Of the State
The committee therefore report the following resolu
ton:-
Resolved Tha Kansas ought to be admitted as State into
the Union under the Lecompoh constitutions, equal
footing with the oher States by the Pres
Sanf
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FINE ARTS.

SIMPSONS GREAT RHETORICAL PAINTING
- % the restoration of the
ARCTIC SHIP RESOLUTF
by the people Of the United States 70 her MAJESTY The Queec
- tpsin,ed By command Of her xsies.yJ
!. n'N on e-i-- en- s.tTs ~ $3.50 Sr,,av.v
Atmizalcn Is cents Open FROM A. H. Dl0eM
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REWARDS.


o1A REwARp.-LOsT, ON MONDAY MORNING, ON
VlU board the houston stree; ferry bosis bun
die Of containing receipts and accounts AID two small
books The papers Of u but the
The finder viii the above reward from ether
OF tbs Houston street ferry masters.
610 RFwARD-A LADIES BLACK BROADCIOTH
SlO cloak unfinished Lost In Crosby street between
Reecker and Brcoms streets, the 10th OF March The
above reward will be given n who brings this
article 20 Dr. f. sgesmond 81 Blocker street No ques
lions ~ii be asked.
cOS REwARD.-LOST OR STOLEN, ON TEE 9TH
GZsD 4, going from the 81 Nicholas Hotel TO Thirty
third street double bo,tomed gold lever watch. No $50.
John Moncas, msker. Liverpool; n. L. for on the back
The above Will be paid its recovery, and questions
asked. GEO. HENRY FOX 80 Cortland street
&SO RgwARp.-LosT, ON MONDAY LAST. rHE sTu,
sNCU NJ Vim Shaw hotel Long Island, diamond atone,
weighing five, lghth and sixteenth. little of
lored with flaw The gentleman Thai 70 piet
will much trouble by sending 70 Sos les
ter street aud receive the above reward H. WHITE
CE00 REwARD-sroLEN FROM NO: rs CHAN
I)OUbers street the night Of the Bb March morning
Of the Vh silk Of marcel Forene-s
de Espies black modes and ribbons The above reward viii
be psd 70 any party giving information that will lead % ke
recovery. RICHARD =. HhRCOkBF.